Hey fellow gardeners and tech enthusiasts!
I’m thrilled to share an exclusive first look at the WildscapeMuse MVP! 🌱 As many of you know from following our journey, we’re creating a platform that bridges the gap between technology and sustainable native gardening, making it accessible to everyone in Western Washington (and eventually beyond).
What’s in the Demo
In this quick demo (3:40), I’m walking you through:
- Our interactive garden design tool built with Konva.js, featuring:
- Intuitive drag-and-drop plant placement
- Real-time garden visualization
- Dynamic spacing guidelines
- The comprehensive native plant database with:
- Advanced filtering capabilities
- Regional compatibility scoring
- Ecological impact ratings
- Core planning features that guide you from initial design to successful implementation
Technical Highlights
For my fellow tech enthusiasts, some exciting details about what’s under the hood:
- React/TypeScript frontend with Konva.js for smooth canvas interactions
- Django backend with PostgreSQL for robust data management
- AWS infrastructure optimized for performance and scalability
- Progressive Web App capabilities for offline access and smooth platform/screen transitions
Why Share Now?
Transparency and community input have been central to WildscapeMuse’s development from day one. Your insights will be invaluable in shaping our platform to truly serve the needs of native garden enthusiasts.
We Need Your Feedback!
I’d love to hear your thoughts on:
- Which features resonate most with your gardening needs?
- What additional functionality would make this tool more valuable?
- How can we make the garden planning process even more intuitive?
Looking Ahead
While this MVP represents significant progress, it’s just the beginning. Our roadmap includes:
- AI-powered plant recommendations
- Community knowledge sharing features
- Local nursery partnerships
- Enhanced climate zone integration
Join the Journey
If you’re passionate about sustainable gardening, technology, or the intersection of both, I’d love to connect! Reach out through our contact form, or share your thoughts on the video directly on LinkedIn. Follow us on LinkedIn and check back here for regular updates!*
Thank you for being part of the WildscapeMuse community as we work to make native gardening more accessible and enjoyable for everyone!