Munich Startup
Greenda

Greenda

Greenda is a Munich-based agritech startup with an AI-powered pest management platform built for agricultural cooperatives and the farmers they serve. From a single dashboard, cooperative technicians get AI-assisted support to dia...

Gründung2024
Business ModelB2B
BrancheFood

Über Greenda

Greenda is a Munich-based agritech startup with an AI-powered pest management platform built for agricultural cooperatives and the farmers they serve. From a single dashboard, cooperative technicians get AI-assisted support to diagnose pests and diseases, manage every plot across their territory, and keep digital-notebook compliance records up to date, replacing scattered spreadsheets and paperwork with one connected system. Farmers, in turn, stay linked to their cooperative directly from the field, reporting issues and receiving guidance through a simple mobile experience designed for low digital literacy. Greenda turns everyday field observations into practical, plot-level intelligence. Each diagnosis and treatment decision compounds into shared pest intelligence over time, helping cooperatives and their farmers move from reacting to outbreaks toward anticipating them.

Unsere Mission

Build the collective pest intelligence that lets farming stay ahead of outbreaks, one field observation at a time.

Unsere Vision

A future where every field observation, captured season after season across cooperatives, becomes shared pest intelligence, so that farmers, technicians, and eventually regions and governments can see outbreaks coming and act before they spread.

Mehr davon

Entdecke weitere Artikel, Startups und Events aus dem Ökosystem

20.000 Ladepunkte: Fryte kooperiert mit Smatrics
Deals

20.000 Ladepunkte: Fryte kooperiert mit Smatrics

28.08.26
3 Min.
Zura Health: Mehr als nur ein weiterer Fitness-Tracker
Interviews

Zura Health: Mehr als nur ein weiterer Fitness-Tracker

28.08.26
8 Min.
Vom Tabu zum Milliardenmarkt: Warum Startups immer mehr auf Defence setzen
Inside Stories

Vom Tabu zum Milliardenmarkt: Warum Startups immer mehr auf Defence setzen

27.08.26
7 Min.