Food Forest Planner

Stop wondering. Start growing.

Plan a food forest that fits your land and your life.

Food Forest Planner helps families go from “maybe someday” to a clear next step on real land. We’re building the full planner now. Join the waitlist for early access.

Olive grove rows at golden hour in Puglia, Italy, long shadows across the soil
Established olive rows in Puglia, Italy. A food forest starts with trees like these, then fills the layers beneath. Photo: Kelly / Pexels

A garden that works like a forest

A food forest layers fruit and nut trees over shrubs, berries, and ground cover. Each layer supports the rest: shade, mulch, pollinators, living soil.

Once established, it asks for less work and gives more food every year. The hard part is knowing whether your land, your water, and your week can carry it. That is what this planner is for.

A path through tall, dense planting toward a bright open field
Inside an established planting: layered, shaded, alive. Photo: Ziad Mahmud / Pexels

How you get there

  1. Assess your land. Draw your plot in the free map tool. We measure area, climate, water, and what you can realistically maintain.
  2. Get an honest read. You get a viability band with the main helpers and blockers. Walking away counts as a win.
  3. Plant with a plan. The full planner turns your assessment into a phased planting plan: what goes where, and in which year. It is under construction now.

Not sure the land is even right yet?

Start with a free site assessment before you commit years to a food forest. No account, five minutes of drawing.

Free site assessment