Sprig: Cozy Garden Idle

Sprig is a small, slow garden that grows while you're away. Every plant is generated from scratch — its stem, its leaves, the way it leans, its colours. No two are the same, and nobody else's garden looks like yours. ── A garden that rewards arrangement ── Plants care who they sit next to. Ferns want shade from a reed or a vine. Succulents want space. Vines want something to climb. Blooms want variety around them, and reeds like to clump together. Because every species wants a different kind of neighbour, there's no single best layout — just the one you work out for your garden. ── Weather that keeps changing ── The air shifts every few hours. Sun favours succulents and blooms, rain favours ferns and reeds, mist belongs to the vines. A garden that was perfect this morning is worth rearranging by evening. ── Two places to grow ── Your first plants sit on a windowsill. Later a balcony opens up — open sky, rooftops, and weather that hits harder out there. The same spell that gently helps a plant indoors rewards it far more outside, and does the opposite to the wrong plant. Where something grows becomes a choice. ── Collect what you find ── Rarity isn't a label sprinkled on afterwards — it comes from how unlikely a plant's shape actually is. When something rare appears, you can see it. There's a list of unusual traits to look for, too: jade leaves, a thicket of four stems, a plant reaching for the window. Swap a plant any time to try a new one; the pot keeps its level, so curiosity costs almost nothing. ── A reason to come back ── A free seed every day, of whatever kind the day happens to call for. Name the plants you keep. Leave them long enough and they lean toward the light, the way real ones do. ── Quiet by design ── • No timers counting down at you • No energy bar, no lives to wait for • No leaderboards, no rivals, nothing to lose • Light theme only, soft colours, gentle motion • Works offline — your garden grows while the app is closed Sprig is free. It's supported by ads, and the first few days have none at all while you settle in.