Our online platform (SaaS) that helps drone operators, farmers, FPOs, cooperatives and buyers make practical use of drone-captured data.
We are starting from Uttarakhand's hills and small farms, and we are honest that we are still learning where it adds the most value.
Status: Platform is operational in early form and evolving based on real field feedback and technical learnings.
Connects farmers, FPOs, cooperatives, drone operators, buyers and institutions in one environment with clear permissions and data-sharing rules.
Drone operators upload RGB (and later multispectral) imagery; AgroCloud turns it into stitched field maps, basic stress hints and before/after damage views.
Delivers clear, visual outputs and short reports that can support discussions about crop condition, damage, planning and interventions.
Trained drone operators fly over fields, orchards or sites following simple patterns and checklists.
They upload imagery and mission details to AgroCloud via a web interface.
AgroCloud processes the data to generate maps and summaries.
Authorised users (farmers, FPOs, buyers, insurers, projects) can view the outputs, discuss them and plan actions; over time, discovery and collaboration features expand.
AgroCloud handles the heavy technical part. Local operators handle relationships, field execution, and earning.
Youth who already fly drones for weddings, tourism or basic survey, and want to add agri-tech mapping work. AgroCloud gives them a backend to turn flights into usable maps and reports.
Farmers and collectives who want a clearer view of their fields—orchards, off-season vegetables or plains crops—and simple visual records after hail, heavy rain or disease.
FPOs that handle many small farmers and want aggregated views, basic cluster maps and repeatable processes for monitoring crops and planning interventions.
Buyer organisations, insurers, lenders and project teams who benefit from independent visual field data to support their decisions, while still respecting data ownership and local context.
We are still in early phase. Our first focus is on a few clusters and partners, not on covering the whole country at once.
We do not intend to give AgroCloud through a large central data team.
Instead, our model is:
AgroCloud becomes their technical backend.
Heavy lifting: data storage and standard maps in one place.
FPOs, buyers and projects can discover reliable local operators over time.
It's well with self-employment loan schemes for youth.
Lite drones, training, AgroCloud access, and basic working capital fit the local context.
This approach also aligns with existing self-employment loan schemes for youth, where a typical package includes:
Our focus is on building and refining the platform, training and
support machine: lets become the
face of the service in their region.
Goljyu Innovations is setting up an RPTO (Remote Pilot Training Organisation) and complementary training for agri and survey workflows.
Safe, compliant drone flying.
Mapping and inspection workflows for fields, orchards and sites.
How to upload and use AgroCloud.
Simple business basics: pricing, talking to farmers and FPOs, planning your work.
We see training as our real GTM engine:
We are a deep-tech team from Uttarakhand, working on drones, electronics and cloud systems.
From that vantage point, we see three realities:
Drone agri-tech is already working pre-sowing, yield estimation, pest surveillance in many countries, and India is actually one of them. But agriculture...
We cannot borrow ready-box this or copy western models top-down. Hill farms, multi-crop orchards, and micro-holdings are different. Even use-cases may not sell, some may not, and some may need adaptation.
We do not yet have shared infrastructure reliably available to every startup, farmer-org or rural agri-business that wants to use it to support supply, mapping and future monitoring work.
We do not claim guaranteed viral numbers. We are clear that this must be financially sustainable, even if margins stay modest. We are equally clear that it's strategically important for Goljyu and for our region.
AgroCloud is intentionally low-margin and cost-effective. It is not built around hyper-growth assumptions.
Pricing that is understandable and affordable for FPOs and operators
Focus on steady usage rather than chasing vanity metrics
A clear aim that AgroCloud should pay for itself and contribute to the stability of our broader deep-tech work
If AgroCloud becomes a stable revenue stream, even with modest margins, it gives us one of the anchors on which we can build more ambitious innovation projects without depending on constant fundraising.
In other parts of the world, drone-based analytics are already part of precision agriculture. In our region, we do not assume that every such use-case will directly translate.
So we are explicit:
We do not promise fixed percentage increases in yield or income.
We commit to running the platform reliably and efficiently.
We will work with limited geographies and serious partners first.
We will refine AgroCloud based on what actually gets used, not on what looks impressive in demos.
We prefer measured, evidence-based progress over aggressive claims.
We are starting in Uttarakhand and nearby regions because this is where we live and understand the context. Over time, if the model proves useful, it can be applied in other hill and small-farm geographies.
No. We do not claim guaranteed income numbers. There is evidence from other regions that drone data can help, but in our context we want to measure and learn rather than promise.
No. AgroCloud is intentionally low-margin and cost-effective. The aim is sustainable operations and broader access, not premium pricing.
Yes. If you are willing to learn and work in the field, our training covers basics of flying, data capture and using AgroCloud.
By default, farmers / FPOs own their field data, and operators own their flight logs. AgroCloud processes data to deliver services, and any broader sharing is done with consent and clear agreements.
Have more questions?
Contact UsIf you are a 12th-pass or college student, videographer, or a curious learner who wants to build a small but real business around drones, we would like to hear from you.
Register your InterestIf you are an FPO, cooperative, buyer, insurer, government department or research institution interested in exploring drone data in your region, we invite you to partner with us for small, focused pilots.
Explore partnershipsWe are based in Haldwani, at the foothills of Kumaon. Many of our first deployments and experiments are in and around Uttarakhand – hills, terrace farms, orchards, small towns.
Demanding terrain keeps our engineering honest.
Local youth are eager to learn and lead.
Solutions built here scale to other hill regions.
1st Floor, Kundan Bhawan
(Opp. Chandan Hospital)
MB Inter College Road,
Haldwani, Uttarakhand – 263153
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