Everyone who plants trees asks one question: is my tree still alive? If you live abroad and the trees are in India, you usually have to take someone’s word for it.
A phone call and a few photos
Many families abroad own farmland, an orchard or a plot planted with trees back home. Someone local looks after it. You pay for saplings, water and labour. What comes back is a call now and then, and a few photos that may or may not show the whole land.
You cannot tell if the photos are from this month. You cannot tell if the corner nobody photographed is dry. And a trip home to check costs more than the problem.
See it yourself, every week
Satellites photograph every part of India every few days. Get Zero turns those images into a simple map of your land: where trees are healthy, where they are slowing down, and where they are failing. You do not need to understand the images. You just see green, amber and red.
What Get Zero gives an NRI landowner
- A weekly view of your land on your phone, from wherever you live.
- WhatsApp alerts when part of the land needs attention, so you can call your caretaker with a specific question.
- A dated record of what is alive, independent of anyone on the ground.
- Drone counts when you want to see every tree.
Read how the check works or see what landowners get.
The short answer
You should not have to fly home to know if your trees are alive. Mark your land once and check it every week. Book a demo.
Common questions
How can an NRI check land in India from abroad?
Mark the boundary of the land once, and Get Zero checks it every week by satellite. You see on your phone what is growing and what is not, and get a WhatsApp alert when part of the land needs attention.
Do I need to visit India to set it up?
No. You only need the location of the land. Drop a pin or draw the boundary, and the weekly checks start from satellite images.
Does this replace my caretaker?
No. Someone still has to water and look after the trees. It gives you your own view of the land, so you can see whether the care you pay for is working.