Your crew justgot smarter.
The software that connects every operation of your market garden, so you don't have to keep it all in your head.
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More clarity. Less carrying it all in your head.
Put the whole farm on one plan.
Heirloom’s crop planning software puts successions, beds and harvest windows on one timeline, set by your climate. When a planting shifts, the rest follows.
Farm to table means everything has to land on time. We are a small team, the garden and the kitchen run on the same plan, and Heirloom keeps both honest.
Angie
Espace Old Mill, farm-to-table restaurant, Québec, Canada
Built around your farm
Serious planning tools, grounded in the field.
Grow to your climate, not the packet's.
Heirloom recomputes days to maturity from the heat and the daylight at your farm, month by month, so a sowing date never promises a harvest your season cannot deliver.
Every date starts from your own weather.
Heirloom sets your frost window and your daylight curve from your own location, keeping every sowing inside the season you actually get.
Draw the farm you actually walk.
Heirloom holds your blocks, beds and structures at their real size, so every plan you build afterwards fits the ground you have.
Customize it like your own spreadsheet.
Heirloom takes your measurement system, your bed dimensions and your currency, then writes every plan, task and report in them, wherever your farm sits.
Twenty thousand cultivars, from your own seed companies.
Heirloom carries the cultivars your local seed companies actually sell, so the variety you plan is one you can put in the ground.
Frequently asked questions.
Heirloom is crop planning and farm operations software for market gardeners and small diversified farms, on the web and as a crop planning app on the phone. You draw your beds once, build the season, and the plan turns itself into weekly tasks, seed needs, harvests and revenue.
Market gardeners and small diversified farms, most of them under five acres, in more than 55 countries. Heirloom is a farm management app built for organic and regenerative farming: it plans the season, organizes the work and helps you optimize your operations. Restaurant gardens, school gardens and estates that grow their own food use it the same way.
Yes. Growing flowers is a lot like growing vegetables, so the same farm app runs your flower farm day to day: zinnias or sunflowers in successions, each planting on its own beds, harvests counted in stems, a price per stem or per bunch, and what every bed brings in. Tulips planted in the fall keep their beds until they bloom, and peonies come back to the same beds each season. Schools use it too: the Market Gardener Institute teaches its flower farming course on Heirloom. The Flower Farm course · See the flower farming guides
Yes, in the northern and southern hemispheres alike. Heirloom adapts your crop planning to where your farm is: the hemisphere, the day length, your frost dates and the length of your season. Sowing dates, harvest windows and climate-adjusted days to maturity follow your farm rather than a generic calendar, so a season that runs from September to April plans as easily as one from April to October. Growers use Heirloom from Alaska to Australia, through Chile, South Africa and everywhere in between.
No. Heirloom comes from the biointensive market gardener method JM Fortier teaches, which gets the most out of every bed and every week of the season, so it is a natural fit for any grower who wants to optimize their farm operations. If you farm on a larger scale, draw bigger blocks on your Farm Map and give them fewer plantings: the plan, the tasks and the harvests work just the same. Standard beds, tight successions and planned rotations are proposed by default, and you can change any of them.
Less than you think. A few minutes to draw your farm on your own aerial imagery, about an hour to add your first 50 plantings, then a few minutes to place them on your Crop Map. Your season is planned before the seed orders go out.
Yes, with unlimited team members. Heirloom is also a farm team management app: everyone sees the week's tasks on their phone, and a task checked off in the field reaches the office the same minute. Task management built for farm operations, not for an office.
Yes. Heirloom has its own mobile farm app for iPhone and iPad, also optimized for Android, separate from the web app where you plan the season. It is built for what the crew does in the field: checking off tasks, finding a planting on the Crop Map, logging harvests and taking notes. Download your season, and tasks, plantings, the map and notes open even without signal.
Heirloom is priced to take as small a bite as possible out of a small farm's budget, while staying professional farm management software that pays for itself: sharper crop planning, fewer forgotten tasks and every bed earning its place. Start with a 30-day free trial, no credit card needed, then choose monthly or yearly billing. Paying yearly lowers your monthly price. See pricing
Today Heirloom covers production and the first step of the sale: you set up your sales channels, then track every harvest and what each bed brings in. In February 2027 we launch Heirloom Sales, farm sales software that takes over from there: wholesale and chef orders with an automatic Fresh Sheet, online ordering and your own online store, CSA shares, and inventory from the field to the cooler, all tied to what you actually harvest. For a limited time, every Heirloom Pro subscriber gets it free at launch. Discover Heirloom Sales
Stop rewriting the board every Monday.
The season moves, the weather moves, the crew moves. Rewriting it by hand every week is the part Heirloom takes off your plate.