Indoor production records from room setup to packed lot.

Track rooms, racks, shelves, containers, crop cycles, sensors, camera snapshots, lab results, harvests, drying or storage lots, and reviewable AI recommendations.

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$199: per month
Room: to container hierarchy
AI: drafts stay reviewable

The problem

Indoor crop systems create dense data, but teams still need simple daily workflows.

Botanica ties the data back to the crop cycle, so readings, photos, tasks, and approvals make operational sense.

Facility hierarchy

Model rooms, racks, shelves, containers, lots, and batches in one crop workspace.

Signals with context

Sensor readings and camera snapshots stay attached to active crop cycles.

Reviewable recommendations

AI outputs remain draft until an approved user accepts or rejects them.

Problem, mechanism, solution

A simple sales flow for complex crop work.

Botanica is not another place to rewrite notes. It is the operating record crews update while work happens.

Problem

Crop knowledge is split across people and tools.

When decisions live in notebooks, texts, camera rolls, and spreadsheets, the season becomes hard to audit or improve.

Mechanism

Scan the crop context and capture the evidence.

QR workflows open the right record for notes, tasks, photos, readings, harvests, alerts, and storage movement.

Solution

The crop story is already assembled.

Owners and managers can review what happened, see what changed, and use that record for buyers or next season planning.

Use cases

Three indoor production workflows Botanica supports.

Each example follows Botanica across the crop spectrum: setup, daily capture, diagnosis, harvest, storage, and review.

Vertical leafy greens

Start a batch by room, rack, shelf, crop, and target harvest window.
Scan containers for germination, spacing, nutrition, and visual checks.
Tie light, humidity, pH, and EC readings to the active crop cycle.
Harvest into packed lots with quality notes and storage records.

Microgreens turns

Track dense tray cycles with sow, blackout, light, harvest, and sanitation steps.
Use QR scans to keep crew actions fast and consistent.
Capture photos for growth uniformity and issue review.
Compare cycle timing and yield by variety.

Lab-informed production

Attach lab reports and nutrition context to the crop cycle.
Review draft recommendations before they become approved values.
Create alerts when readings drift outside expected ranges.
Preserve the full decision trail for future runs.

More ways to use Botanica

Browse the other crop workflows.

Family Farmers Track every crop from seed order to harvest, storage, and next season decisions with QR records, offline mobile capture, photos, lab results, and clear family-team workflows. Greenhouses Connect propagation, room conditions, scout photos, fertigation context, harvest lots, and crew actions in one greenhouse operations workspace. Specialty Crops Track nuanced crop stages, quality photos, harvest windows, lab context, storage lots, and buyer requirements without losing the field story.

Plans

One crop operations workspace. One clear monthly price.

Botanica is priced for farms that need serious operational records without enterprise procurement theater.

QR workbench and mobile capture Lots, batches, observations, harvests, and storage lots Sensor, camera, lab, alert, and AI-ready workflows

Questions

Built for practical adoption.

Does Botanica replace our spreadsheets immediately?

Most teams start with one crop, one room, one field block, or one workflow, then expand once the recordkeeping pattern is working.

Can crews use it when service is spotty?

Yes. Botanica supports offline-first browser capture for field actions, observations, photos, harvest notes, and replay when the device reconnects.

Can AI change our farm records?

No. AI-assisted outputs are draft and reviewable. Approved values stay traceable to the person who accepted them.