Designed for diversity, finally.

Strata. Succession. Pruning. Built in.

01 · Database

Species, matched to your climate.

Thousands of plants. Köppen-zoned.
Shared by farmers, for farmers.

Species · Csa · Portugal
WalnutJuglans regia
Emergent
OliveOlea europaea
High
MulberryMorus nigra
High
LaurelLaurus nobilis
Medium
Mastic treePistacia lentiscus
Medium
RosemaryRosmarinus officinalis
Low
02 · Line designer

Design. Without spreadsheets.

Drop species into strata. Set spacing.
See conflicts as you draw.

Line designer · Quinta Amora · Line 03
Emergent
High
Medium
Low
Walnut
Mulberry
Laurel
Rosemary
Mastic tree
Add species
03 · Parcels

Your polyculture. Their paperwork.

Draw parcels, log events — we shape them into the reports inspectors expect.

Parcel · Quinta Amora · 0.42 ha
Line 01 · Apple × Grape
17 species · 0.14 ha
Report · PT-AGRO-24
✓ Auto-filled · ready to sign
04 · Community

Stronger together.

Share species, suppliers, and stories with other syntropic farmers.

Maria · Alentejo
Walnut × mulberry in Csa — third year, working.
2h
Joana · Douro
Best pruning frequency for laurel? Any takers?
5h
António · Algarve
Mastic + rosemary in year two, adding photos.
1d
Luís · Lisboa
Uploaded the Q2 nursery pricelist — 140 species.
2d

Agriculture's coming of age.

Why it matters

Bringing us together, and to the surface — so the rest can follow.

The world runs on proof. Capital, policy, consumer trust — every door opens with data. We built the tool that makes generating it worth it.

Proven

Plot by plot.

Every farm tracked builds proof no single farm could — for itself, and for every farm that follows.

Recognised

On the map.

Legible to the market, to policymakers, to the agtech industry — built around it, not against it.

Fundable

In the ledger.

Banks lend. Investors back. Carbon markets price. Subsidies count syntropic in, not as the exception.

Until then — more time in the field.

Free for farmers during early access. No card.