Our Supporters

If you've ever thought about starting your own business, you've probably quickly realized that there are now too many tips rather than too few. Therefore, deciding which of these tips to follow can be very confusing. When we had the idea for an indoor garden, that was definitely our experience. You will often find so-called "checklists". While these provide a good initial overview, it's unfortunately not enough to just work through a list of tasks.

A good methodology is offered, for example, by Eric Ries' book titled "The Lean Startup." He describes a very good approach to making more of an idea. However, supporters are at least as important. Especially startup accelerators help in the initial phase. We are challenged and supported by the accelerators REACH and the Impact Factory. Through this support, we were able to quickly develop our initial ideas for an indoor garden and create a hydroponic vertical indoor farming system, making it easy for virtually anyone to become self-sufficient.

The Impact Factory offers a founder's scholarship for social enterprises to work on scalable innovations for solving complex social and ecological challenges. If your idea addresses the Sustainable Development Goals, you've come to the right place. With our vertical indoor farming and gardening systems, we primarily advocate for SDGs 11 and 12, i.e., for sustainable cities and communities as well as sustainable consumption and production.

REACH particularly supports startups in the German-Dutch region. It offers various programs and support opportunities. It doesn't matter whether you already have an idea or if you're still missing an idea or team members. You can conveniently listen to information about founding and about REACH on the go in their own REACH podcast. Since we conduct a lot of research and development with our plant capsules for vegetables, salads, and herbs, we also receive support from plant biologists through REACH.

We are very happy to have these partners by our side.