Gardn: Garden Companion

Gardn Labs

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About this app

Gardn learns your garden — every plant, every border, every quirk of your microclimate — and tells you what needs attention today.

Most apps know plants. Gardn knows your garden: what is planted where, what the weather is about to do, and what you have already done about it. Identifying a plant is where most apps stop. For Gardn it is one detail among the beds, pots, soil, weather and history that shape every answer you get.

YOUR GARDEN, RIGHT NOW.
A daily view sorts the work into what is urgent, what is settling in, and what can wait. Every task is checked against your weather, season and climate before it reaches you — no reminder to water before rain, no sowing prompt out of season, wherever you garden. When you have an hour spare, open the fuller gardening-day list for the quieter jobs too.

KNOW WHAT IS GROWING, AND WHERE.
Identify a plant from a photo, with honest confidence — Gardn tells you how sure it is. Scan a whole border in one sweep and map every plant in it at once. Check a plant that looks unhappy and get observations, next steps and what to watch for, read against your location and season.

ASK GARDN.
An assistant that answers with your garden in mind: your plants, your soil, your weather, your history. Ask why the hydrangea's leaves are pale, or what to underplant the apple tree with, and the answer starts from what is actually growing there — then keep asking, in the same conversation.

SEE A PROBLEM COMING.
Gardn reads your own plants against the season and tells you what tends to show up now, and the first signs to look for. When several gardeners near you report the same pest and you grow what it feeds on, you are warned early. It is the difference between meeting a problem at the diagnosis stage and heading it off.

GROW FOOD WITH CONFIDENCE.
A sow-to-harvest calendar built from your climate, hemisphere and frost dates, not a national average. See what to sow, plant out or pick this week — and when harvest arrives, ask what to cook with it.

KNOW YOUR GARDEN BETTER.
See which of your own plants could become new ones this season, and how. Check in one tap which plants are worth knowing about around dogs, cats or young children. Find the months your garden goes quiet and fill them. None of it is a score or a verdict — just your garden, read back to you.

THE GARDEN AS IT CHANGES.
Map your garden as a living plan and replay its year month by month. Keep photo timelines for each border — this June against last June — and share the change as a single story card. Log what you just did in seconds, even with no signal; entries sync when you are back.

GARDENERS NEARBY.
Join the local feed, swap plants and cuttings, and find your people in interest groups. Pest warnings stay aggregated and anonymous — never anyone's exact location.

ROOM FOR WILDLIFE.
Plan planting that supports pollinators and birds, log sightings, listen for birdsong in your garden, and hand children a garden hunt that follows your season.

AWAY FOR A WEEK?
One tap writes season-aware care notes for whoever minds the garden while you are gone. They do not need the app.

BUILT FOR WHERE YOU GARDEN.
Seasons, frost and sowing windows follow your garden's climate and hemisphere — Gardn works the same in Manchester, Melbourne and Minas Gerais.

YOUR DATA STAYS YOURS.
Export everything as a file, delete your account in-app, and see exactly which services process your data. Pest alerts never reveal your location to anyone.

GARDN PREMIUM.
The free tier covers the daily essentials — weather and frost alerts, care reminders, logging, community — plus a monthly taste of the advanced features. Premium raises those monthly allowances and adds Inspire: fresh re-imaginings of your own garden. The free core is yours by default; Premium and Inspire are there via subscription whenever you want them.

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What’s new

Home's 'Right now' strip and your tasks now draw on the same guidance engine, so they always agree. A new branded opening screen, in light and dark. Plus a round of smaller fixes — badge awards, timing captions, and general stability.