Growlog: Plant Care Diary

Your plants, all in one place: gentle care reminders, quick logging, and a photo diary that tells each plant's story.

Growlog is a calm, beautiful home for your plants — whether that's a windowsill of herbs, a balcony garden, or a living room full of green.

KEEP EVERY PLANT IN VIEW Build your collection with photos, varieties, and planting dates. Search, sort, and filter as it grows, and pin your favorites so the plants you love most are always one tap away.

CARE THAT TAKES CARE OF ITSELF Set watering, feeding, pruning, or pest-check rhythms for each plant. When you log care, matching reminders move forward automatically — no checking off, no bookkeeping. Log it once, and the app stays honest about what's due.

QUICK CARE, YOUR WAY Water or feed a plant in two taps. Rename the built-in care actions or add your own — misting, rotating, repotting — and they work everywhere, including reminders.

GROWING SPACES Group plants into the places they actually live: kitchen windowsill, balcony, greenhouse. Each space greets you with a morning summary of what needs a look today — and a quiet "all clear" when nothing does.

A DIARY THAT TELLS THE STORY Every plant keeps a living record. Add entries with photos — the first harvest, a new leaf, repotting day — and swipe through each plant's history from seedling to today. Your care history appears alongside, so the story stays complete.

START SMART WITH THE SPECIES CATALOG Pick from over 240 garden and house plants (from basil varieties to monstera) and Growlog pre-fills names and suggests a starter care plan you can adapt.

PRIVATE BY DESIGN No account. No cloud. No tracking. Your plants, photos, and notes stay on your iPhone — the App Store privacy label says "Data Not Collected," and it means it.

Also included: • Local notifications for due reminders • Light and dark appearance with five color themes • Full English and German localization • Camera and photo library support with automatic image optimization

Growlog 1.0 is just the beginning — and your plants are the whole point.