Bidirectional by design
Read every reading, prediction, and recommendation out. Write irrigation events, maintenance activity, and third-party observations back in.
Portfolio landscape
Protect the curb appeal and the water bill at the same time.
Corporate campuses, resorts, HOAs, and managed portfolios are judged on appearance and audited on cost. GroundWorx makes landscape performance measurable while helping protect irreplaceable living assets — including mature specimen trees, old-growth olives, and large, high-value date palms.
What you are up against
- Landscape contracts are priced on schedules, not on conditions.
- Water stress can stay hidden below valuable trees and palms until damage is visible in the canopy.
- Ownership wants evidence before approving landscape spend.
What changes
- Cost
- Find over-watered zones and stuck valves through moisture behavior instead of walk-throughs.
- Living assets
- Catch root-zone stress before it becomes visible in the canopy of a valuable mature tree or palm.
- Oversight
- Hold vendors to measured outcomes across the whole portfolio.
Typical deployment
What goes in the ground
- Sensors in signature and high-risk zones per property
- AI weather intelligence per site or region
- GAIN portfolio view with per-property alerts
Open API
No walled gardens. Your data goes wherever you need it.
GAIN is built as an open, bidirectional platform. Root-zone telemetry streams out to any system you run, and context streams back in — irrigation run times, agronomic events, imagery, weather — so every prediction is made with the full picture. You own your data, and you can move it.
Integrates at will
REST endpoints, webhooks, scoped API keys, and scheduled exports. If a platform speaks HTTP, GroundWorx can speak to it.
Your data, portable
Raw and derived telemetry are exportable at any time, in open formats, to your own warehouse. No lock-in, no gatekeeping, no export fee.
Get started
Talk to someone who knows commercial properties.
Tell us about your site and we will walk through where sensors belong, what GAIN would watch, and what a first season looks like.