Silicon Valley · weekly organic fruit

Nourishment, delivered ripe.

Organic fruit boxes, packed for your week. Order by Wednesday. The crate arrives Friday.

Order by
Wednesday
Delivery
Friday
Fruit
Organic
Delivery fee
$12 flat
A wooden crate of watermelon, berries, citrus, mango, and kiwi in morning light
Packed for the week, not styled for a shelf.

In season now

What is ripe around the Bay right now.

The list moves with the farms. This is what we are packing this week.

  • Fuyu persimmonHoney-sweet. Good eaten firm.
  • PomegranateArils for a bowl, not a project.
  • Pink Lady appleCrisp, bright, keeps well.
  • Bartlett pearLeave it on the counter until it gives.
  • Satsuma mandarinEasy peel, lots of juice.
  • KiwiTart, floral, a small handful.
An open produce box of figs, grapes, peaches, citrus, and berries

How a week works

  1. 01

    Pick a size

    Sprig, Grove, or Orchard. The fruit changes with the week; the size stays yours.

  2. 02

    Order by Wednesday

    Requests close Wednesday. After that, the crate is already planned for Friday.

  3. 03

    We write back

    Send the note by Instagram. We reply with what’s ripe and the rate for that crate.

Whole fruit

No powders, no cleanse kits.

Friday delivery

Silicon Valley only. A flat $12 on every box.

Week to week

Skip a week whenever you need to.

Choose a size, not a diet.

Rates follow the harvest, so they are not printed here. Pick the crate that fits the house. We confirm the week’s price when we reply.

Sprig

One or two people

About 8 lb

A quiet week of fruit for breakfast and a snack.

Grove

A small household

About 14 lb

Enough to share the counter without running out midweek.

Orchard

A bigger household or a fruit-loving home

About 20 lb

Extra juicy fruit for bowls, guests, and the week ahead.

A fruit crate on a sunlit California porch
Left at your door on Friday, across our 12 Silicon Valley delivery towns.
Gut-friendly notes

Simple food, not a program.

A few notes we tuck in with the box. They are not medical advice.

A ceramic bowl of papaya, kiwi, berries, and orange
  • Fruit first

    Start with fruit before a heavier plate. It is the simplest way to get more fruit in without redesigning dinner.

  • Keep the bowl plain

    One or two fruits together is often easier on a gut than a smoothie loaded with nut butter, oats, and seeds.

  • Rotate the colors

    Red, orange, and green through the week so breakfast does not become the same three things.

  • Stop while it tastes good

    Ripe fruit is satisfying on its own. There is no prize for finishing the crate in a day.

Packed by hand

We pack organic fruit and bring it to doors across Silicon Valley every week. Each crate is chosen for that week, not pulled from a warehouse list. The offer stays small on purpose: nourishment made easy, with a few gut-friendly notes — not a diet to join.

Questions, pauses, and this week’s rate come back in a personal note on Instagram.

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Delivery towns

  • San Jose
  • Santa Clara
  • Sunnyvale
  • Mountain View
  • Palo Alto
  • Cupertino
  • Campbell
  • Milpitas
  • Los Gatos
  • Los Altos
  • Saratoga
  • Menlo Park

Request the Grove box.

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Box

Friday delivery in Silicon Valley. Orders close Wednesday. Delivery is a flat $12.

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Questions

When does the box arrive?

Friday. Orders close Wednesday for that week’s delivery.

Is the fruit organic?

Yes. The boxes are organic fruit, packed weekly for Silicon Valley delivery.

What does delivery cost?

A flat $12 anywhere we deliver in Silicon Valley. The fee is the same for Sprig, Grove, and Orchard.

Why isn’t there a price on the page?

The crate follows the harvest, so the rate changes. We confirm the week’s price when we reply.

Can I pause?

Yes. It is week to week. Message us if you want to skip.

Is this a cleanse or a meal plan?

No. It is whole fruit and a few simple food notes. Not a detox, not medical advice.