
Jarling
Sprout jar tracker & reminder
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Jarling is a calm companion for growing sprouts in a jar.
Tell it what you started and when. It counts the growing days, reminds you to rinse, and remembers how every batch turned out — without an account, a subscription, or a single byte leaving your phone.
RINSE WHEN YOU ACTUALLY RINSE
One tap logs a rinse. There is no window to miss and nothing to argue with: rinse at 6am or at midnight and Jarling credits it to the right slot on your schedule. Rinse a third time on a hot day and it records that too, as an extra. Tapped by mistake? Undo is right there.
SEE WHAT NEEDS YOU
The home screen opens with what is outstanding, not a wall of numbers. Jars that need a rinse come first, then ones ready to harvest, then everything quietly growing. When nothing needs doing, it says so.
NINETEEN SPROUTS, OR YOUR OWN
Broccoli, radish, kale, cabbage, mustard, arugula, mung bean, lentil, adzuki, chickpea, green pea, fenugreek, alfalfa, red clover, wheat, barley, buckwheat, quinoa and sunflower each come with soak times, rinse schedules and harvest windows already filled in. Growing something else? Add your own and set the timings yourself.
EVERY JAR ON ITS OWN SCHEDULE
Run as many jars as you like, each with its own rinse times, harvest window and reminders. Change any of it by tapping the value — no forms, no separate edit screen.
A RECORD WORTH KEEPING
Add notes and photos as sprouts develop. Finished jars keep their history exactly as it was, so you can compare a batch that worked against one that did not.
PRIVATE BY DESIGN
No account. No cloud. No analytics. Your jars live in a file on your device, and the only way anything leaves is if you export a backup yourself.
Also included: light and dark themes, English and 中文, soak and harvest alerts, an optional evening check-in, and a growing guide covering rinsing, airflow, telling root hairs from mould, and refrigerating a harvest.
Jarling gives you reminders and general guidance. It is not a food-safety test and cannot detect spoilage — always inspect sprouts before eating them.
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What's New in Jarling
1.0
August 5, 2026




