Making food growing approachable, affordable, and accessible because everyone deserves to know how to feed themselves and their community.
Smart growing advice, a knowledge base that actually grows with you, community wisdom from real growers, and optional smart sensors. All open source. All free.
We think the best way to fight food insecurity is to give people the tools and knowledge to grow their own food, and to make it so easy that anyone can actually do it.
Most people have no idea how their food grows. Kallyx changes that, not through lectures, but by making growing genuinely fun and rewarding. Start with a single pot of basil. We'll be there every step.
Growing knowledge is scattered across blogs, forums, and paywalled apps. Kallyx brings it all into one open, intelligent system that anyone can access, no matter where they are or what device they're on.
The experienced gardener next door has decades of knowledge. The community garden down the street has spare seeds. Kallyx connects those people. Mentors to beginners, neighbors to neighbors, growers to growers.
Not another ag-tech platform for industrial farms. Kallyx is built for real people growing real food in backyards, on balconies, in community gardens, and on small plots. Self-hostable, runs on a Raspberry Pi, and your data is yours.
It doesn't matter if you're planting your first herb pot or managing a backyard food forest. Kallyx has you covered.
Ask anything. "When do I plant garlic in zone 6?" or "Why are my tomato leaves curling?" You get real answers, sourced and tailored to your location, season, and soil.
COMING SOONThousands of plant profiles, growing guides, companion planting charts, pest identification, and seasonal calendars. Community-curated and AI-enriched, and it keeps getting better.
COMING SOONLog what you're growing, when you planted, and track progress with photos. You'll get reminders like "Time to thin your carrots" or "Your lettuce is ready to harvest."
COMING SOONShare your harvests. Ask your neighbors for advice. Swap seeds. Mentor a beginner. Find local growing groups. The best growing knowledge usually comes from the person next door.
COMING SOONBuild a low-cost DIY soil sensor that feeds real data into your assistant. Moisture, temperature, pH, EC, no more guessing. You don't need hardware to use Kallyx though.
BUILDING"Your soil moisture dropped below 30%, water your tomatoes today." Real-time notifications from your sensors so nothing gets forgotten.
BUILDINGMobile-first. Check your garden from the couch or the field. Works offline for the essentials because not every garden has Wi-Fi.
COMING SOONESP32 sensor node with a 3D-printable weatherproof case. Complete parts list, wiring diagram, and step-by-step assembly guide. No soldering required.
BUILDINGRun your own Kallyx instance on a Raspberry Pi, a VPS, or anywhere Docker runs. Your data stays yours. Open source, Apache 2.0. Always free.
LIVEFrom zero to growing in minutes. No hardware required. No experience needed.
Tomatoes? Herbs? A full vegetable garden? Tell Kallyx what you're interested in and where you are. We'll figure out the rest.
The AI assistant creates a growing plan for your zone, season, and experience level. What to plant, when to plant it, and how, with sources you can actually trust.
Track your progress, ask questions as they come up, get reminders for key tasks. The knowledge base and community are always there when you need them.
Ready for more? Add smart sensors for data-driven insights. Join community challenges. Mentor others. Help build the knowledge base. Teach a kid to grow their first plant.
A complete reference design with ESP32, capacitive soil moisture, and temperature sensors. No soldering required for the basic build. The sensor is totally optional, Kallyx works great without it.
Everything in Kallyx is accessible through a versioned REST API. Build integrations, connect automation, or contribute to the platform.
Full OpenAPI docs at localhost:8000/v1/docs · Stack: FastAPI + TimescaleDB + NATS + Valkey
Kallyx is open source and free forever. Help us build the tools that make growing food accessible to everyone on earth.