Early detection for crop health
Catch crop threats before they cost you the harvest.
Repflow uses eDNA analysis to detect pests, pathogens and weeds in your growing environment — an early signal that lets you act with precision, before the damage shows.
Developed with scientific partners at the University of Vienna.
The detection gap
The damage starts before you can see it.
By the time symptoms show in a crop, the organism is usually established and the economic damage is already underway. Conventional scouting and lab confirmation catch problems late — when your options narrow to broad-spectrum treatment or loss. Repflow closes that gap.
Infection
Organism arrives. Nothing visible.
Repflow detects
eDNA signal — act early and targeted.
Symptoms visible
Damage done. Options narrow.
Who it’s for
Built first for controlled and high-value growing.
Greenhouse & horticulture
Contained, high-value crops where one undetected outbreak spreads fast. Catch it at the source.
Seed & seedlings
Verify clean starting material before pathogens enter your production chain.
Hydroponics
Monitor water and substrate for pathogens that move invisibly through a recirculating system.
Organic open-field
When broad-spectrum chemistry isn’t an option, early and targeted detection is your strongest lever.
How it works
Three steps from sample to decision.
1
Sample
Take a simple soil, water or substrate sample. No specialist inspection needed.
2
Analyse
We screen the eDNA for the specific organisms that threaten your crop.
3
Act
Get an early, targeted signal so you can intervene precisely — or decide not to.
Where we are
An honest picture of our stage.
Repflow is an early-detection pre-founding spin-off from the University of Vienna. Our eDNA method is proven in aquatic environments, and we’re now validating it for crop-growing applications with our first partners. Early-access participants help shape the product and get first use of new detection panels as they’re validated.
Be among the first to test Repflow.
Tell us about your crop and growing environment — we’ll be in touch about early access.
Or email us: info@repflowlabs.com