Permaplans - Garden Planner

Plan on foot into the future, pictures in messages and Survival for phones • New glossary: compost, biochar, root cellars & more explained briefly, with pictures – right inside the game too. • Garden planning in real 3D: orbit and zoom from above or walk through your garden – fast-forward the years and watch the trees grow. • Garden Survival in real 3D. Smoother, with soft tree crowns, blossoms and fruit, bare branches in winter, swaying grass, ponds and huts with doors – day and night follow the real time. Also on Windows, on Linux in the browser. Switch back to 2.5D under “View”. • Garden Survival: your own character – with hats, beards, hairstyles and outfits, the way your fellow players see you. • Bed & field planner. Draw an area on the map and choose “Plan as bed / field”: rows or patchwork with paths, presets from market garden to open field, even curves along the contour. Add crops per row – the planner works out plant numbers and sowing-to-harvest dates and suggests companions, follow-up crops and next year's rotation. • Enter an invite code later: if you signed up without the invite link – with Google or Apple, say – you can still enter a friend's code in your profile or on the Pachams page during the first 7 days and get the welcome bonus • New care sheet: the “i” in planting mode shows photo, habitat, care and propagation calendars and the plant's uses. • Garden plant info sheet: all your plant's values as tiles – from age and harvest to firewood. • Planning on foot – planting with a toss: when you plant, your hands throw the sapling in an arc to the spot, it lands in a little puff of earth – and right there the tree stands • Planning on foot – look into the future: grow the garden up to 50 years and jump to the years when plants start crowding each other. • Planning on foot – draw every layer: besides paths and beds you can now pace out walls, swales, ponds, buildings, zones, pipes, points and every other map layer right in the garden. A second tap on the tool ends drawing • Pictures in private messages for everyone: every signed-in user can now attach photos to messages – until now this needed a business account. A daily limit protects against spam, and reported messages include the picture • Manage photos: every picture of a garden at a glance – on the device or in the cloud, with storage display and one-tap clean-up. • Development over 20 years: see how your garden's self-sufficiency, bee forage, honey, area and firewood grow – in the PDF too. • PDF export with progress bar and time left – keep using the app meanwhile, and the PDFs are much smaller. • Garden Survival on phones: menu, top bar and symbols now fit small screens. • Plant mode on phones: growth speed, roots and shade no longer appear twice at the top and bottom – the bottom bar is one row shorter, so you see more of your garden. With the site rating at the top folded away, they show at the bottom again • Flowering and harvest time to the third of a month: the calendar on the plant card now shows whether a plant flowers or fruits early, mid or late in a month – thirds without flowers or fruit are faded. This applies to all plants whose times have already been checked, more follow continuously. Flowering and harvest times stored as a range now show up in the calendar at all Also fixed: • Invite links work again: the shared link led nowhere. Now it opens an invitation page with your code and the download links – and anyone who already has Permaplans installed goes straight into the app, which remembers the code • Plant mode on phones: the edit pencil is back. Size, count, "can be underplanted" and the other details of the selected plant open straight from the bottom bar again – until now this only worked on tablets and computers • Tapping a month in the garden year calendar broke the view for many fruit gardens – fixed.