The greenhouse, run around the plant.
PlantQ connects climate, irrigation, lighting, and automation to how your crop is actually responding, so every system acts on what the plant needs.
The problem
Your greenhouse measures everything except the plant.
Climate, irrigation, and lighting each run on their own controls and their own data. Every screen can look normal while the crop is quietly under stress. By the time you see it, it's already cost you yield.
Outcomes
What changes when your greenhouse reads the plant
PlantQ is designed to turn plant response into decisions your whole operation can act on.
See stress early
Catch plant stress while you can still fix it, not when it shows up at harvest.
Predict your yield
Know harvest volume and timing ahead, so you can plan crews, packing, and shipments.
Use resources wisely
Apply energy, water, and nutrients when the plant can actually use them.
Sell with confidence
Give your sales team and buyers forecasts they can count on.
Built to become the logic behind every system and machine in the greenhouse.
Team
Built by growers and autonomy engineers.
David Litvin
Founder
David brings 10 years of hands-on experience in controlled-environment agriculture across 80 Acres Farms, Soli, and Kalera Technologies, spanning crop research, commercial operations, and bringing fruiting crop systems into production. His work connects plant science with the practical demands of running a farm, shaping PlantQ’s focus on useful growing decisions.
Matan Mazursky
Co-founder & Technology Lead
10 years in cyber security as pentester and senior developer, including at the startup XM Cyber as developer to scale and automate pentesting. Swapped cyber to autonomy software at University of Dayton Research Institute
From David's prior greenhouse and indoor-farm work, including the tomato module at the Guggenheim's “Countryside, The Future.”
Covered in The New York Times Time Out PAPER Artdaily
Let your greenhouse respond to the plant.
We're partnering with commercial greenhouse growers and breeders for our first pilots.