
Fresh Green: Plant Companion
Gentle plant care, year-round
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Fresh Green is an offline plant companion: no account, progress saved only on your device. Plant a seed and keep quiet company through sprout, summer lush, autumn fall, and winter rest—not a grind, just someone green waiting when you return. A Home Screen widget keeps a soft glance nearby; gentle care reminders invite you back for check-in or after a longer absence.
【Why companion】
• Presence through drifting seasons and weather
• Soft remedies for drought, storms, and pests—not punishment
• Fully local: no feed, no ads, no forced cloud
• Light care: water, move indoors/outdoors, check in, use items when needed
• Still there when you leave: widget + optional local care reminders
【Ways to keep company】
• Plant a seed and begin
• Water, clear pests, move with the weather
• Bring her inside in rain or snow
• Daily check-in (calendar day): a small chance of care items
• Optional pest math puzzle if you prefer not to use pesticide
• Nutrient for peaceful stretches; Repair Fluid for wilt or dormancy
【Optional IAP】
"Hibernation Privilege" is a one-time non-consumable purchase. When unlocked, severe decline leads to hibernation instead of permanent loss; Repair Fluid is still required to wake the plant. The full seasonal experience is available without purchase. Buy or restore in Settings; restore needs brief internet for Apple account verification.
【Privacy & Data】
• No account collection; no cloud upload of progress
• Uninstalling clears local data (purchased Hibernation can be restored via Restore Purchases)
A tender companion through the year—Fresh Green is here when you are.
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What's New in Fresh Green
1.0.2
July 16, 2026
• Home Screen widget: a quiet glance at your plant companion • Care reminders: check-in, miss-you, and 7-day hello (toggle in Settings) • Clearer “after you leave” timing for absence care • Updated care guide and localizations
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In-App Purchases
$1.99
Hibernation Privilege
Keeps progress. Wilt leads to hibernation, not death.






