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A cut-paper gardener with a coffee mug takes a photo of his tomatoes with his phone, and a trail of paper squares rises from the phone into photos of his plants hanging above the beds, beside a speech cloud with a tomato in it.

The smartest garden assistant ever built.

Always know what your garden needs.

Snap a pic — or just talk. GardenTrack does the rest.

Free to start. No credit card required.

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You looked everywhere. Your garden still struggled.

  • Google
  • Blogs
  • YouTube
  • Instagram
  • ChatGPT

Half of it disagrees, and none of it is written for your yard. ChatGPT comes closest, but you still have to know what to ask.

  • One frost killed your starts. You forgot to check the weather one night. Months of seedlings, gone by morning.
  • Hours of reading, and you still guessed. Every answer said something different. Nothing told you what to do next.
  • A whole season for a handful of tomatoes. Seeds, soil, plants and every weekend since spring. The harvest barely filled a bowl.

GardenTrack tells you what to do, and when.

GardenTrack is the smartest garden assistant ever built, because it knows your garden.

  • It knows your plants.

    Every plant, its variety and when it went in. So it knows what each one needs next.

  • It knows where they grow.

    Your spot, the bed, the soil and what grows next to it. So watering fits the ground, and it flags plants that don’t get on.

  • It knows your weather.

    Your frost dates and the forecast. So it warns you when frost or a hot spell will hurt your plants, and counts the rain.

  • It remembers everything.

    Every job you did and everything you logged. So it knows what’s done, and what’s next.

How it works

Getting started takes three steps.

  1. Add your plants and garden.

    Snap a pic of your plants, or just tell GardenTrack what you planted and where.

  2. Always know what’s next.

    GardenTrack keeps track of your jobs, your photos and your weather, and tells you what each plant needs next.

  3. Finally enjoy gardening without the stress.

    Less time guessing, more time in the garden.

Free to start. No credit card required. Free covers 10 active plants, with Today’s jobs and the frost and heat warnings.

Why GardenTrack

Other garden apps give you homework. GardenTrack does it for you.

Other garden apps

  • Draw every bed on a blank grid.
  • Type in every plant, date and variety.
  • Plan around frost dates from a weather station miles away.
  • Keep it all up to date yourself.

GardenTrack

  • Lays out your bed from what you want to grow.
  • Tell it what you planted. It fills in the dates.
  • Frost dates for your own yard, about 820 feet across.
  • Checks your forecast and tells you each morning what’s next.

A week with GardenTrack

It keeps up with your garden, so you don’t have to.

  1. Monday · 7 AM

    Today’s jobs, bed by bed.

    What needs doing, and about how long it’ll take.

  2. Thursday · 6 PM

    Frost tonight. Cover these.

    It names the plants the cold will reach, before dark.

  3. Saturday

    Jot down what you picked.

    Next year, it remembers what worked.

Other apps know your zone. GardenTrack knows your backyard.

Other apps: your zone

A paper-cut map of the lower 48 states with one bold band of color across it, the zone Ogden, Utah is in, and a pin at Ogden.
Ogden’s zone covers about a sixth of the lower 48.Simplified from USDA hardiness zone data (PRISM, Oregon State University). Not the official USDA Plant Hardiness Zone Map.

GardenTrack: your square

A black and white paper-cut aerial map: a flat town street grid, then a foothill neighborhood of curving streets and houses, then forested mountains, with one square of homes in full color inside a gold outline and a map pin at its center.
About 820 feet across. Frost dates for this square alone.
Last spring frost

Ogden and Eden, Utah. 10 miles apart. 32°F.

Ogden

Early Apr 4 Average last frost Apr 26 Safe May 8

Eden

Apr 20 May 9 Jun 1
24 days latersafe to plant in Eden
  • Early: have covers ready
  • Average: half of years frost comes later
  • Safe: 9 years in 10, frost is done

Our own frost map, built from 26 years of daily lows for every square in the lower 48.

Frost dates off by about 6 days on average, checked against 6,857 NOAA weather stations.

A flat of home-started tomato, squash and cucumber seedlings in cell trays on a back porch, the founder's actual seed starts, spring 2023
My starts, the day before I lost the whole flat. Spring 2023.

Why I built it

I lost a whole flat of starts to one frost I forgot to check. So I built the app I wanted.

That’s the flat, the day before. I was done guessing. I wanted something that remembers my garden and tells me the next thing to do.

Nik Crawley, founder

GardenTrack Free

The everyday side of your garden.

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  • Active plants10
  • Growing spacesUp to 200
  • Today’s jobsIncluded
  • Frost and heat warningsIncluded
  • JournalIncluded
  • Garden PlannerYour plan from setup
  • Weekly creditsNot included
  • Talk5 credits, one time
  • Plants from photos2 photos, one time
  • Photo diagnoses2, one time
  • Walk photo checks1 walk, one time

GardenTrack

Everything you need for year-round gardening, tracking and planning.

$15/month

$150/year Save 17%

How you'd pay

Paid plans open Jan 5, 2027. Join the beta and everything is open until July 13, 2027.

Join the beta for free
  • Active plantsEvery plant
  • Growing spacesUp to 200
  • Today’s jobsIncluded
  • Frost and heat warningsIncluded
  • JournalIncluded
  • Garden PlannerIncluded
  • Weekly credits75 a week
  • TalkFrom credits
  • Plants from photosFrom credits
  • Photo diagnosesFrom credits
  • Walk photo checksFrom credits

Stop guessing and start growing.

The right task, at the right time, for your garden. Know what to do and when, with a heads-up when frost’s in your local forecast.

Free to start. No credit card required.