GreenReach Platform

Built for Everyone in the Local Food System

One platform connecting growers, buyers, and communities with reliable, traceable, sustainably-grown food.

Reliability, Ordering, Traceability

Highlights for Grocers & Restaurants

Know what's available and what's coming

You don't just see today's inventory—you get visibility into future harvests so menus, specials, and purchasing plans can be set with confidence.

Easy ordering, fewer surprises

A buyer self-service portal supports 24/7 ordering, while real-time synchronization reduces substitutions and missed fills. For grocers, this improves shelf reliability; for restaurants, it reduces menu disruption.

Multi-farm aggregation, one buying experience

The marketplace enables regional discovery and consolidated ordering across multiple farms—helpful when one farm can't cover the whole order or when buyers want a consistent supply across seasons.

Cleaner margins with direct pricing

Direct farm-to-buyer pricing can reduce distributor markups, while still preserving traceability and documentation standards that premium buyers expect.

Food safety documentation that travels with the product

Lot/batch tracking, environmental monitoring logs, and standards-aligned labels support procurement requirements, vendor onboarding, and recall readiness—especially for institutions and high-compliance buyers.

Access, Accountability, Planning

Highlights for Food Security Organizations

More predictable supply for programs and partners

Future inventory visibility helps food security teams plan distributions, meal programs, and pickup days around real harvest timelines—not estimates.

Traceability and accountability for donated or subsidized food

Seed-to-sale tracking and batch records provide clear documentation for reporting, funding requirements, and food safety diligence—without adding admin burden to the grower or recipient organization.

Lower operational burden = more resilient local production

Because the system reduces manual tracking and automates environmental management, it becomes easier for small-to-medium growers (and new entrants) to produce reliably—supporting community-scale food access.

Faster response in a safety event

Audit-ready reporting, retained records, and recall capability strengthen risk management for organizations distributing food to vulnerable populations.

Built for community + commercial use together

The same platform can serve community partners and commercial buyers simultaneously, enabling growers to balance revenue stability with mission-driven distribution—without running two separate systems.

Ease, Consistency, Profitability

Highlights for Growers

Grow without spreadsheets or extra admin

Light Engine captures inventory automatically through the work you already do—scan a tray QR code at seeding, movement, harvest, and sale. That single action updates everything in real time: crop status, yields, and what's available now vs. what's coming next.

Recipe-driven growing that "just runs"

Choose the crop and the system applies research-validated targets for each growth stage—light, temperature, humidity, and VPD—then adjusts continuously based on sensor feedback. This reduces trial-and-error and makes results repeatable, even across staff shifts.

Energy savings without sacrificing quality

Dynamic lighting schedules (spectrum + intensity) adapt through the growth cycle to reduce waste and plant stress. Gradual transitions and compensation for LED degradation improve consistency while delivering meaningful energy savings compared to static schedules.

Non-technical by design

Touchscreen-friendly workflows, clear "what to do next" prompts, and AI-assisted planning support growers who don't want to be programmers. The platform is built to reduce complexity, not add it.

Built-in compliance without the paperwork

Batch tracking, audit trails, label generation, and exportable reports are integrated from seed to sale. Compliance becomes a byproduct of operations, not a separate job.

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Join growers, buyers, and food security organizations building a more resilient local food system.