Leaftend

Plants don't ask for much, but they ask on their own schedule — and it's easy to lose track of which one needs water, which is overdue a feed, and when you last repotted the bonsai. Leaftend is a calm, private log that keeps all of it straight. Add each plant with a name, a species or nickname, the room it lives in, and a hand-drawn avatar you pick — a silhouette, a pot style, a colour — then set how often it needs each kind of care: watering every few days, feeding every few weeks, pruning, rotating, repotting, whatever that plant likes. From then on the home screen does the thinking for you. It looks at when you last did each task and works out what's overdue, what's due today, and what's coming up in the next few days — each plant shown with a little droplet ring filling toward its next watering. When you've watered or fed something, one tap marks it done, logs the event, and quietly resets the cycle. There are no cloud accounts and no push spam; the reminders live inside the app and are ready the moment you open it. Every plant keeps its own story. Open one to see its full care history laid out as a timeline, add notes about how it's doing, adjust its cycles as the seasons change, and star the ones you fuss over most. A month calendar shows everything you've logged and everything that's due, so you can see your whole little jungle at a glance, and a short care-basics page covers general guidance on light, water, soil and bonsai fundamentals in plain language. Switch between Bulgarian and English, set your week and date preferences, choose an accent that suits your windowsill, and keep the whole log offline with no account and no ads. Whether you keep three succulents or a shelf full of leafy things, Leaftend turns plant care from guesswork into an easy, satisfying habit.