Last updated: July 25, 2026
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Tap Forgot password? on the sign-in screen and enter the email you signed up with — if that address has a GrowKeep account, a reset link arrives within a few minutes. Check your spam folder if you don't see it.
If you're still signed in on any device, you can also change it directly: Settings → Account → Change password.
In the app, go to Settings → Account → Change password.
Go to Settings → Account → Delete account and confirm with your password. This permanently deletes your account along with all of your plants, gardens, care logs, reminders and photos. It cannot be undone, so consider exporting your data first.
Deleting your account does not cancel an active subscription — subscriptions are billed by Apple and have to be cancelled separately (see below).
Go to Settings → Data & Privacy → Download my data. GrowKeep exports everything on your account as a JSON file you can save or share. This is free on every plan.
GrowKeep Premium is billed through your Apple ID, so it's managed in iOS rather than in the app: open the Settings app → tap your name → Subscriptions → GrowKeep. You can also go straight there at apps.apple.com/account/subscriptions.
Cancelling stops the next renewal. You keep Premium until the end of the period you've already paid for.
Open the Premium screen and tap Restore purchases. Make sure you're signed in to the same Apple ID that made the purchase, and to the same GrowKeep account. If it still doesn't unlock, email us — include the Apple receipt and we'll sort it out.
Refunds for App Store purchases are handled by Apple, not by us. Request one at reportaproblem.apple.com. If something in GrowKeep went wrong, tell us too — we'd like the chance to fix it.
Up to 5 plants, 1 garden, 5 AI questions per month and 5 active reminders. Premium removes those limits and adds garden-level AI, planting advice, past gardens and seasons, live frost warnings, and photos on AI questions.
Check these in order:
If notifications are allowed and a reminder is still overdue with nothing delivered, email us with the plant name and the reminder's schedule.
Yes. Tap Done on any active reminder — GrowKeep logs the care and reschedules from that moment.
Your location is used to work out your growing zone, your average first and last frost dates, and — for Premium — overnight frost warnings for tender plants. It's optional: you can decline the permission and type a location instead, or leave it blank and use the rest of the app normally.
Go to Settings → Location and refresh your location. Zones and frost dates are derived from local temperature history, so they're an estimate for your area rather than a measurement at your address. If it's badly off, email us the location you entered and what you expected.
There isn't a separate switch for frost alerts yet. The only control is Settings → Notifications → Push notifications, which turns off every GrowKeep notification — including your care reminders.
If you'd want frost alerts controlled separately from reminders, tell us. That's exactly the kind of request that decides what gets built next.
Yes. You can add plants, log care, edit and attach photos with no connection — everything is saved on the device and syncs automatically when you're back online. A small badge marks anything still waiting to sync.
Each garden tracks one active season at a time, named however fits your climate — "Summer 2026", "Wet season", anything. When it ends, start a new one and either start fresh (everything is archived with the closing season) or carry over the plants you pick. Care logs stay attached to the season they happened in, so your history reads the way the garden actually grew.
Beds are labelled sections within a garden — "Tier 1", "North bed", whatever matches how yours is laid out. Add them when you create a garden, or any time after: open the garden, tap the menu and choose Edit garden. Each garden holds up to 12.
When you add or edit a plant in that garden, you can pick which bed it lives in — useful for telling two tomatoes apart, and it gives the AI a more precise picture of what grows where.
Nothing is deleted. Plants you archive with the closing season keep their full history — their profiles open read-only, marked with the season they belong to — and their reminders stop on their own, so you won't be told to water a bed that's done for the year. Plants you carry over continue into the new season with everything intact.
Your care logs always stay attached to the season they happened in, and the AI can still read past seasons' history when you ask about this year's planting — that's how "how did this do last year?" gets a real answer.
When you ask a question, GrowKeep sends that plant's or garden's profile and care history — including your growing zone and frost dates, and photos from your care logs where they help — so the answer is about your plant rather than the species in general. Follow-up questions remember the conversation, and for gardens with history the AI can compare against past seasons too. It's advice, not a diagnosis: for anything valuable or unusual, check with a local expert.
The AI can read your records but cannot change them. It never adds plants, logs or reminders on your behalf.
Bug reports, feature requests, billing, your account — pick a category and it reaches the right place. GrowKeep is built by a very small team and user reports genuinely shape what gets built next — if something is missing or in your way, tell us.
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