FairGrow speaks your language
FairGrow is built for growers everywhere, so the entire platform is available in 57 languages. Not just the marketing pages: your dashboard, the sensor readings, the in-app manual and the daily grower’s note all appear in the language you choose.
One platform, fully translated, in the language you choose.
We do not translate a menu here and there. The grower dashboard, every setting, the in-platform manual and the public website all appear in the language you pick, so a grower in Nepal, Nigeria or the Netherlands gets the same clarity.
What is translated
Your dashboard & settings
Every widget, label, tooltip and message, from irrigation advice to sensor warnings.
The in-platform manual
The full help and how-to pages, including localised screenshots of the interface.
The website & pricing
Every public page, so you can compare and decide in your own language.
The daily grower’s note
A fresh seasonal note for each day of the year, translated into every language.
One platform, 57 languages
Europe (26)
Middle East & Caucasus (7)
South Asia (6)
Southeast & East Asia (12)
Africa (6)
Why we translate everything
Most farming software assumes English. A soil-moisture warning or an irrigation tip only helps if you can read it in the language you think in. So we translate the full product, not just a label here and there, and every language gets the same interface, the same manual and the same care.
To switch, pick your language from the selector in the top corner of any page or in Settings inside the dashboard. Your choice is remembered for next time.
Agricultural innovation often stops at the language border. We removed that border.
Why FairGrow is available in 57 languages, and what that means for organisations working on food security in remote areas.
The forgotten barrier
Anyone working in agricultural development knows the classic obstacles: funding, logistics, connectivity, training. But there is one barrier that is missing from almost every project plan and that often proves decisive in practice: language.
Nearly all modern agricultural technology speaks English. Sometimes French or Spanish. A farmer in the Armenian highlands, a cooperative in the Fergana Valley or a grower in northern Kenya is handed a dashboard in a language that is not their own. The outcome is predictable: the technology is installed during the project and disappears the moment the project worker leaves. Not because the farmer does not want it, but because the system was never really theirs.
Adoption of innovation begins with understanding. And understanding begins with your mother tongue.
The same alert, every language
Bodemvocht in kas 2 zakt onder de drempel.
One alert, fourteen of the 57 languages. What the grower reads is not a translated app: it is simply their own language, on a basic phone, without having to open the dashboard.
What "fully translated" means in the field
One principle has stood since the very first design sketch: the platform and the website are fully available in 57 languages. That is not a tick box on a product sheet. In practice it means:
- The complete dashboard, every chart, setting and widget, in the user’s language.
- Alerts and notifications via Telegram and email in their own language, so they also reach a basic smartphone without the farmer having to open the dashboard.
- Documentation and knowledge base in the same language as the platform itself. The full list is in the language overview above.
An alert such as "soil moisture in greenhouse 2 is dropping below the threshold" arrives in the language the grower thinks and decides in, and that is the difference between a system that is tolerated and a system that is used.
Built for growers, not for engineers
Organisations rolling out technology projects in rural areas know the problem of the knowledge chain: the technology only works as long as someone with a technical background is nearby. FairGrow was deliberately designed the other way round.
Operational in an afternoon
Place the sensors, open the dashboard, done. No server administration and no local IT infrastructure needed.
Low connectivity requirements
Notifications run through Telegram, which works reliably worldwide even on slow connections, and the dashboard is lightweight enough to run in any browser.
The right sensor in the right place
Within the EU we work with certified Zigbee hardware. Outside the EU we supply rugged custom ESP32-based sensors that cope with unstable power grids and changing conditions.
Affordable and scalable
An entry tier at no cost with a daily weather summary via Telegram, and paid tiers from a few euros a month. See the pricing page. Not the kind of investment that scares off a project or cooperative.
What this means for your programmes
For organisations working on food security, climate adaptation or income improvement in rural areas, FairGrow is a practical instrument.
- Making climate adaptation measurable
- Sensors continuously record temperature, humidity, soil moisture and light. Combined with weather forecasts from several sources and Sentinel-2 satellite imagery, this builds an objective picture of what is happening in a field. The result: better growing decisions, and hard data for donor reporting.
- Improving water management
- Irrigation based on measured soil moisture instead of feel or habit. In areas where water is scarce, that is an immediate gain.
- Early warning
- Risk signals for pests and diseases based on local conditions, so action can be taken before a problem spreads across a community.
- Letting knowledge take root
- Because every grower uses the system in their own language, the knowledge stays in the community. Even after the project has formally ended.
European technology, used worldwide
FairGrow is a trade name of EasyData B.V., a Dutch company that has been in business for 27 years, is ISO 27001 certified and runs on its own servers in a Dutch data centre. Data from growers and cooperatives is processed in line with the GDPR and does not depend on large American or Chinese platforms. For organisations that have to account for data security and digital sovereignty, that is a relevant difference.
FairGrow was built alongside growers rather than in a laboratory: every feature on the dashboard exists because a grower asked for it. The platform runs and has proven itself at small scale on our own setup, and we are now looking for the growers and organisations who will be the first to run it on real plots. You can read more about that under how it works and our story.
Let’s talk
Does your organisation work on agricultural development, food security or climate adaptation in remote areas? We are happy to help shape pilot projects, from a single demonstration greenhouse to monitoring at cooperative level.
FairGrow / EasyData B.V.Koninginnelaan 16, 7315 BS Apeldoorn, the Netherlands
Phone: +31 (0)55 534 4886
FairGrow. Growing intelligence for every harvest, in every language.
Language questions
Is the whole platform translated, or only the website?
The whole product: your dashboard, settings, the in-platform manual, the website and the pricing pages.
What if my language is not listed yet?
The interface falls back to English and every feature keeps working. Tell us which language you would like and it moves up our list.
Will you add more languages?
Yes. We add languages as our grower community grows. This page shows the current count automatically.
How do you keep every language consistent?
Every translation is validated against strict rules for units, placeholders, terminology and script, so nothing breaks between languages.
Do you work with NGOs and development programmes?
Yes. We help shape pilot projects, from a single demonstration greenhouse to monitoring at cooperative level, and we supply sensors that suit local conditions. Read what FairGrow means for field programmes.
Does FairGrow also work on a slow or unstable connection?
Yes. Notifications run through Telegram, which gets through reliably even on low-bandwidth connections, and the dashboard is light enough for a basic smartphone. No local server or IT administration is needed.
What does it cost to get started?
There is an entry tier at no cost with a daily weather summary via Telegram. Paid tiers start at a few euros a month; see the pricing page.
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