Tamil Nadu is losing 3–4 feet of groundwater every year. When wells run dry, farmers dig deeper — draining the shared aquifer faster and collapsing wells across a whole taluk. AquaAlarm gives farmers, banks and policymakers one shared, predictive view of groundwater health, so they can act 30–90 days early instead of after the damage.
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The same groundwater projection feeds every role — so a farmer’s crop choice, a bank’s lending decision and a district’s tanker allocation all respond to the same early-warning signal.
Simulated AI projection engine
Each taluk’s depth is projected 90 days out from extraction pressure and monsoon recharge. Status: green (safe) → yellow (45–90 days) → red (<45 days). Red crossings auto-generate alerts and bank risk flags.
Farmer + bank decisions
Farmers get their well’s outlook, low-water crop swaps with real savings, and subsidies. Banks get per-taluk loan actions — approve / monitor / restrict — and redirect credit to drip irrigation and drought-resistant seeds.
Government resource allocation
Officials see the state ranked by risk, historical trends and ready-to-run actions per taluk: borewell surveys, tanker routes, millet subsidy campaigns — weeks before the crisis hits.