Every Laisha Tool, Explained

Every tool below is one that exists and works today. There is no roadmap on this page, nothing described in the future tense, and nothing listed because it sounded good in a pitch.

Each page says the same three things: what the tool is for, the moment it is the right one to open, and — stated as plainly as the rest — what it will not do. A bigha is not the same size in two regions. GPS is unreliable under trees. A field measurement is not a legal survey. The loan report is an estimate and only the bank decides. That is not small print; it is the reason a farmer can afford to act on any of the rest.

What costs nothing and needs no account at all is everything on this website: these pages, the grow guides, and the numbers in them. Inside the app, three tools open to anybody — the stack calculator, the vehicle register and Laisha FM — and Meri Dukan shows a working sample shop to a stranger before it asks for anything. The rest needs an account, and the ones that cost real money to run every time somebody uses them — reading a photograph, reading a document, watching a season — are paid, and say so.

Ten days free, no card. After that 10 US dollars a month, one price worldwide.

Farm Operations

• Laisha Run — A farm runner that opens in a browser, with nothing to install
• Dravyaguna — Every dravya — rasa, guna, virya, vipaka, karma and a reference you can check
• Ayurveda Library — Growing medicinal plants, with the cultivation facts firstA reference library of Ayurvedic medicinal plants, indexed by both their Sanskrit and botanical names — Ashwagandha as Withania, Amalaki, Bilva as Aegle marmelos, Brahmi as Bacopa monnieri — so the plant in a text and the plant in a field can be identified as the same plant.
• Ask Laisha — AI AssistantA direct question to Laisha about farming, with the rest of the app's knowledge behind it — for the questions that do not fit a tool.
• Applied Agriculture Library — Grow Guides · Plain Words, Step by StepGrow guides for sixty-three crops: what the plant needs, how long from planting to food, growing it stage by stage, harvest and storage, what a normal harvest is worth — plus a plant identification quiz, and a printable guide to take into the field.
• Daily Diary — Tasks, Contacts, Calendar & ClockA day-planner that keeps the ordinary things in one place: the calendar, the tasks, the clock and the contacts, for a working day that happens outdoors.
• Area Calculator — Land ConversionA converter between the fourteen units land is actually measured in — acre, hectare, square metre, square foot, square yard, square kilometre, square inch, are, and the Indian units cent, decimal, guntha, bigha, kanal and marla.
• Farm Calculator — Crop ToolsThe index to Laisha's working tools, grouped by what you are doing: field operations, essential calculators, planning and costing decisions, AI tools and commercial ones — searchable, so you can find the right one without knowing its name.
• Land Measurement Intelligence — Measure, Save & Report FieldsArea and perimeter of a field from measurements you take yourself, for five regular shapes — rectangle, square, triangle, circle and trapezium — with the answer given at once in square metres, acres, hectares, square feet, square yards, square kilometres, bigha, kanal and marla.
• Field Mapping — GPS MappingThe real area and perimeter of a field, from its actual boundary: draw it on satellite imagery or walk the edge with the phone's GPS, and get the area computed from the boundary points rather than from a shape fitted over them.
• Soil Health — Multi-Season TrendsA record of your soil over time rather than a single reading: log each soil test against a named field and a date, map it to the spot it was taken from, and watch the trend.
• Irrigation Scheduler — Weather-Based Watering PlanA day-by-day watering schedule for the next 7 to 16 days, worked out from the real forecast for your location using the FAO-56 method: reference evapotranspiration (ETo) multiplied by the crop's published coefficient (Kc) to give crop water requirement (ETc), then adjusted for the chance of rain, and finally converted into litres for the size of field you actually have.
• Soil Test Interpreter — AI Fertilizer Plan from Lab ReportAn interpreter for a soil laboratory report.
• Loan Eligibility Report — Bank-Ready PDF ReportA bank-ready assessment of whether a farm can service a loan, built on the debt-service coverage ratio — net farm income divided by total annual debt payments — which is the metric a lender actually underwrites on.
• Global Crop Insurance — Protection PlannerA planning estimate of what crop cover would cost, as a range, against the value you want protected — using published global benchmark bands for the three broad kinds of cover rather than pretending to price your farm.
• Global Crop Price Intelligence — Prices, Evidence & ReportsWhat a crop is actually selling for, in the markets near you and in the world beyond them: verified mandi data from AGMARKNET for India, UN World Food Programme and World Bank commodity data internationally, plus your own price observations pinned on a map — all convertible into whichever currency you think in.

Intelligence

• SUNYRA Health & Care — Medical study libraries inside Laisha, starting with NursingSunyra, a Laisha company, holds Laisha's medical study libraries, starting with Nursing: 56 subjects with a full study manual each, practice papers, and the licensing examinations and regulators of the world.
• Weather — ForecastA farm weather screen rather than a city one: alongside temperature, rain and wind it carries the agricultural parameters — vapour pressure deficit, wet-bulb temperature, dew point, evapotranspiration, solar radiation, soil profile, freezing level, UV index — and turns the ones that cross a threshold into a plain decision summary.
• Grain Intelligence — Quality InspectionA defensible quality assessment of a grain sample: you measure length, width, moisture, broken grain, foreign matter and uniformity, and it returns a composite score out of 100, a grade — Premium, Standard, Below Standard or Reject — an accept-or-reject recommendation, a storage read, a risk matrix and an exportable report.
• Seed Quality Intelligence — Planting ReadinessA pre-sowing decision on a seed lot: photograph the seed, add whatever germination, purity, moisture and vigour figures you have, and get a planting readiness assessment that separates what was visually estimated from what was actually measured.
• Crop Health — Complete Field IntelligenceA crop health check from a photograph.
• Crop Calendar — Season-Long Sowing PlanA season-long operating plan for one crop in one place: a dated stage timeline from sowing to harvest, with the irrigation windows, the nutrient windows, the pest and disease watch periods, and the operations that cannot be moved — then re-read against the live weather, so the plan tells you when this week's forecast has changed it.
• Pest & Disease Intelligence — Global Pest & Disease SciencePest and disease risk for your crop in your district, before it arrives: a risk summary with named pests and diseases, their scientific names, how they attack, what damage looks like, the action threshold, when intervention actually works, and preventive measures — plus identification from a photograph when something is already there.
• Post-Harvest Loss Prevention — Real Storage Science, GlobalA crop-by-crop library of how to keep a harvest rather than lose it: drying and storage practice, aflatoxin risk, and real low-cost storage technologies — including hermetic storage, which works without chemicals — drawn from verified references and exportable as a document.
• Global Market Price Outlook — Worldwide Prices & TrendsWhere a crop's price is heading, rather than where it is: a trend reading — strengthening, stable, weakening or mixed — with the change against three months ago, the seasonal factors behind it, and the reasoning stated so you can disagree with it.

Documents

• Document Intelligence — Read, Verify & Act on FilesOne document, one focused job: extract the key facts, pull out the figures and dates, find the risks, find the actions you have to take, or ask it a specific question — with every finding tied back to what the document actually says and everything unclear listed as unclear.
• Quick Tools — PDF & Image UtilitiesThe ordinary file jobs, done properly: merge, split and compress PDFs, convert PDF to and from Word and images, PowerPoint to PDF, resize and crop images, add a watermark, duplicate a file, and a movie maker — each as a clear three-step flow that ends with a real file you can download.

Warehouse

• Warehouse — DashboardA live record of what is in store and what has moved: godowns, the stacks inside them, the quantity in each, their storage conditions, and every truck in or out — with overdue inspections surfaced rather than waiting to be asked for, and the whole thing exportable as the document a buyer, auditor, lender or insurer asks for.
• Stack Calculator — Capacity CalculatorThe number of bags and the tonnage in a stack, from bags per row, rows, layers and bag weight — saved under a name, printed with the arithmetic shown.

Workforce

• Workforce — Attendance & StaffAttendance and staff records for a farm or a godown: who works here, who came in today, and what that adds up to over a month — recorded at the gate on a phone, and exportable as a PDF or a spreadsheet.

Business

• Retailer OS — The rate list you turn around on the counterThe customer-facing half of Meri Dukan: a clean rate list of what the shop sells and what it costs, searchable, with nothing of the shopkeeper's business on it.
• Meri Dukan — Kharcha · Saaman · Hisab — a ledger for a small shopShop accounts for a small retailer, written entirely in Hindi, that answer one question the shopkeeper cannot answer today: after everything, what did the shop actually make?
• Marketing Assistant — AI 4Ps Marketing PlanA complete market strategy from a few inputs: candidate customer segments, positioning, the channels that actually fit your market, budget guidance, a competitive read using buyer power and rivalry, how to enter, what to do if nothing moves, and how often to look back.
• Careers & Jobs — Find work, post jobs, CV reviewAgriculture jobs, and the things you need to apply for them: a searchable listing by role, company and discipline, a CV builder, a cover letter generator, interview preparation, skill certification, and anonymous company ratings.
• Feedback & Ideas — Tell the Laisha teamA direct line to the person who built this, with a record of what you have sent and what came of it.
• Exam Intelligence — 195 Countries · Real Exams Worldwide · Full Mock TestsPractice for real agriculture examinations from around the world, by subject, with a freshly shuffled question set on every attempt.
• Living Sciences Library — Full Study Manuals · Every Country WelcomeForty-five agricultural science subjects — from Principles of Agronomy and Weed Science to Dryland Farming and Agroforestry — each with a full written manual you can download as PDF, Word or PowerPoint, and a quiz to check what actually stuck.
• My Certifications — Verified exam-prep credentialsVerifiable proof of what you have passed: a global agriculture certification with transparent scoring and a public verification link, so it can be checked by somebody who has never heard of Laisha.
• Thesis Assistant — Topics + Literature Review StructureA research plan for a thesis: candidate topics against your interest and region, a research gap framed, a literature review structure, citation styles, and real papers related to your topic — with no invented citations, ever.