
Homeowners
AI shows you what your yard could be in seconds. Then you take over and place every plant yourself, before you commit a dollar.
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SimplyScapes builds the tools that connect the people who make communities beautiful — the homeowners who love them, the pros who shape them, and the institutions that steward them.
The origin
The landscaping industry is bigger than most people realize — a $150 billion ecosystem of designers, installers, maintenance crews, irrigation specialists, and the homeowners and institutions they serve. But the software built for it was stuck in the past. Desktop tools that cost thousands of dollars. Mobile apps that were clever but shallow. Spreadsheets, hand-drawn sketches, and — for most homeowners — Pinterest boards and crossed fingers.
At the same time, the stakes were getting higher. Water districts in the western U.S. were pushing conservation programs that required design-level data their tools couldn’t capture. Homeowners wanted to make responsible choices but had no way to see the outcome before committing. Professionals were expected to win bigger bids with better-looking proposals, using tools that hadn’t meaningfully changed in twenty years.
SimplyScapes started as a browser-based design tool because that was the wedge. It’s grown into a platform because the problem was never just “design.” It was the gaps between the people doing the work — and between the work and the places it’s happening.

One platform, three audiences
The people who make a beautiful landscape happen rarely use the same software. We connect them.

AI shows you what your yard could be in seconds. Then you take over and place every plant yourself, before you commit a dollar.
Start designing →
An AI concept on the client's own photo starts the conversation. The plan you build — plant by plant, from any device — closes it.
Pro tools →
White-label tools for water districts, municipalities, and educators — the programs that move conservation forward.
For institutions →A homeowner’s design becomes a pro’s proposal. A pro’s proposal becomes a water district’s compliance record. That’s the ecosystem.
What it means in practice
“Beautiful and sustainable” is easy to say. Here’s what we’ve built, and who we’ve built it with.
Through Utah Water Ways, two SimplyScapes-powered tools are live for the Slow the Flow conservation program: Utah Plant Finder, a curated plant-selection app for Utah’s climate, and a whitelabeled Visual Designer. A converted parkstrip saves an estimated 10,000 gallons per home per year — that’s the opportunity this software exists to serve.
In Southern California, Yardtopia is the Irvine Ranch Water District’s whitelabeled Visual Designer — district homeowners design their own water-wise conversions under the district’s brand.
And we’re a member of the Alliance for Water Efficiency, the leading North American non-profit advancing the efficient and sustainable use of water.

Our plant library is built around real zone, sun, and water-use data — QWEL- and WUCOLS-aligned from the start. Because a plant in the wrong climate is dead in a year.
Educators, conservation-training programs, and small-crew contractors get access tiers that reflect what they actually need — not what a sales team wants them to need.
No hidden pricing. No locked-in data. No “talk to sales to find out what it does.” You should be able to evaluate SimplyScapes in twenty minutes without emailing anyone.
Partners
Utah Water Ways · Slow the Flow · Irvine Ranch Water District · Alliance for Water Efficiency
Live whitelabel deployments and an active membership.
If you’re a homeowner, the fastest way to understand SimplyScapes is to design a yard yourself. If you’re a pro or an institution, we’d love to walk you through it.
No credit card. No commitment.