Farm-Well was designed by Softech as an AgriTech MVP combining a mobile application, farm and crop models, digital certificates and gamification mechanics. The core challenge was not simply adding a game to agriculture, but organizing the domain, progression and incentives into one coherent product model.
A digital certificate as a domain object
In Farm-Well, a certificate is modelled as a digital application object that can reference a farm, crop and production cycle. This model does not require blockchain to operate in the core MVP and separates the certificate's domain value from any later tokenization decision.
Gamification as a system, not a points list
The gameplay layer includes progression, XP, rewards, activity costs, fatigue and events. These mechanics were designed as one incentive economy because their relationships, rather than isolated counters, shape product behaviour.
Why event-based architecture?
Random events and system reactions are separated from the persistent farm, crop and certificate model. This allows new events, bonuses or risks to evolve without embedding all logic inside mobile screens.
Real-world agriculture — with an explicit boundary
Farm-Well uses agriculture as real domain context: the model can associate a certificate with a farm, crop and cycle. This does not mean that every game action controls a real crop, nor does the data model itself prove farm financing or improved farm outcomes.
Web3-ready does not mean implemented blockchain
The architecture leaves room for future certificate tokenization, but blockchain, smart contracts and an issued token are not presented as implemented parts of the current MVP. This separation allows the team to test the product model, mechanics and usability first.
Technology
The MVP uses React Native / Expo, TypeScript, Node.js / NestJS, PostgreSQL, Prisma ORM, file storage and an event-based architecture.
How do we measure the result?
The repository contained earlier retention, session-duration and churn values without a complete baseline and approved analytics source. We therefore do not publish them as verified P1-I outcomes. Instead, we document the MVP scope, architecture and product decisions.
Full case study
Read the full Farm-Well case study for the domain model, incentive economy, architecture and future Web3 boundary.