Trym Ag-tech for Greenhouses
AcquiredFounded 2018 · 11 employees on LinkedIn · 3 known investors
Trym provides team management, task and workflow automation software for commercial cannabis cultivation operations. Its tools let growers schedule grow-room tasks tied to plant growth phases, attach SOPs to tasks, and communicate through an in-app chat feature.
Also known as Trym
Investors · 3
Company profile
researched Aug 2026Trym (trym.io) develops software for commercial cannabis cultivators that combines real-time environmental and substrate monitoring with team management and regulatory compliance workflows. The platform's modules cover analytics on production data, crop steering using wireless sensors that track root-zone and climate conditions, plant tracking through growth cycles with compliance actions reported to Metrc, and team management via task scheduling, automated workflows and an in-app chat function (Trym Chat).
Alongside software, Trym offers hardware: wireless sensors calibrated for multiple grow media for plant-level data, and a patented "Touchless Harvesting" product priced from $140 per month that pairs an integrated scale and wireless interface with several tag-scanning hardware options, including RFID, for harvest data capture. A mobile app allows growers to move, phase and destroy plants and to audit and locate tagged plants via RFID as part of Metrc workflows. The company states its software supports more than 3 million square feet of canopy. Trym is classified under farming, ranching and forestry, is based in the United States, and is reported to have about 30 employees.
Business model
Trym sells a subscription cultivation software platform to commercial growers, supplemented by hardware sold or leased on a recurring basis, such as wireless sensors and the Touchless Harvesting system advertised from $140 per month.
Recurring subscription pricing for software and hardware modules; the site advertises Touchless Harvesting starting at $140 per month.
Traction
Trym states its software powers over 3 million square feet of canopy. Customer testimonials cite outcomes including setting a 10-week flower room schedule in about half an hour, saving 23 hours per week on cultivation team management (Happy Valley case study), saving 125 hours or $2,500 per month (NOBO), reducing harvest data entry time by 87% with the RFID system (Haylow Farms), and up to 80% faster harvest time with Touchless Harvesting.
Latest developments
In January 2026, cannabis operational and compliance software provider Canix acquired Trym for an undisclosed amount, with the stated aim of combining Trym's grower-level cultivation tools with Canix's inventory, seed-to-sale tracking and compliance platform. Trym's website promotes the combination via a press release and directs visitors to Canix.
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Market position
Positions itself as a grower-focused cultivation platform combining team management, Metrc compliance and sensor-based crop steering; following the Canix transaction it is described as complementary to Canix's inventory, seed-to-sale and compliance software.
Combines climate and substrate sensor data and crop steering with task/workflow management and a Metrc compliance integration in one platform, plus a patented Touchless Harvesting hardware workflow with integrated scale and RFID tag scanning.
Technology
The platform integrates wireless sensors calibrated for multiple grow media to capture root-zone and climate data for crop steering, an analytics layer over production data, plant tracking with a direct Metrc integration for compliance reporting, task and workflow automation with in-app chat, and a patented Touchless Harvesting system using an integrated scale, wireless interface and RFID/tag-scanning hardware accessible through a mobile app.
Go-to-market
Direct sales led by an inbound demo funnel: prospects book a 15-minute introductory call, receive a product demo covering business objectives and functionality, then are onboarded and trained. Content marketing assets include a crop steering guide and customer case studies (for example Happy Valley).
Commercial cannabis cultivation operations, from single-site farms to multi-state operators; named customers and references include Happy Valley, Cresco Labs, Natura, Pacific Grove, Supernatural Gardens, NOBO and Haylow Farms.
Geography
United States-based, with a state selector on its site listing Alaska, California, Colorado, District of Columbia, Louisiana, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, Montana, Nevada, New Jersey, Ohio, Oklahoma and Oregon.
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Key figures
latest reportedCompany-reported or press-reported figures, each dated to when it was claimed — not independently audited.
Timeline · 1
launches, deals, and filingsCanix, a provider of operational and compliance software for the cannabis industry, acquired Trym for an undisclosed amount, integrating Trym's grower-focused cultivation software with Canix's inventory management, seed-to-sale tracking and compliance platform.
Dated company events from announcements, filings, and press; legal rows summarize public dockets and regulator releases.
▸Research sources · 3
primary sources listed
- Trym Ag-tech for Greenhousestrym.io · web
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Frequently asked questions
- What does Trym Ag-tech for Greenhouses do?
- Trym sells cultivation software combining Metrc compliance, wireless sensors and team task management for commercial cannabis growers.
- Who are Trym Ag-tech for Greenhouses's investors?
- Trym Ag-tech for Greenhouses's investors include 7thirty, Cerity Partners Ventures, Delta Emerald Ventures.