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Croploo
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About Croploo
Croploo is a desktop terminal that consolidates real-time basis, futures, USDA and macro data for corn, wheat and soybeans into a single interface. It targets professional commodity traders with tools for monitoring cash-futures spreads, USDA report analysis, automated alerts and an AI analyst named CullyAI. The platform tracks portfolio positions, computes P&L, and recommends hedge timing based on live basis, seasonality and COT data. Users can build custom dashboards, export data to CSV, and access cross-asset insights including forex, crypto, treasury yields and economic indicators. Data sources include Alpha Vantage, USDA AMS, USDA NASS, EIA, CFTC and NOAA, with every value labeled by origin and update time. The terminal runs natively on Windows, macOS and Linux and offers a public API for programmatic access at higher subscription tiers.
Key features
- Basis Monitor with live cash-futures spreads per elevator
- USDA Reports & WASDE with AI analysis and surprise tracker
- Automated alerts on basis anomalies, futures moves and USDA releases
- CullyAI AI chat panel with streaming responses and memory
- Portfolio & Hedge tracking with P&L and sell-window recommendations
- Custom dashboards and widget layouts
- Public API for programmatic access to basis, futures and USDA data
- Cross-asset synthesis including forex, crypto and treasury yields
Use cases
- Monitoring cash-futures basis spreads for grain elevators and traders
- Tracking USDA reports and WASDE surprises with AI context
- Managing commodity portfolios with live P&L and hedge recommendations
Pros
- Consolidates real-time commodity, USDA and macro data in one terminal
- Includes automated alerts on basis anomalies, futures moves and USDA releases
- Provides an AI analyst (CullyAI) with streaming responses and proactive insights
- Offers portfolio tracking, P&L and hedge recommendations computed live from multiple data sources
- Supports custom dashboards and cross-asset synthesis across forex, crypto and macro indicators
Cons
- Limited to commodity and macro markets; no equities or fixed income beyond treasury yields
- No mobile or web app; desktop-only installation on Windows, macOS or Linux
- Free trial available but no permanent free tier
Frequently asked questions about Croploo
What is Croploo and who is it designed for?
Croploo is a desktop terminal that consolidates real-time basis, futures, USDA and macro data for corn, wheat and soybeans into a single interface. It is designed for professional commodity traders who need tools for monitoring cash-futures spreads, USDA report analysis, automated alerts and AI-driven insights.
How does Croploo help with trading decisions?
The platform tracks portfolio positions, computes P&L, and recommends hedge timing based on live basis, seasonality and COT data. It also provides an AI analyst named CullyAI that surfaces proactive insights, alerts on basis anomalies, futures moves and USDA releases, and offers real-time analysis of USDA reports like WASDE.
What data sources does Croploo use?
Croploo aggregates data from sources including Alpha Vantage, USDA AMS, USDA NASS, EIA, CFTC, NOAA, FRED, Yahoo Finance, and Anthropic Claude. Every data point in the terminal is labeled with its origin and update time for transparency.
Can I customize the Croploo interface?
Yes, users can build custom dashboards by assembling and saving their own widget layouts. The platform also offers cross-asset insights, including forex, crypto, treasury yields, economic indicators, and sector heatmaps, all in a single view.
Does Croploo offer an API for programmatic access?
Yes, Croploo provides a public API for programmatic access to basis, futures and USDA data. This feature is available at higher subscription tiers such as Desk, Team and Institutional plans.
What platforms does Croploo support?
Croploo runs natively on Windows, macOS and Linux. The platform offers signed installers for each operating system, including .exe for Windows, .dmg for macOS, and .AppImage for Linux.
