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TopiaryOS

Enterprise-grade hedge maze asset management for people who take their peacock-shaped shrubs extremely seriously.

TopiaryOS is the only purpose-built platform for maintenance scheduling and heritage asset registry across formal estate gardens, topiary sculptures, and hedge mazes at historic properties, botanical gardens, and private estates large enough to need this. It tracks growth cycles, pruning schedules, wire armature structural health, and contractor certifications for protected heritage plantings. The TAM is bigger than you think.

Features

  • Full heritage asset registry with provenance tracking, photographic history, and regulatory classification by jurisdiction
  • Pruning schedule engine supporting over 340 distinct topiary form archetypes, from simple box hedging to multi-tier figurative sculpture
  • Wire armature structural health monitoring with condition scoring and remediation workflow triggers
  • Native integration with contractor certification databases for protected and heritage-listed planting work
  • Growth cycle modeling calibrated per species, microclimate zone, and historical maintenance record. Knows your yew better than your gardener does.

Supported Integrations

Salesforce, HistoricEngland Heritage Portal, RHS Plant Finder API, GreenworksPro, ArborNote, Stripe, VaultBase, EstateLedger, TerraSync, iNaturalist, ContractorVault, WeatherStack

Architecture

TopiaryOS is built on a microservices architecture with each domain — asset registry, scheduling, structural health, contractor compliance — running as an independently deployable service behind an internal API gateway. The primary data store is MongoDB, which handles the transactional integrity requirements of heritage compliance records and audit trails without complaint. Session state and contractor certification caches are persisted in Redis for long-term durability across maintenance seasons. The whole thing runs on Docker Compose in production because Kubernetes is not a personality and this system does not need it.

Status

🟢 Production. Actively maintained.

License

Proprietary. All rights reserved.

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