WildscapeMuse

WildscapeMuse (wildscapemuse.com) is an AI-powered site assessment and native plant recommendation platform transforming how homeowners and municipalities approach lawn-to-native ecosystem conversions. Rather than forcing users to learn complex landscape design, WildscapeMuse uses real environmental data (USDA SSURGO soil, USGS watershed, slope, sun/shade) paired with Euterpe, an AI Ecologist powered by Claude Sonnet, to deliver ecologically defensible, zone-based plant prescriptions and municipal compliance documentation in seconds. Tagline: Don't mow... Grow! Business Model: B2G2C (Municipal Stormwater Rebates / B2B Compliance + $29.99 Pay-Per-Report Homeowner Tier) Stage: Live in Production (Pacific Northwest / WA State) | NVIDIA Inception Program Member

Municipal stormwater programs spend upwards of $7,900 per home on rain garden rebates, but lack scalable technology partners to standardise site assessments, verify program eligibility, and produce compliance documentation. WildscapeMuse bridges this gap by offering Compliance-as-a-Service for cities and a seamless, conversational AI ecologist for homeowners. The core engine and data pipeline are operational—now we need to scale outreach, secure municipal pilots, and execute a high-impact consumer marketing strategy.

Wildscape Muse empowers gardeners to create beautiful, sustainable gardens by offering easy-to-use design tools that streamline the planning process, personalized plant suggestions tailored to their local climate, and a supportive community that fosters learning, encourages sharing, and amplifies the positive environmental impact of individual gardens. What We Have Built (Current Traction & Tech Stack): Live Product & Revenue: Live in production with $29.99 Stripe pay-per-report integration, 99.9% uptime, and 191+ classified PNW native plants. Autonomous AI Agent (Euterpe): Agentic tool-calling pipeline running on AWS Bedrock (Claude Sonnet 4.6) that modifies garden ecology, adjusts plant density, and overrides spatial constraints via natural conversation. Self-Hosted Site Intelligence GIS Pipeline: Address-level environmental mapping integrated with USDA SSURGO soil data, USGS WBD watersheds, and WA WRIA data. GSI Feasibility Engine: Automated rebate program screening routing users across 9 Western WA municipal rebate programs (e.g., Seattle RainWise). Enterprise Infrastructure: AWS microservices architecture (Lambda, PostgreSQL RDS, DynamoDB, API Gateway, S3, CloudFront, Amplify).