Who it’s for
Made for the people who run the water.
Managers decide, foremen do the job, consultants set the targets and owners see the record. Rigo AI never opens a valve.
Photos: Agririgo, Sebastian Nowozin (Unsplash). Illustrative, not Rigo AI users.
Roles and ground rules
Who does what, and the rules Rigo keeps.
- Vineyard managersGet the 06:00 brief and decide in one tap.
- Irrigation foremenGet the approved job: block, pump and time.
- ConsultantsSet and sign off the targets for each block.
- Owners and GMsSee where the water went, and what it protected.
- Rigo never opens a valveA person approves every action.
- It holds back on bad dataA stuck probe gets a check, not a guess.
- Your consultant signs offTargets start from SA trial research.
- Your data stays yoursExport or delete it any time.
On your phone
Rigo AI in the palm of your hand.
Get your job done in 3 simple steps. No new app to learn: it all happens on WhatsApp, where your team already talks.
- Step 1The brief arrives on WhatsAppEvery morning, your blocks in order: what to water first and why.
- Step 2You approve with one tapOr change it. The call is always yours.
- Step 3The foreman gets the job doneThe job goes to the foreman, and Rigo records when it’s done.
- Heat Thu–Sat38–40 °C forecast
- ACTB-07 tonight22:00 · 690 m³ · off-peak
- Hold B-04Probe stuck 52 h
- Recorded 06:07Approved, sent to the foreman
The 2026/27 pilot
One farm. One summer. Measured.
We’re choosing one irrigated wine farm for the 2026/27 pilot: 4–8 blocks, Dec to Mar, no new hardware to start. You decide if it’s worth paying for.
