Irrigate to the soil and the sky — not to a fixed timer.

Water is scarce, electricity is expensive, and a blocked line or a stuck pump can cost a block of crop before anyone notices. addanode automates irrigation from real conditions — soil moisture, weather and flow — and puts pump and valve control on your phone, so the right amount of water reaches the right block at the cheapest time, and you know the moment something goes wrong.

What it does

From guesswork and timers to data and control.

Sense

Soil moisture by zone and depth, weather, flow, pressure, tank and dam levels.

Decide

Irrigate by soil-moisture targets and forecast, shift pumping to off-peak tariffs.

Control

Start/stop pumps, open/close valves, and get alerts for leaks, dry runs and blockages — from your phone.

Frequently asked

Irrigation questions from farmers.

The payback usually comes from three places: water saved, pumping energy shifted off-peak, and crop protected from a failure caught early.

Moving from timer-based to soil-moisture-based irrigation commonly saves a meaningful share of water while protecting yield, and scheduling pumping to off-peak tariffs cuts the energy cost of every megalitre. The exact saving depends on crop, soil and current practice — we baseline before we promise.
Yes. We use LoRaWAN and other long-range, low-power links for in-field sensors and 4G/NB-IoT at the homestead or pump house, with local control so irrigation keeps running even if the link drops.
Usually yes. We interface with existing pumps, VSDs, valves and pivot controls rather than replacing them, and add sensing where you're blind.
Flow, pressure and level monitoring detect bursts, blockages and dry-running, trigger an immediate alert, and can stop the pump automatically to protect the equipment and the crop.

Put your irrigation on your phone.

Tell us about your farm, crops and current setup. We'll scope sensing, control and the savings you can expect.