An offline field app, a satellite-backed dashboard and a developer API in one platform — built so NGOs, county governments and carbon projects can prove what they plant, priced in shillings.
From the 15 Billion Tree Growing Initiative to county climate funds and carbon projects, everyone planting trees is now being asked for evidence — survival rates, growth data, geo-located proof, satellite-verified canopy cover. Most organisations are still doing this by hand.
A single mobile app and dashboard for field teams, programme managers and reviewers — covering every stage of a planting programme.
Register sites and trees by GPS, capture photos and survival check-ins with no signal — everything syncs once the team is back online.
Survival rates, canopy growth and site status across every location — one view for programme managers, donors and reviewers.
Every registered boundary is checked against fresh satellite imagery on a recurring cycle, scoring vegetation health automatically.
Species mix, area and growth stage combine into a transparent, documented carbon sequestration estimate for every site.
If tree cover drops unexpectedly inside a monitored boundary, MazingiraShield flags it the moment new imagery confirms it.
Export donor reports, county submissions, or carbon-project evidence in the formats reviewers already expect.
MazingiraShield pulls Sentinel-2 and Landsat imagery on a recurring cycle and runs automated analysis over every registered boundary — so you always know the real state of the forest, not just what was logged on paper.
Every registered forest boundary is re-analysed every 14 days using Sentinel-2 imagery at 10m resolution — automatically, with no manual upload required.
Change-detection algorithms flag unexpected cover loss within hours of a new satellite pass. Alerts go to your dashboard, email, and the API webhook of your choice.
Track vegetation health over months and years. NDVI timelines reveal seasonal patterns, drought stress, and the real progress of replanting programmes.
Everything that powers the MazingiraShield dashboard is available as a REST API — so agri-tech apps, fintechs and government systems can query tree cover, vegetation health and carbon estimates directly.
# Request
curl https://api.mazingirashield.co.ke/v1/tree-count \
-H "Authorization: Bearer $API_KEY" \
-d '{
"site_id": "kakamega-block-04",
"boundary": {"type":"Polygon","coordinates":[...]},
"imagery_date": "2026-05-12"
}'
# Response
{
"tree_count": 4821,
"canopy_area_ha": 6.4,
"density_per_ha": 753,
"ndvi_avg": 0.78,
"confidence": 0.94
}Sandbox tier is free — 500 calls/month, no card required.
Billed in Kenyan Shillings via M‑Pesa or card. USD shown for reference at roughly KES 130 = US$1.
Schools, small NGOs & community groups
Cooperatives & county pilots
Carbon project developers & corporates
County & national programmes
Two months free on every annual plan.
Track survival across scattered planting sites and turn field data straight into the reports your donors ask for.
One dashboard for every ward's contribution to national tree-growing targets, ready for the steering committee.
Continuous, geo-located monitoring data with documented methodology — built with certification audits in mind.
Add vegetation health and tree-cover insight to your product without building your own imagery pipeline.
Draw boundaries and log planting plans from the dashboard, or have field teams register sites directly from the app.
Field check-ins and scheduled satellite passes keep every site's survival, NDVI and carbon data current — automatically.
Pull donor reports, county submissions, or carbon-ready evidence whenever you need them — or fetch it via API.
Managers and analysts get a full dashboard at app.mazingirashield.co.ke — no install required. Field officers use the mobile app to log trees by GPS and submit check-ins with or without a data connection, syncing automatically when signal returns.
Web · Android 8.0+ · iOS 14+ · Free download, requires an active plan
Start a pilot with your team, or get sandbox API access and start building today.