Field guide to Garden

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.

Domain · Books

Books

The book of record and the engine that keeps it honest.

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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.

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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.

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Domain · Money

Money

How dollars, euros, sats, and stablecoins move and get billed.

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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.

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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.

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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.

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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.

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Domain · Custody

Custody

Self-custody for crypto-native treasuries.

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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.

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Domain · People

People

Identity for humans and agents, with the same audit trail.

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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.

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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.

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Domain · Signals

Signals

The event spine your stack listens to.

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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.

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Domain · Surface

Surface

The desktop client and document studio.

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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.

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Basil — Receipts and disclosures, beautifully.

A document studio for receipts, statements, K-1s, 1099s, agent disclosures, and customer-facing documents. Versioned, branded, and signed.

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One service is interesting. Twelve, planted together, are an OS.