Lawn Dominator: Lawn Care AI

WATERING, ZONE BY ZONE Every sprinkler zone now gets its own weekly target, set in one place, with the whole week laid out day by day so you can see which zones actually ran. NEW - One screen sets the weekly watering target for every zone, and automatic watering has its own screen. - Your own weather station, if you have one, now drives your watering numbers instead of the regional forecast. - Prefer Granular Products: a new setting that puts spreader-applied granules first everywhere the app recommends a product. - Products you spray together as one tank mix now log as one entry, so your nitrogen total stops running high. - Log a pre-emergent application (weed killer that works before the weed comes up) straight from the plan. - A buy-ahead reminder tells you to get pre-emergent in the garage before it is time to spread it. IMPROVED - The week-by-zone summary shows seven day squares per zone, green for sprinklers and blue for rain. - Each zone spells out how much water it got against its weekly goal, instead of a bare percentage. - Setting up a well or pump is three clear choices in the screen, not a switch and a modal. - Pre-emergent asks for one pass or two passes, instead of full rate or half rate twice. GUIDANCE - Every grass type the app supports now has guidance in every month and zone, with sourced schedule tasks. - Grub treatments are listed prevention first: Acelepryn before the eggs hatch, with Dylox marked as rescue. - Atrazine's cut-off is now 90F, and Kentucky bluegrass overseeding is 1.5 to 2 lb of seed per 1,000 sq ft (Michigan State). FIXED - The app no longer stalls for several seconds right after it opens. - Fixed a crash that could close the app before the home screen appeared. - A second sprinkler controller that goes offline no longer holds back the zones on your other controller. - Weekly watering targets climb into summer and ease off in fall again. - Acelepryn grub rates now match the stamped label: 0.37 fl oz per 1,000 sq ft sprayable, 1.15 to 2.3 lb granular (EPA Reg. 100-1489). - Soil moisture readings no longer stick on an old number. - The Spray Window no longer calls conditions dry when nobody has reported the rain. - Tapping a pre-emergent notification opens the lawn it was about. - Calendar reminders arrive spread through the day instead of bunching up.