A calm diary for your houseplants

Your plants on a wooden shelf by a window, a watering logged in a tap, and a photo journal that turns a season of growth into a time-lapse.

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The home shelf: potted plants on wooden shelves with a window behind them.
The Pad summary card: a plain-language note on watered plants and the weather outside.
The Journal for one day, with a photo of a basil seedling and two waterings.
The Field Guide: scan a new plant, browse the ones you've identified, or find one by name.
A chat with Leaf, the plant assistant, about the local growing season.
Your Progress: a level, care streak, and a list of badges — hidden entirely in Journal Mode.
Settings: appearance, notifications, temperature units, Journal Mode, and reduce-motion.
Settings: back up your data, export it, or delete your account.

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The shelf and the window

Your plants sit on a wooden shelf, and the window beside them shows the real weather where you are. Checking in feels like looking up from your desk.

A watering, logged in a tap

Mark a watering as you do it. Plant Pad learns each plant's rhythm over time and reminds you gently when one is ready — no countdowns, no guilt.

A journal that becomes a time-lapse

Keep a photo for each plant. A season of small changes plays back as a single slow time-lapse you can sit with.

Name a plant, read a leaf, ask Leaf

Point the camera at a plant you don't recognise and keep it in a personal field guide. Photograph a sick leaf for a diagnosis, or ask Leaf — an assistant that already knows your shelf — why the tips are browning.

Bring your plants in when you're ready

Free, fully offline, and no account needed.

Download on theApp Store Get it onGoogle Play

Coming soon to the App Store and Google Play.