Oriora Plant Diary

A quiet diary for your plants. Log each watering, feeding, repotting and pruning, and Oriora reads back each plant's own rhythm — not a generic schedule, but the cadence you actually keep. A CARE PLAN, TUNED TO YOUR PLANT Get a care plan for any plant — watering, light, soil, feeding and what to watch for. It's reasoned for the species, then tuned to how you actually care for this one, so it follows your plant's real rhythm instead of a generic table — and it says when it's leaning on its own judgement. WHEN SOMETHING LOOKS WRONG Photograph a struggling plant and Oriora reads the picture alongside that plant's own care history to suggest the most likely causes, each with one thing to check. Possibilities to weigh, never a single verdict. ROOMS, AND HEALTH AT A GLANCE Group your plants by room and see, at a glance, which ones are past their own usual watering gap. Mark any plant Thriving, OK or Struggling so its state is always in view. BUILD ITS ALBUM Attach a photo to any moment. Once a plant has a few, you get a timeline you can scroll back through and watch it change. WATCH IT GROW Record its height or count its leaves now and then. Plant Diary charts the change and tells you plainly how far it has come — "+12.5 cm since March". KEEP THE MOMENTS Mark the milestones a diary is actually kept for: the first new leaf unfurling, a flower, a cutting taken. TALK TO IT The assistant runs the whole app, so you never have to hunt for a button. Type it, or start a live call and say it out loud with your hands still in the soil — both do the same work. Ask it to add a plant, log care for several plants at once, record a measurement, mark a milestone, search, delete an entry, or recap the week. It copes with misspellings and near-misses, and asks rather than guessing when it isn't sure. You can also ask it to save a note — or your whole conversation — to your own GitHub or Google Drive, into folders you name, and it can go back later to find, move or tidy them. HONEST ABOUT WHAT IT KNOWS It answers questions about your plants, grounded in your own log first. Where it's relying on its own reasoning rather than something it looked up, it says so plainly, because a confident wrong answer is worse than an honest uncertain one. It will not answer questions about your health or your pet's — if you're worried a plant is toxic to a cat or a child, it points you to a vet or a doctor. YOUR DATA IS YOURS Your plants and photos live on your device. Back the whole collection up to your own GitHub or Google Drive, save a copy to a file, or import it back on another device. Oriora keeps nothing. Optional photo species-ID: attach a photo and it suggests the species for you to confirm. The photo is sent through Oriora to be read, and is not retained afterwards. AI features are billed to your Oriora account. No ads, no tracking. — Built by Oriora Labs · orioralabs.com