Turn your soil amendments into carbon credits before your neighbor figures out what biochar is
BiocharBoss connects small-scale farmers producing biochar with voluntary carbon markets, automating every step from soil sensor ingestion to verified credit issuance. It pulls real-time data from distributed soil probes, calculates carbon permanence scores using a methodology I spent eight months getting right, and generates blockchain-anchored certificates that actually survive third-party audit. This is the infrastructure regenerative agriculture has needed for a decade and somehow nobody built it.
- Automated soil carbon sequestration measurement from live sensor networks
- Carbon permanence scoring engine validated against 14,000+ soil sample profiles
- Full third-party verification workflow with audit trail and document generation
- Native integration with Verra and Gold Standard registry submission pipelines
- Blockchain-anchored credit certificates via Polygon — immutable, transferable, real
Verra Registry, Gold Standard, Salesforce, Stripe Connect, SoilGrids API, CarbonChain, EarthSense SensorNet, AgroStack, OpenWeatherMap, FarmLogs, VaultLedger, ClimateBridge
BiocharBoss runs as a set of loosely coupled microservices deployed on Kubernetes, with each domain — ingestion, scoring, verification, issuance — owning its own service boundary and deploying independently. Soil sensor telemetry lands in a high-throughput ingestion layer backed by MongoDB, which handles the transactional credit issuance workflow without breaking a sweat. Redis stores the full historical carbon permanence record for each registered parcel, giving the scoring engine sub-millisecond lookups across years of soil data. The blockchain anchoring layer talks directly to Polygon via a custom signing service I wrote myself because nothing off the shelf did what I needed.
🟢 Production. Actively maintained.
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