Farmers log supply
Crop, acreage, parish, planting date, harvest window, and notes are recorded before produce is ready.
How it works
A practical chain from field record to verified contract.
Theros helps farmers make upcoming supply visible, helps buyers reserve crops earlier, and uses hubs, messages, receipts, and market signals to keep everyone aligned.
Operating model
Four steps keep the supply chain moving.
The workflow is built for repeated coordination across planting, sourcing, reservation, delivery, and payment records.
Buyers find matches
Businesses search parish-level supply and use requirements to identify the best farmer matches.
Contracts reserve crops
Both sides negotiate quantity, price, hub, deadline, payment receipts, and status in one record.
Hubs verify delivery
Hub operators record delivered weight and quality so fulfillment, releases, and disputes have shared evidence.
Market intelligence
Signals support decisions without replacing relationships.
Theros uses crop logs, maturity windows, market signals, and buyer requirements to support better timing. Farmers still decide what to plant and accept. Buyers still build relationships with farms and hubs.
Detect
Classify supply pressure
Signals flag scarcity, glut, or stable conditions with severity and expiry windows.
Advise
Ask practical questions
The AI advisor supports harvest timing, market signal interpretation, contract advice, and farm protection.
Sync
Support field connectivity
Offline-first workflows help farmers log field data even when rural connectivity is uneven.
Active signals
Current public signal snapshot.
No active public signals
The detector has no active crop alerts at the moment. Registered users can still ask the AI advisor for planning support.
Contract-ready records
Supply, buyer interest, receipts, and hub checks stay connected as each agreement moves forward.
Hub verification
Delivery checks help the network resolve fulfillment and quality questions with less guesswork.