FAQ

AgRhythm is a map-first farm platform for NZ pastoral farms. It lets you log observations, manage paddocks and tasks, and run pasture analysis from drone flights — all from a browser, no install needed.

Yes — AgRhythm is in active beta. You can sign up and start using it now at rivergis.agrhythm.nz. We’re actively developing and iterating with beta users.

Bring your own DJI drone — no enterprise kit needed. Set waypoints manually in the DJI app, fly your paddocks, and collect the photos yourself. Upload those photos to AgRhythm and the platform contextualises them — placing each image where it was taken and running analysis to produce kg DM/ha estimates per paddock.

AgRhythm is a full farm record platform — you can pin observations and photos to a map, draw paddock boundaries, manage tasks, track assets, and build a time-filtered field journal. Every entry is pinned to a place and a time, so the record compounds as you use it. It's designed to work from the field on mobile or desktop.

No — pasture cover is where we've focused first because it's the most immediate need for NZ pastoral farms. The engine processes aerial drone imagery and can detect and analyse a range of farm features: fence condition, water infrastructure, pasture type differences, and more. We're actively developing new detection capabilities and validating them with real farms. We're also building with APIs in mind, so if you're working on something in the ag-tech space, get in touch.

Drop us a line at info@agrhythm.nz and we’ll keep you posted, including early-access opportunities.

Yes. We’re keen to connect with farmers for field testing, technology partners for integrations, and investors aligned with our vision. Contact us to discuss.