Artemis

Artemis is a cultivation management platform designed for commercial growers in controlled environment agriculture, including greenhouses, vertical farms, nurseries and indoor growing operations. Formerly known as Agrilyst, the company developed Artemis to address the operational complexity of modern horticulture, where growers must coordinate labour, track plant batches through multiple stages, maintain quality standards and satisfy food safety auditors, often using a mix of paper records, whiteboards and spreadsheets. That fragmentation makes it hard to understand productivity, forecast yields or respond quickly when problems arise. Artemis replaces those disconnected tools with a single system organised around four pillars: people, plants, process and compliance. Its core approach is to capture structured data at the point of work through mobile devices, turning daily activity on the growing floor into information that managers can use to improve efficiency and consistency.

Key capabilities include labour tracking and task management, crop planning and batch tracking from seeding to harvest, inventory management, scouting and integrated pest management records, harvest and yield recording, and customisable data collection forms. Compliance tools support food safety programmes and certifications such as GAP and FSMA-related requirements by generating audit-ready records and traceability reports. Dashboards and analytics give managers visibility of labour costs, productivity by task and crop performance across facilities, supporting data-driven decisions on staffing and production planning. The platform is cloud-based with mobile applications suited to use on the growing floor, and it can integrate with environmental control systems, sensors and business software to consolidate data. Artemis is aimed at medium and large commercial growers of leafy greens, herbs, vegetables, berries, ornamentals and cannabis, as well as multi-site controlled environment agriculture companies seeking operational discipline at scale. Pricing starts from around USD 6,000, reflecting enterprise-level contracts; there is no free trial and no free version.