A biosecurity countermeasures platform for the most critical pest threats of our time.
Flyttr works across public health, agriculture and livestock — biological solutions, digital monitoring, AI-powered decision-making, and a contract platform for partners with their own pest mandates.
We work across
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Public health
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Agriculture
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Livestock
01 · The challenge
The pest pressure is growing — and it isn't slowing down.
At risk · mosquito-borne disease
People living in areas where mosquito-borne disease — dengue, malaria, chikungunya and others — is endemic or expanding.
4B
Annual losses · agriculture
Crops lost worldwide each year to invertebrate pests — even before climate effects accelerate further.
$220B
Global cost · invasive species
Annual economic impact of invasive species across food, public health, livestock and ecosystems — and rising.
$1.4T
02 · Our mission
We are building the next-generation of pest solutions, and the capacity to deploy them at scale.
Pest and pathogen threats are outpacing conventional control methods. Flyttr develops advanced interventions and the operational infrastructure to deliver them – across public health, agriculture and livestock – working with governments, philanthropies and industry partners to move from science to field impact.
03 · The platform
Four solution categories, one platform.
Built to work in concert against a single pest threat, or independently inside a partner’s wider program. Used across all three sectors.
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Autonomous
pest sensing.
Digital monitoring at species level. Edge-AI sensors and computer vision identify pest pressure in real time — no traps required, continuous data across landscapes.
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AI-powered
decision-making.
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Biological countermeasures.
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Rapid innovation and scale-up capacity.
04 · Newsroom
Latest news.
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If you're working on a biosecurity threat that matters — we should be talking.
05 · Collaborate
We work with national governments, agricultural authorities, research institutions, multilateral funders and field operators. Tell us where you are and what you’re trying to do — including if the answer is ‘not yet’.