Squarehead was founded by Ashley Valenia to help communities value and make use of local resources.
Land itself is a valuable resource, yet far too many properties are landscaped with non-productive ornamental plants, bushes, and trees — when far better, productive options exist. These small acts add up to something much bigger. They build real community resilience — a decentralized network of fruit, nuts, herbs and spices woven into neighborhoods and backyards.
We exist to close that gap. We build the robust data foundations and technology systems that make ambitious, regenerative, and productive agricultural landscapes actually manageable — and we design the landscapes and systems that turn those overlooked resources into resilient, meaningful sources of nourishment worth stewarding. We exist to close the gap. We build practical data tools and information systems that make these overlooked resources visible, shareable, and easy to steward — so the abundance already growing around us can contribute to more resilient communities.
A landscape that feeds people, wildlife, or the bottom line is more beautiful than one that only looks good in photos.
We design for the 10th year, not the first. Data and plant communities should get smarter and richer over time.