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What farmers told us

We do not have customers to quote yet — our first pilots are only just starting. Rather than invent testimonials, here is what thirteen Algerian farmers actually told us, and how to be among the first farms equipped.

What comes up on every visit
“We see it in the morning.”
Danger passes in the night and shows on the birds at the first walk-through — when there is nothing left to do.
“When the power cuts, nobody knows.”
The ventilation stops without a sound. It is the hours that follow that cost the flock.
“I want something simple.”
Not another dashboard to watch: a warning that arrives by itself, in a language you read.

Phrasings drawn from our field interviews. These are summaries of what we were told, not quotations attributed to a named person.

84.6%

have already lost birds to disease in their own houses.

76.9%

still monitor entirely by hand — a notebook and a walk-through.

61.5%

suffer power cuts that put the ventilation at risk.

92.3%

want a simple tool that warns them before it is too late.

Filaha Flock field survey of 13 Algerian poultry farmers (2026). The sample is shown on purpose: each figure is one farmer we interviewed.

Our field survey

Be one of the first farms

Pilot programme

We are installing the first boxes on commercial farms. You are supported directly by the team that builds the product, and what you tell us changes it — that is exactly how it has been built so far.

  • Installation and tuning by our team
  • A direct line to the founders
  • Your feedback folded into the product

And the testimonials?

They will appear here when they are real: a name, a farm, a wilaya, and a story the farmer is willing to tell. Not before.

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