The farm's memory, on demand
'How much fertilizer did we use on the south hill during the 2018 drought?' Most farms can't answer that — the record is gone or was never written. With AgHound, every captured season is queryable: the AI reads across voice logs, tasks, photos, and service records and answers with the sources attached.
It's the institutional memory of a 40-year operation, available in a search box.
- Ask questions in plain language
- Answers cite dates, notes, and photos
- Query by field, machine, season, or person
- Works over audio originals too
Decisions with the history behind them
The assistant doesn't just retrieve — it connects. Ask about a recurring wet spot and get the drainage notes from three seasons, the repair ticket from last year, and the yield observations around it. Context that used to require interviewing the senior farmer arrives assembled.
- Cross-record context assembly
- Historical patterns surface in answers
- Audio playback from the original notes
- Founding-farm wisdom stays queryable
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the AgHound AI assistant?
A question-answering layer over the farm's own records — ask about fields, equipment, seasons, or past decisions and get answers synthesized from the operation's voice notes, photos, tasks, and service history, with sources cited.
Where do the answers come from?
Only from the farm's captured records — voice logs, photos, tasks, and maintenance timelines. It doesn't pull generic internet advice; it retrieves what this farm actually did.
Does it get smarter over time?
Yes — every season of captured records makes the searchable history deeper. The assistant's value compounds exactly like the knowledge base it reads.
Can the senior farmer use it too?
Yes — asking 'what did I say about the tile line?' is faster than remembering. But it's most valuable for the next generation, who can query decades they weren't present for.
See AI Assistant on your farm
AgHound is free during early access. Record a voice note on your next round and watch the record build itself.