Brand assets, a one-page fact sheet, and how to reach the founders.
HydroIQ builds precision irrigation and fertigation hardware for serious growers — from kitchen gardens to commercial landscape contractors. The controller combines sensor-driven local control with AI-assisted scheduling and a granular data-consent model that lets owners decide what (if anything) leaves their garden.
| Company | HydroIQ, Inc. |
| Founded | 2024 |
| Headquarters | New Jersey, USA (Delaware C-Corp) |
| Founders | Jack Mamiye (CEO) · Leonard "Hardy" Shostak (CCO) |
| Stage | Late prototype · beta launch 2026 · production wave 1 H2 2026 |
| Product | Hydro Controller (3 configurations) + Hydro Node wireless · weather, camera, fertigation, sensor accessories · cloud subscription (Free / Grove / Canopy / Bloom subscription tiers) |
| Differentiators | Earth-free lightning protection (no ground rod) · Local-first design (works without cloud) · Anti-lock-in policy (third-party cartridges supported, no firmware lockout) · Granular four-tier data consent |
| Field validation | 3 seasons of alpha field data underpinning the agronomic models |
| IP | 4 provisional patents in process (surge protection, pulsed fertigation, valve diagnostics, magnetic reset) |
| Regulatory | FCC Part 15, UL 916, UL 1449, CE, IC RSS-247, EPA WaterSense — certification engagement underway |
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Technical spec sheets for the three Controller configurations:
Jack Mamiye · Founder & CEO. Hardware architecture, firmware, and full-stack engineering. Owns product roadmap and technical execution. Designed and built the HydroIQ alpha system across three seasons of field deployment.
Leonard "Hardy" Shostak · Co-Founder & CCO (Chief Commercial Officer). Business development, channel partnerships, direct sales, pipeline. Senior commercial advisor recruitment in flight.
press@hydroiq.us — for interview requests, fact-checking, and review-unit inquiries. Typical response: within 2 business days.