GouriSat AI builds the satellite intelligence layer beneath modern Indian agriculture — turning earth-observation data into actionable signal for banks, insurers, FPOs, and the farmers they serve.
140 million Indian farmers feed 1.4 billion people. The decisions made around their fields — for crop loans, insurance claims, yield forecasts, and disease detection — deserve data that is fast, accurate, and accessible.
GouriSat AI builds that layer from orbit. Every five days, fresh satellite imagery flows through our pipeline, transforms through models trained on Indian crops, and lands as actionable signal in the hands of the people who need it.
Built for India. On Indian satellite data. With deep respect for the land.
The future of Indian agriculture is not in more chemicals or more machinery — it is in better information, delivered to the right person at the right time.
Per-field vegetation indices refreshed every five days — delivered as a map and a number, district by district.
Forecast harvest tonnage 60 days before cutting — using time-series models trained on five years of district-level history.
Early-warning models flag fields drifting from healthy baselines — pushed via WhatsApp in regional languages.
Per-acre crop loss verification for PMFBY claims — delivered in 24 hours, direct from satellite.
Identify under-watered and over-watered fields from soil moisture indices — helping farms use water wisely.
Measure and certify on-farm carbon sequestration from satellite — opening a new revenue stream for sustainable farmers.
I trained at Karlsruhe Institute of Technology — one of Germany's leading engineering universities — in Remote Sensing and Geoinformatics. Years of working with satellite data, multispectral indices, and earth-observation models shaped how I see the world from above.
GouriSat AI is the bridge between that depth of science and the fields that matter most to me: the farms of India.
We're building in stealth and onboarding pilot partners through Q3 2026. Banks, insurance companies, FPOs and progressive farmers get priority access.