Quiet by default
Notifications cost attention. We earn each one, and send as few as we possibly can.
Plantcare started with a windowsill of half-forgotten plants. We wanted something that nudges gently, only when it matters.
The plant apps we tried treated caring for a fern like managing a warehouse: streaks, badges, red alerts, a constant hum of notifications. It turned something quiet and lovely into another inbox.
Plantcare watches the calendar and the conditions so you do not have to, and only speaks up when something needs you. The rest of the time it stays out of the way.
We talk about plants the way you talk about a houseguest, by name and with a little personality.
A plant does not need an app that nags. It needs someone who remembers.
Notifications cost attention. We earn each one, and send as few as we possibly can.
We name them, learn their habits, and check on them the way you check on a friend.
Homes have more than one person in them. You can care for living things together.
Your data is yours. We collect the minimum, sell none of it, and say plainly what happens with the rest.