Edyn
Edyn, based in Oakland, CA, was a smart garden system company that provided real-time monitoring of garden conditions through its Garden Sensor and app, complemented by a Water Valve for intelligent watering. The company, inactive as of now, was part of Y Combinator's W14 batch and served the U.S. and Canada.
Company Overview
Edyn is a company based in Oakland, CA, USA, operating in the Industrials and Agriculture sectors. Initially launched in 2013, Edyn provides a smart garden system designed to monitor garden conditions in real-time. The company participated in Y Combinator's W14 batch and is marketed as the 'Nest for lawn and garden.' As of now, Edyn's status is listed as inactive.
Smart Garden System
Edyn offers a comprehensive smart garden system aimed at both novice gardeners and small-scale organic farms. The system includes a Garden Sensor that collects and analyzes data on weather and soil conditions. This information is relayed in real-time through an app, which not only displays the data but also provides alerts and gardening suggestions. Additionally, the system includes a Water Valve component that manages watering schedules based on the sensor data.
Products and Features
Edyn's primary products include a Garden Sensor and a Water Valve. The Garden Sensor is designed to gather and analyze data concerning weather and soil conditions, providing users with real-time insights through a dedicated app. The app also offers alerts and gardening advice. The Water Valve works in tandem with the Garden Sensor to control the watering system smartly, enhancing garden care efficiency and effectiveness.
Participation in Y Combinator
Edyn participated in the W14 batch of the Y Combinator program. This involvement provided the company with exposure to industry mentors, potential investors, and other resources critical for startup growth. Participation in Y Combinator is often seen as a marker of a promising and innovative business.
Geographic Focus
While Edyn is based in Oakland, CA, USA, its products and services are relevant to users across the United States and broader regions, including America and Canada. This geographic focus indicates that the company intended to leverage its smart garden solutions to a wide audience within North America.