Fyllo Story

Who are we?

Greek word Fyllo (φύλλο) means leaf. It signifies agriculture and prosperity. We’re on a mission to bring certainty to farming through data.

The Beginning

Started in 2019 to remove the guesswork.

Fyllo was started with an aim to make decision-making easy and accurate in agriculture. All our solutions intend to remove guesswork in farming activities and bring certainty in both quality and quantity of produce.

We started Fyllo in 2019 with a handful of farmers and today thousands of farmers use Fyllo to make decisions at their farm throughout the crop season. We intend to make each decision in the crop produce cycle to be data-driven and precise.

100+Agronomy Models

Our Core Pillars

Pioneering Agri-Intelligence.

Farm management

Professional agricultural services for corporate farming, exporters, and input companies. Reducing costs and increasing efficiency through trade regulation guidance and branding.

Precision Farming

Advanced analytics dashboard providing farmers with weather forecasts, soil moisture levels, and intuitive insights at their fingertips.

Expertise

Team of specialists in Agronomy, Climate Science, and Tech Development building state-of-the-art products for higher yields and sustainability.

Precision at every layer.

Data Collection

Our insights run on real-time data. Fyllo devices collect and analyze soil and environmental parameters to provide actionable items directly to growers.

Weather Models

Our DeepMet hyper-local forecast is 50% more accurate than global models like GFS/ECMWF, predicting 30+ parameters with precision.

Agronomy Models

Over 100+ models researched on 35+ crops for irrigation, fertigation, disease prediction, and crop-specific best practices.

Leadership

Driven by experts,
built for farmers.

Founded by Sudhanshu Rai and Sumit Sheoran, Fyllo is the result of their deep computer science background at EdgeVerve and their roots in farming families.

"We wanted to bridge the gap between complex data and simple, actionable farming decisions. Fyllo is that bridge."