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This app offers a personal and visual experience for tree planting. Grow and care for your own sequoia, build a digital forest, and track your ecological impact. It connects your digital tree to a real-world reforestation effort.
✓Grow and care for a personal sequoia
✓Build a digital forest
✓Track ecological progress
✓Follow tree growth stages
✓Explore eco-metrics
✓Share progress with others
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What's New in Sequoia
1.0.7
June 4, 2026
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FAQ
What is Sequoia?
Sequoia is an interactive eco companion that makes tree planting a personal and visual experience. It allows you to grow and care for your own sequoia, build a digital forest, and track your ecological progress.
How does Sequoia connect to real-world reforestation?
Each digital sequoia you grow is connected to a real tree planted in a nursery. This contributes to real-world reforestation and the restoration of green spaces.
What kind of information will I receive about my tree?
You will receive a personal certificate for your tree with details on its growth and environmental impact. This includes its age, height, water consumption, CO₂ absorbed, and estimated annual CO₂ absorption.
Can I see how my tree is growing?
Yes, Sequoia allows you to follow your tree's growth stages and milestones. You can also explore your impact through simple eco-metrics provided within the app.
Does Sequoia have ads?
No, Sequoia does not contain advertisements. It is designed to be a calm and noise-free experience focused on your tree and forest.
What devices does Sequoia support?
Sequoia is currently supported on iPhone and iPod devices. It is available for free and has an age rating of 4+.
How often is Sequoia updated?
The latest version of Sequoia is 1.0.7, and it was last updated on June 4, 2026. Updates typically focus on improving the user experience and ecological tracking features.
What do users like about Sequoia?
Based on the available rating, users appreciate the app's ability to make environmental action feel simple, beautiful, and meaningful. The personal connection to a real tree and the visual representation of ecological progress are key highlights.