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Corkpin brings the warmth of a terracotta corkboard to your daily houseplant care routine. The home screen greets you with hand-stamped counters for today's checks and total plants cared for, plus your last three care tags pinned right onto the board. Tapping the copper watering can button takes you straight to the Add tab, where you can quickly log a new Care Check. There you choose a plant name, pick the care type—water, mist, rotate, or fertilize—set the date, and jot any brief notes before saving. Every saved check becomes a small kraft paper tag with a jute string loop, stamped with the date and a tiny care icon. The Log tab shows your full history sorted newest first, and a simple swipe left on any tag deletes it instantly. Over on the Plants tab, Corkpin automatically gathers distinct plant names from your entries and displays each as a seed-packet-inspired card showing the last care date and type. You can search by plant name to jump straight to a specific plant's latest check. All your care data lives in local storage on your device, so the app works entirely offline and never requires an account. There are no edits needed—this journal is designed for quick logging, not heavy editing, keeping your flow fast and focused. The dashboard makes it easy to see at a glance whether you've already watered your monstera today or misted your ferns this week. The gentle animations, like a water droplet falling onto a leaf when you save, make logging care feel almost as satisfying as tending the plants themselves. Corkpin is built for indoor gardeners and beginners alike, helping you build a consistent check-in habit without another complicated app. It's like pinning a little reminder tag on a corkboard—simple, tactile, and always within reach.