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About Finches

Our vision

We envision a world where climate volatility no longer threatens our food systems - and where sourcing decisions are adaptive, anticipatory, and fair. Where farmers are supported, purchasers are confident, and the future is something we can plan for.

But really, our story starts in the fields: where shifting seasons, sudden storms, and fragile supply chains made us ask: What if the people who feed the world could see risks coming? And act before they hit? We’re building the answer.

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What we do

Finches uses field-level data and AI to reveal how climate impacts crop supply.

We turn complex environmental and farm data into clear, decision-ready insights for sourcing teams.

With Finches, agribusinesses can predict risks, secure supply, and build resilient, sustainable food systems.

 

Why we exist

Climate change is no longer a distant scenario – it’s an immediate reality. Erratic weather, shifting seasons, and extreme events are destabilizing the supply chains we all rely on.

Traditional sourcing strategies simply can’t keep up.

Finches exists to bridge that gap:
to give agribusinesses the predictive tools they need so that risk doesn’t become crisis and resilience becomes the norm.

 

The way we work

We believe the best solutions are built with the people who use them. That’s why co-creation is at the heart of everything we do:

Working closely with corporates, agronomists, farmers, and experts to solve real problems.

Designing for the real world: offline tools, simple UX, and robust data even where infrastructure is weak.

Building trust through transparency: clear KPIs, clear risk metrics, and models you can rely on.

 

Meet the founders

Dr. Stefanie Seisenberger Glenn

Founder & CTO

Steffi is the brains behind Finches’ tech, leading as CTO. With deep AI and data expertise, she’s built and scaled products at Palantir, BMW, and Google.

Catharina van Delden

Founder & CEO

Catharina is a serial SaaS founder (ex-innosabi), saw climate volatility firsthand on her family farm in Uruguay. Now, she’s CEO, turning that insight into action.