Getting started

Up and running
in under an hour.

No IT team. No training course. Open Khet, register the land you already farm, and start the season you are in.

  1. 01
    Register your farmAbout 10 minutes
  2. 02
    Start a crop seasonPlan first. Adjust as you go.
  3. 03
    Record as you workNo end-of-season paperwork

The first hour

Three steps. Then Khet runs with the farm.

Setup is the only concentrated work. After that, records are a by-product of the day — not a separate job at the end of the season.

01

Register your farm

Add your farms and fields. Mark each block as rainfed or irrigated, and choose the system — canal, tubewell, drip, or pivot. Name the blocks the way you already talk about them.

  • Farms, blocks, and acreage
  • Rainfed or irrigated, per block
  • Canal name and warabandi turn, if you use one
About 10 minutes
02

Start a crop season

Tell Khet what you planted, where, and when. It builds a week-by-week activity plan from crop templates. You review the dates, change what does not fit, and confirm.

  • Wheat, cotton, rice, sugarcane, vegetables, fodder, orchards
  • Activity calendar from land prep to harvest
  • Tasks stay off the board until you confirm the plan
Plan first. Adjust as you go.
03

Record as you work

Workers mark attendance. Supervisors log irrigation, sprays, and field work. Sales and pay post into the P&L. By harvest, the records are already there — not waiting to be reconstructed from notebooks.

  • Attendance, activities, and scouting on any phone
  • Works offline in remote fields, then syncs
  • Costs and income post as you go
No end-of-season paperwork

After setup

The farm keeps moving. Khet keeps up.

You do not switch into “software mode.” You mark what already happened, and the rest of the system stays current.

01

Daily

Mark who showed up. Log the irrigation run or the spray. Capture a scouting visit if someone walked a block. Two minutes, not a report.

02

Weekly

Check overdue tasks, upcoming warabandi turns, and trap counts. Confirm what the board already knows instead of chasing people for updates.

03

At harvest

Record lots, grades, and dispatch weights. The spray diary and WHP clearance are already attached to the block — harvest is blocked if it is not safe yet.

04

At season end

Open the P&L, export the PDF for the bank, and compare which crop and which block paid. Next season’s plan starts from this record, not from memory.

Who uses it

One farm. Three ways in.

The owner sees money and decisions. Supervisors run crews. Workers log the work. Everyone uses the same record.

Farm owner

Sees the whole picture — cash, crops, overdue work, and which agent is paying. Approves the season plan and the pay run. Does not need to stand in the field to know what happened.

Supervisor

Owns a crew and a set of blocks. Marks attendance, logs activities, and picks up tasks from the board. Only sees the people and land they manage.

Field worker

Opens a phone, starts a task, marks it done. Can scout, count traps, or record a harvest lot. No spreadsheet. No login maze.

What you need

A phone. A farm. WhatsApp for alerts.

Khet is built for cheap Androids in the field and a laptop in the office. No extra sensors to start. No on-site installer.

Start with your farm

Tell us what you grow.
We will walk you through Khet.

Use your own crops and acreage as the example — not a generic demo.