AgriLens is a simple web page that runs on a farmer’s own computer. It uses Gemma 4 through Ollama to look at photos, read text and answer questions, and everything stays on the device. It was designed for farmers in Nepal, so the interface and the answers default to simple Nepali (देवनागरी), with English available at one tap.

It is built around one rule: a printed product label is the source of truth. The assistant never invents doses, mixing ratios, waiting periods or safety gear. If something can’t be read, it says so.