Most people think landscape design costs thousands before you even touch a shovel — $3-8k just for a designer to hand you a mood board.
We built Groont because that gate-keeping is dumb. Take one photo of your yard, tell an AI what vibe you want (we've got homeowners doing everything from "low-water desert modern" to "cottagecore vegetable garden"), and get a professional-grade design back in seconds — then in-paint specific elements (swap the patio pavers, change the fence style, move a fire pit) until it's actually buildable.
The unlock isn't just speed. It's that you can iterate for free before spending a dollar on materials. Most people run 15-20 versions before landing on the one they actually build. Try doing that with a $500/hr landscape architect.
If you're planning a DIY yard renovation this season, start with the ugliest, most "before" photo of your space — that's where the AI does its best work. Happy to answer questions on prompting it for realistic (not just pretty) designs.