Plant Nudge
- Beta
- iOS
- Android
Groups your plants’ care into a few calm checks, timed to each spot.
Add your plants once, and Plant Nudge groups their care into a few calm checks, timed by each plant’s light, humidity and pot.
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For people who like having plants at home, but don’t want plant care to turn into a hobby or a chore list.
Instead of a reminder for every plant, you get one calm check now and then, and you can confirm care straight from the notification.
One check, not ten reminders
Plants whose care windows overlap are checked together.
A window, not a date
Timing is a few useful days wide, never falsely precise.
Nothing to schedule
Light, humidity and pot size shape the timing. You never set an interval.
Grouped checks
Plants due around the same time come up together. Mark each one watered or still moist, or snooze the check.
Context instead of schedules
Adding a plant takes two steps: say what it is, then describe its light, humidity and pot.
Timing that explains itself
Each plant shows its next check and what moved it, and the estimate adjusts as you record what you actually do.
Care guides
A short guide per species: light, soil, temperature, humidity and feeding.
Undo anything
Every action in a check can be undone before you close it.
Optional photo identification
Take a photo, review the suggestions and confirm the species yourself. Nothing is confirmed for you.
Why I built it
Plant apps tend to become a list of reminders, one per plant, each pretending to know the exact day. Real care doesn’t work like that, and a crowded list is easy to ignore. The promise behind Plant Nudge is simple: add your plants once, and it groups the care for you.
Decisions that shaped it
- 01
Windows, not dates
Care is planned as a window several days wide, and overlapping windows become one shared check.
- 02
Three separate layers
Watering timing, grouping and notifications are kept apart, so snoozing a check never retrains the watering estimate.
- 03
No false precision
No diagnosis, streaks or gamification. A plant without reviewed care data is saved, but gets no made-up timing.