CIBIRU WETAN VILLAGE - SiKuWat

In Cibiru Wetan, women farmers carried the weight of their community’s harvests, but relied on manual entry to manage them. When records were lost or prices changed overnight, their hard work didn’t always turn into fair returns. Without reliable data or access to real-time markets, planning and profit often came down to guesswork.

Through QuantumByte, the village built SiKuWat, a harvesting app that puts data and decisions back in the farmers’ hands. Every yield, sale, and price update is recorded instantly and stored safely, allowing farmer groups to plan ahead, negotiate better, and grow with confidence. What once required piles of paper can now be managed in minutes, accurate, organized, and accessible to all.

SiKuWat helped women farmers in Cibiru Wetan work faster and sell smarter. Harvest data that once took days to compile can now be recorded and reported within minutes. Price tracking keeps members updated with daily market changes, allowing them to negotiate better deals and avoid losses from sudden drops. Group leaders use accurate digital records to plan planting schedules and manage collective sales, improving coordination and income transparency across the cooperative. What used to be manual and uncertain is now organized, connected, and reliable.