Eight steps and one engine, with sixteen views of the result. Every screen on this page is the real studio, captured from two demo projects: strawberries under a rain-shelter canopy near Stellenbosch, and chili under an overhead array in West Java.
Drop a square, trace the boundary corner by corner, or import the file you already have. Set the headland and per-edge setbacks; the site panel shows what fraction of the parcel the array can use, and which rule sets apply.
Thirty-five crops, each with its evidence grade, season and light need. The studio suggests crops for the region by fit or by revenue, prices them per kilogram with the source, and takes the farmer's own yield if they know it.
Five archetypes, ranked for the crop you picked. A to-scale preview redraws the solstice shadows as you change the structure, the tilt and the row spacing. Covered designs compare themselves with the plastic they replace.
Pick a weather source and year. The picker shows each source's licence before you build, so a commercial project never rests on non-commercial data. Then every stage runs, from site to ledger, and checks itself off.
One sentence says what the design produces and whether it pays. The land and money trade-off sits beneath it, and every number opens its basis and sources when clicked.
Save builds side by side, sweep two parameters at once, or ask the studio what to build for a crop, or what to grow under a structure.
A project dossier, a compliance PDF, an Excel workbook, CSVs, a reproducible run file, GeoJSON, KML and a DXF layout. Every file carries the tier, the run hash and its sources, or download everything as one ZIP.
The studio generates the sensor kit for the design, under the array, between rows and in the open-field control. Upload logger files and it compares the two with paired statistics.
Stage timings from the Stellenbosch demo build shown in Fig. 4, in a laptop browser. Fetching the hourly weather year is 8.3 s of the 8.7 s; the thirteen engine stages that follow take 281 ms between them.
Bring a boundary and a crop. We build it live and leave you with the dossier.