Twelve services. One organism.
Each service is a self-contained crate with its own database, REST and MCP surface, and contract with the rest of the platform. They are also designed to be replaced — Garden holds the system together with cryptographic seals and an event spine, not vendor lock-in.
Books
The book of record and the engine that keeps it honest.
Bean — Double-entry, deeply.
The general ledger that every other Garden service writes to. Real double-entry accounting, period-aware journals, multi-currency, multi-entity, and a closing process that can withstand audit.
Celery — Reconciliation that learns.
An AI reconciliation engine that ties bank statements, processor payouts, on-chain transfers, and journal entries together, then drafts the corrections for a human or agent to approve.
Money
How dollars, euros, sats, and stablecoins move and get billed.
Chard — Payment routing without lock-in.
A provider-agnostic payment router. Cards, ACH, SEPA, wires, RTP, FedNow, and on-chain settlement — orchestrated through a single contract with smart fallback, dispute mediation, and refund logic.
Cabbage — Billing for businesses with weather.
Subscription, usage, hybrid, prepaid, postpaid, milestone, contract, and one-off billing — with proration, dunning, revenue recognition, and an invoice engine that produces documents you'd actually mail.
Kale — Treasury, but not boring.
Operating cash, FX, sweeps, MMF allocations, and forecasting. Kale models your treasury policy as code and executes it across banks, brokerages, stablecoin pools, and on-chain venues.
Branches — Bank connectivity that doesn't break on Mondays.
Plaid, MX, Teller, Finicity, and direct ISO 20022 connectivity to banks. Branches gives you authoritative balances, statement reconciliation, ACH origination, and wire instructions.
Custody
Self-custody for crypto-native treasuries.
Greenhouse — Self-custody, with grown-ups.
HD wallets, threshold custody, settlement, and bridging. Greenhouse is how Garden organizations hold crypto without surrendering custody — anchored on Solana with FROST threshold signing and policy-bound spending.
People
Identity for humans and agents, with the same audit trail.
Turnip — Identity, plain and patient.
Auth, SSO, MFA, session management, and agent identity binding. Turnip is the front door to every Garden service — for humans, agents, and the keys that belong to both.
Sage — Compliance, automated and audit-ready.
KYC, KYB, AML, OFAC and global sanctions screening, transaction monitoring, suspicious activity, and disputes — all wired into Bean's audit chain.
Signals
The event spine your stack listens to.
Vine — Webhooks that arrive — once.
The event spine connecting Garden to your stack. Vine guarantees at-least-once delivery, exactly-once outbox semantics, signed payloads, and a queryable replay window across every event Garden emits.
Surface
The desktop client and document studio.
Figs — The desktop ledger, on your laptop.
A native macOS, Windows, and Linux desktop that gives accountants, finance teams, and operators a fast, offline-capable client over the entire Garden stack.
Basil — Receipts and disclosures, beautifully.
A document studio for receipts, statements, K-1s, 1099s, agent disclosures, and customer-facing documents. Versioned, branded, and signed.