i use it frequently to remove grammatical mistakes, structure the response better and explain everything in a good way

yeah bro, scaling is def not easy — but that's where structure comes in. we won’t just hand 10cr to farmers and hope for the best. it’ll be step-by-step: verified growers, staggered onboarding, proper tracking systems, and strong terms. as for infrastructure like greenhouses — we don’t start by building everything ourselves. we partner with existing setups first. once revenue grows, we slowly invest in our own. it's not a cash dump, it's phased scaling. basically, it’s not about spending big upfront — it’s about building smart, minimizing risk, and making sure the model works small before going big.

true, but that’s part of the risk we take, not the user. it’s like any good business — you take short-term hits to build long-term trust. plus with multiple growers, crop insurance, and better data, we can keep the losses super low. it’s all built to scale without putting users at risk.

But then u will suffer losses if plants die and you change the users plants right ?

we’ve thought about that. the plants are grown by verified farmers, and we track everything in real time. if something does go wrong , the user doesn’t just lose their money. we either move it to another plant or credit it back. so it’s not like you’re gambling on a plant dying, the whole system’s built to be safe and transparent.

If you want 2kg each of 10 fruits and 10 veggies, you’ll simply select them on our app based on what’s currently growing or available in the next harvest. We’re not replacing instant delivery — we’re building a system where you know exactly where your food’s coming from, how it’s grown, and get it fresh from a real farm, not a warehouse.

hopefully we both can be in the top 3🤞🏼

umm yes, while the model might remind some of Juicygreen, we’re building something much more transparent and grounded. Users don’t just “buy a plant,” they co-fund actual crop cycles on real farms, with full visibility into what’s growing, how it’s progressing, and where it’s going. The returns are based on real yield — either they receive the produce or a share of the revenue, depending on their preference. It’s not speculative; it’s practical and rooted in trust. We’re also focusing heavily on real-time updates, farm-level tracking, and giving people genuine control over what they consume. At the core, it’s about rebuilding trust in our food systems, making farming more accessible, and helping people reconnect with what they eat.