Personal garden memory for iPhone
The calm iOS app that remembers what mystery seedlings became in your garden, then helps you decide whether to keep, move, pot up, remove, or wait.
New sighting
Likely identity
Similar seedlings here became foxgloves. Keep one or two, remove extras.
Back fence - April 2025. You kept 3 and removed 8.
Back fence sighting
Keep one or two, remove extras. Recheck unknowns once true leaves appear.
Seedling answers the gardener's real question:
Have I seen this exact thing here before, what did it become, and should I keep it?Beyond plant ID
Most plant apps try to name a mature plant. Seedling is built for ambiguous first leaves, rough garden zones, and the decisions gardeners actually make with muddy hands.
Compare a new photo against your previous seedlings, then show where similar sprouts appeared and what they became.
Recommend keep, remove, move, pot up, or wait based on confidence, garden zone, season, and your past outcomes.
When it is too early to know, Seedling turns the unknown into a reminder to re-photograph at the right growth stage.
Fast capture loop
Seedling keeps the MVP loop intentionally small: capture the seedling, choose a rough zone, compare against garden memory, then save the outcome so the next scan gets smarter.
Take or import a seedling photo in seconds.
Pick a rough zone like Back fence, Shaded border, or Patio pots.
Surface similar seedlings from past seasons and nearby zones.
Act now, correct the app, or send it to the mystery queue.
Private garden intelligence
Seedling uses simple garden zones because context matters. A volunteer can be welcome along the back fence and a nuisance in the vegetable bed.
Plant memory
Usually welcome, but too many become work. First seedlings appear March to April, flowers show in June, and your note says to keep them away from the vegetable bed.
Native iOS shape
See due rechecks, recent sightings, and seasonal patterns.
Capture a seedling and get a confidence-aware recommendation.
Track recurring patterns by rough zone, not complicated maps.
Queue uncertain seedlings until true leaves make them easier to read.
Review plant histories, outcomes, tags, and personal preferences.
Built for the garden you actually have
Honest when it does not know yet. Useful when it has seen the pattern before. Quiet enough to use while you are standing in the border wondering what to pull.
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