Harvest Journal is a calm, beautiful planner and diary for your home vegetable garden. Whether you tend a couple of raised beds, a balcony of pots, or a small kitchen garden, it keeps everything in one place — fully offline, with no account and no ads.

Plan every planting from seed to plate. Add a crop, pick the variety, set the sowing date and days to maturity, and Harvest Journal works out the expected harvest date for you. Watch each planting move through its stages — sown, sprouted, growing, harvested — and swipe to mark a row picked the moment it is ready.

Never miss a garden chore again. Add watering, feeding, weeding and harvesting tasks with due dates and see them grouped into Overdue, Today and Upcoming right on the home screen. Tick them off as you go and keep your whole garden on schedule.

Look up how to grow popular crops. The built-in plant library covers common vegetables and herbs with the growing details that matter: sun needs, spacing, watering and days to harvest. Start a new planting from any library plant in a single tap.

Grow the right plants together. The companion planting guide shows, for each crop, which neighbours help it thrive and which to keep apart — the classic wisdom every gardener wants close at hand.

Remember every season. Log what you pick and how much, and build up a harvest history you can look back on year after year.

FEATURES
• Garden beds — organise plantings by bed, with size and sun exposure
• Plantings — variety, sowing date, auto-calculated harvest date, growth status
• Care calendar — watering, feeding, weeding and harvest tasks by date
• Plant library — sun, spacing, watering and days-to-harvest for popular crops
• Companion planting guide — good neighbours and ones to avoid
• Harvest log — record every crop and build a season history
• Light, Dark and System themes
• Available in English, Spanish, French, German, Italian, Dutch, Polish, Portuguese and Ukrainian
• 100% offline — no account, no ads, no internet required

Plan it, grow it, harvest it — and keep the whole story in Harvest Journal.