MyPlants: Plant Care Tracker

Grow plants, not guilt. Most plants die of good intentions. MyPlants keeps your plant care calendar and names the pots that are thirsty today, before you have to ask. It remembers which one drank when, so you water them in one tap and get on with your morning. A nudge, not a nag. One quiet watering reminder arrives on the day a pot is thirsty, written like a friend. "Rosa the monstera and Gael the fern would love a splash." You pick the hour it lands, and however many pots you keep, that is one message a day, never forty. Every plant keeps its own rhythm. You know your windowsill better than a species chart does, so you set the interval yourself, from 3, 7, 14 and 30-day presets or any number you like, and its plant watering schedule builds itself. Succulent care runs on its own clock, and the thirsty fern beside it runs on another. • Every pot gets a status you can read in a glance. Happy, thirsty, or taking it slow • A plant photo timeline that shows one plant month by month, so you catch the week it finally took off • Every drink, feed and repot lands in a plant journal. Add a photo and a year of growth fits in one scroll • A streak chip on Home that counts the days nobody went thirsty • Fifteen plant stickers, for the pots you never got around to photographing • Eight plant-named themes, from Peace Lily to Bird of Paradise, and ten home-screen icons, so it looks like the plants you own Your garden sorts itself the way a plant parent looks at it, thirstiest first. A garden tracker should show you the shape of a week, so the tiles count the plants you keep and the waters you have poured, and Coming up answers the question you keep asking yourself, which is when do I water my plants. The journal is a garden tracker with a memory. Every water, feed, repot and note lands on one timeline you can filter, so the plant care log writes itself out of what you already did. Read it back as a plant diary, or skim the monthly tiles for the shape of a season. Three pots or thirty, a plant tracker app should fit the shelf you have. A jade that wants succulent care once a month, a fiddle-leaf fig that sulks when you are late and a balcony full of indoor plants sit side by side, each on its own plant watering schedule. From there the plant tracker counts the days so you do not have to. Houseplant care that fits the two minutes before you leave the house. For the new plant parent with five pots and no idea what each one wants. For the collector whose indoor plants drink on ten different days, where succulent care and fern care are two different jobs. Every plant parent has a fern they nearly lost, and this is how you stop losing them. Your garden tracker lives on your phone. This is a houseplant care app that works offline by design: no account, no cloud, no ads, no analytics, and every photo of your home stays where you took it. Indoor plants get watered on a plane, in a greenhouse with no signal, in a basement with no bars. A cosy corner for your leafy friends. Five plants, every watering reminder and the full care log are free forever. Premium lifts the cap and opens every theme, timeline and sticker. Grow without limits.