Your garden
Three potsor thirty.
A jade that drinks once a month, a fiddle-leaf fig that sulks when you are late and a balcony full of pots sit side by side, each on its own watering schedule. The garden sorts itself the way a plant parent looks at it, thirstiest first.
The nudge
It remembersso you don't.
One quiet message arrives on the day a pot is thirsty, written like a friend rather than a task. You pick the hour it lands, and however many pots you keep, that is one message a day, never forty.
Rhythm
Every pot keepsits 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. The ring fills after a drink and drains toward the next one, so you can read a plant at a glance instead of doing date arithmetic.
Pick an interval, then give her a drink.
Getting started
A new plantin seconds.
Snap a portrait, or pick from fifteen plant stickers for the pots you never got around to photographing. Type a name and MyPlants offers the species to go with it, so all that is left is how often it drinks.
Pick a sticker.
Themes
Eight themes,one tap.
Peace Lily, Orchid, Monstera, Sunflower, Lavender, Cactus, Cherry Blossom and Bird of Paradise. Each one re-dresses every screen, light and dark, so the app looks like the plants you own.
Tap a theme to dress the garden in it.
The photo timeline
Watch theglow-up.
One plant, month by month, so you catch the week it finally took off. Every photo you take lands on her own timeline, tagged from Day 1 to Bloom, and any of them can become her cover.
Pick a month to make it her cover.
Private by design
Your garden stayson your phone.
No account, no cloud, no ads, no analytics. Plants, the plant care log and every photo of your home live in the app's own storage, so the garden works on a plane, in a greenhouse with no signal, in a basement with no bars.
Your journal