ChloroFile: Grow Tracker

Logs can record what you did, not only what you measured. A log held temperature, humidity, pH, EC, water and height, and there was nowhere to put "topped her today" except the notes, where nothing can count it or find it again. Now an entry carries an action: water, feed, training, pest, trim, transplant or flush, with the technique under it. Every technique belongs to exactly one action, so looking for every time you topped actually finds every time you topped. You can log a whole tent at once. Picking an environment selects every plant in it, because defoliating a 4x4 is one decision, not four tick boxes. Plants are grouped by the tent they are in. Before this, nothing on that screen told you where a plant lived, so with two tents you had to open each plant to find out. The strain no longer repeats the name either: a plant called Blue Cheese #1 does not need "Blue Cheese" after it. Today leads with VPD. It is the one number on that screen you act on, it has a target range for each stage, and it was sitting third in a row of three. It now says whether you are in range and what the range is, and stays quiet rather than guessing when a stage has no published target. An environment tells you if it is under-lit. If the tent size and the light wattage are both on file, the app works out what a flowering canopy that size usually wants and shows the gap, with the arithmetic in full so you can disagree with it. It says nothing at all unless it is sure. The app respects your text size. Much of it was drawn at fixed sizes and ignored the setting entirely, so turning text up changed some screens and not others. All of it scales now. Two text colors were also below the contrast standard for readable text and have been corrected. Everything is darker, deeper and easier to read in a tent. Cards now sit on the page instead of dissolving into it, which is most of why the app looked flat.