
AOK Plants
Your Plant Care Companion
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About
AOK Plants is the simple, beautiful way to keep your plants alive and thriving. Whether you have one succulent on a windowsill or a full indoor jungle, AOK Plants keeps track of everything so you never miss a watering again.
**A plant database built for real plant parents.**
Browse 200+ plants — from tropical houseplants and succulents to herbs, ferns, and vegetable garden favorites like tomatoes, peppers, cucumbers, and berries. Each plant includes care instructions, watering frequency, light requirements, difficulty level, and pet toxicity info, so you know exactly what you're dealing with before you bring it home.
**Know what needs care and when.**
AOK Plants builds a personal care schedule based on each plant's needs. The weekly view shows you what's due today and over the next 7 days — watering, fertilizing, all of it — at a glance.
**Log every care action.**
Track when you watered, fertilized, or repotted each plant. The care history is automatically timestamped so you always know exactly when you last cared for each plant.
**Explore and learn.**
Tap any plant in the Explore section to see its full care profile — description, watering schedule, light needs, toxicity, care tips, and more. Filter by category to find the right plant for your space.
**Make it yours.**
Customize your plant collection with color labels and choose from multiple plant icon styles to match your personality.
**Your data stays on your device.**
No account required. No data collection. No ads. AOK Plants is completely private — everything is stored locally on your device.
**Designed for everyone.**
Whether you're keeping your first succulent alive or managing a serious plant collection, AOK Plants scales with you. Easy to get started, detailed enough for experienced plant parents.
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Download AOK Plants and start building your plant collection today.
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What's New in AOK Plants
1.0.1
August 14, 2026
The home button briefly forgot its job description and started wandering the Explore screen during searches. We had a talk. It's back at its post.







