Assist you and your AI with the plants you grow, encounter and care about — what you planted, what you observed, and what it needs next.
A garden is a multi-year experiment you have been running from memory. Plants keeps the plant, the dated observation and the research that goes with it in one record, so next season starts from evidence instead of a guess. It is open and deliberately early: a real account and a real record, with more of the garden still being built.
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Short playbooks for a kind of growing work — the right questions, in a sensible order. Entirely optional: your AI can follow one, adapt it, or ignore them all.
Plan a season
5 steps
Diagnose a sick plant
5 steps
Identify something you didn't plant
4 steps
Set up care you'll keep
4 steps
Save what you learned
4 steps
Inside a loop
Plan a season:record what worked and what failed last year → check your frost dates and your real light → choose what you'll actually eat or enjoy → sequence sowing so it doesn't all land at once → write the calendar down.
What it keeps
Your plants and your notes stay in Plants.
What you grow, where it is and what you privately think of it is yours. Plants keeps the observations, the photographs and the research, and it keeps what you first wrote next to whatever anyone concluded later. Handing any of it to an AI is a deliberate act you can see and undo.
Works with what you already use
Your AI brings the identifying, the diagnosing and the research.
When you authorise it, your AI can work out what you found, read the symptoms in a photograph, compare this season against the last three and check what actually grows in your conditions. Today that handoff is a deliberate copy-and-paste rather than a connection — the record, the queue and the export are what work now.