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Machinery on rent, farm labour on demand, and a field robot that sprays only where the crop needs it.
Register interestEvery push opens the ground. PrithviX handles what comes after.
A farmer in dungarees pushes a wheel plough across dry, cracked soil; each push opens a crack ahead of the blade.
Farming looks simple from the road. Up close, three things keep going wrong.
So we built one place for everyone who works the field.
Rent machinery, hire labour and let the rover look after the crop.
Earn from machinery that would otherwise sit in the shed.
Find paid work nearby and get paid within a day.
A field robot you drive by remote or let run on its own, spraying point by point.
It starts with what every farm needs each week: machines and hands.
Two services that every farm needs, booked and paid in one app.
Rental
Farmers rent tractors, harvesters, sprayers and other equipment by the day. Equipment owners earn from idle machinery.
Labour
Workers for sowing, harvesting or field work. PrithviX connects verified farm labourers directly to the farmers who need them.
Machines and hands are half the story. The other half is the crop itself.
Kisan Kawach · Rover Version 2.0
A tracked, modular field robot. One base, swappable modules for each job.
Four centrifugal sprayers on servo arms fold down beside the crop rows.
Each sprayer opens only over the patches that need nutrients. The rest of the field stays dry.
Let it run its GPS route on its own, or take over with the remote at any moment.
Before the rover moves, the app has to know your field. It starts from above.
PrithviX field map
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Your field starts as a point on the map, wherever it is.
Illustration of the PrithviX field map. Location, plots and readings are examples.
Here is how a day with Kisan Kawach goes, from your phone to the field.
Mark the field once in the PrithviX app. The rover plans its GPS route row by row.
Autonomous on the GPS route, or manual with the remote. Switch between them any time.
Each of the four sprayers opens only over the zones that need it.
Position, tank level, coverage and camera feed stream from the rover to your phone, building a field health map.
Spraying only the patches that need it changes what a season costs you.
| Backpack sprayer | Tractor boom | Kisan Kawach | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Where the spray goes | Wherever the worker walks | The full width, across the whole field | Only the zones the field map marks |
| Who walks through the chemical | The worker, all day | The driver, in the cab | No one; you watch from your phone |
| Who drives it | A person on foot | A driver | Its own GPS route, or you by remote |
| What you keep afterwards | Nothing written down | Depends on the tractor | A field health map from every pass |
Put in your field and how you spray today. The numbers below come only from what you enter.
This is an estimate from your numbers, not a promise. The share that needs spray changes with the crop and the season.
You decide how it runs, and you see everything it sees.
Control Kisan Kawach autonomously or manually by remote, and get telemetry and insights of your field straight from the rover.
It began with Version 1.0, a base built to carry whatever the season needs.
Kisan Kawach · Version 1.0 platform
The wheeled Version 1.0 base has three mounting points, so the same rover sprays, weeds and hauls.
Four driven 300 mm all-terrain wheels, two sealed body modules for the battery and electronics, and a module bay on the spine between them.
A 16 L tank drops onto the bay. Two side booms carry six nozzles over the rows.
A guarded blade slides into the front receiver and cuts weeds between the crop rows. No chemicals.
A trolley pins to the rear hitch and carries harvest crates, inputs and tools.
A mast camera with lights rises from the front module and streams the crop to the app.
Spray on the bay, cutter in front, trolley behind: one pass does three jobs.
Production design of the Version 1.0 base, built in CAD from the tested prototype. Attachments marked Concept are in design.
Each job has its own tool. Here they are side by side.
Every attachment fits one of three mounting points, so they can run together. Here is what each one does and how we rank them.
Build first
Mounts on: Module bay
16 L tank, pump and valves, two booms with six nozzles. The job every farm repeats most.
Next
Mounts on: Front receiver
A 300 mm three-blade disc under a full guard, kept at cutting height by two skids.
Low-cost add-on
Mounts on: Rear hitch
A trolley with two crates that follows the rover from row to row.
Low-cost add-on
Mounts on: Front module lid
A telescopic mast with a camera and lights for watching the crop from the app.
Concept
Mounts on: Module bay
A hopper and two coulter discs that drop seed into two rows.
This is not only on paper. Version 1.0 has been driven and tested outdoors.
Our first wheeled prototype, driven and tested in the field.
So where do you fit in?
Machinery, labour and crop care, booked from one app.
Earn from what you already have.
Getting started takes a few minutes.
Sign up as a farmer, equipment owner or labour provider in under two minutes.
List your equipment or your skills, or tell us about your fields.
Farmers find and book equipment, labour and rover visits near them.
Bookings, payments and field data in one place, while you get on with the work.
Still wondering about something? Here are straight answers.
Registering is free for farmers, equipment owners and labour providers. No card, no trial period, no setup fee.
PrithviX earns only when you do: a 12% platform fee on completed equipment rental bookings and 10% on completed labour bookings, deducted before your payout.
Your details and your field data are yours. We do not use them for our own marketing or share them with third parties.
Data is stored encrypted on Indian servers in line with India's data protection rules. Close your account and we delete your data within 30 days on request.
We are launching first in Gujarat and Rajasthan. Maharashtra is next, followed by Madhya Pradesh.
If your district is not listed, register anyway. We confirm your area's launch date within 24 hours, and early registrations get first access when we expand there.
It drives the field on a GPS route, on its own or by remote, and sprays nutrients only on the zones that need them.
Position, tank level, coverage and camera stream to the PrithviX app, and every pass builds your field health map.
The spray system is the one we are building first; it is the same job Kisan Kawach Version 2.0 does. The weed cutter, carriage, scout camera and seeder are concepts in design for the Version 1.0 base.
Register and tell us which tool you need. The attachments farmers ask for most are the ones we build next.
Owners list machinery with photos and a verified condition rating before any booking goes live. Renters pay a refundable deposit, held by PrithviX, not the owner.
If equipment fails, PrithviX holds the payment and the owner provides a working replacement within 24 hours or refunds the downtime. Disputes are mediated within 48 hours.
Payment goes to your UPI ID or bank account within 24 hours of the farmer confirming the work is done, so you never handle cash or chase anyone for it.
The farmer's payment is held in escrow from the moment you are booked and released when both sides confirm. Any dispute is mediated within 48 hours.
We are in pre-launch. The first 200 registered users in each district become Founding Members: priority onboarding, founding-member pricing locked in, a setup call with our team, and early access to new features.
Registering takes a minute. We call you back to confirm your spot and answer your questions.
Before you join, one thing about the name on every page.
A person, bowingA person, giving waterLook closely at our logo. The P and its dot are a person bowing. The i beside it is a person giving water. Together they say what PrithviX is for: everyone else bowing to the people who feed us.
Ready to be one of the first?
We are onboarding our first users. Register your interest and get priority access when we launch in your area.
Prefer to talk? WhatsApp us or write to madhav@prithvix.in.