AI Fertilizer Plan from Lab Report
Soil Test Interpreter takes a photo or PDF of a lab soil test report — or manually typed-in values — and returns a real, sourced interpretation of what those numbers mean and what to do about them.
Every parameter it handles (pH, nitrogen/phosphorus/potassium, organic carbon and organic matter, salinity, four micronutrients, soil texture, porosity, bulk density, moisture, and color) is classified against a real, published, sourced reference standard, not left to an AI model's own judgment of what counts as "low" or "high" — the AI's job is only to read the raw value off the document; the classification against the standard is deterministic.
It's free, and manual entry (no upload needed) runs through the exact same real classification as an uploaded lab report.
A farmer who just received a lab report full of unfamiliar abbreviations and numbers can upload the photo and get back plain language about what's actually deficient and what a reasonable next step looks like, grounded in a named standard rather than a guess.