🌿 Now in beta

Every plant.
Every care.
All in one place.

GrowKeep is a journal and care tracker for your plants and garden — with AI that actually knows your plant's history when something goes wrong.

Can't remember when you last watered something.
Not sure why a plant is struggling — again.
Your notes are scattered across three apps and two notebooks.

Free on iPhone via TestFlight. iOS 16 or later.

The GrowKeep plant list: a photo grid of a monstera, orchid, tomato and bell pepper, above a seasonal growing tip for hardiness zone 8a.
A GrowKeep plant page for a monstera, showing its photo, planting date and a care log of waterings and fertilizings.

How GrowKeep helps

Built for houseplant lovers and food gardeners alike.

Log care in seconds
Watering, fertilizing, pruning — log it fast with notes and photos.
Photo timeline
Watch each plant grow. Every entry builds a visual history you can use.
AI knows your plant
The AI reads your plant's full history before answering. No generic advice.
Smart reminders
Set recurring reminders per plant. Never wonder if you watered again.

Windowsill or
raised bed

A garden in GrowKeep is more than a folder. Give it beds, a season, and its own reminders — then log care for the whole thing at once instead of one plant at a time.

  • Lay out beds and put each plant where it actually grows.
  • Run a season start to finish, then archive it and start the next.
  • Water the whole bed in one entry — every plant in it gets logged.
A GrowKeep garden page for a greenhouse garden in its Spring 2026 season, listing plants grouped into a left and right bed.

AI that actually
knows your plants

Most plant apps give generic answers. GrowKeep's AI reads every log entry, every photo, every note before responding — so its advice is specific to your plant, not just the species.

"Small holes + yellow spots suggest Japanese beetles, flea beetles, or aphids. These are common basil pests in summer."

— GrowKeep AI, asked about a basil plant it had been tracking all season
Asking GrowKeep's AI about small holes and yellow spots on a basil plant, and getting back a ranked diagnosis — pest damage first, then leaf spot — with what to do about each.

Know when GrowKeep launches

The beta is open now — you don't need this list to join it. Subscribe and we'll tell you when GrowKeep reaches the App Store, and what's changing along the way.