Crop Planner vs Garden Planner Journal

Crop Planner is a timeline-based crop planner for home growers, hobby farmers, and small-scale producers. Plan your entire growing season on a visual timeline grid. Each row is a crop. Each column is a week. Color-coded lifecycle stages — Seedling, Vegetative, Flowering, Fruiting, Harvest, Pinning, Inoculation, Colonization, Drying, and more — let you see your whole operation at a glance. Plan and track with confidence Visualize overlapping crops across a 3-year timeline See upcoming workloads before they arrive Drag crops to shift their timeline when plans change Task management built into the timeline Add tasks directly to crop rows — Watering, Fertilizing, Pest Control, Harvest, and any custom type you define Solid task markers are pending/ need to be done. Dashed markers are done. Tap to toggle. A Today view shows everything due today, overdue, or coming up soon Organized the way growers think Group crops by location: greenhouse, raised beds, outdoor plots Track mushroom grows alongside traditional crops Attach notes and photos to any time period Local-first, with optional cloud backup All data lives on your device — no account needed to get started Works fully offline Local weather shown for your growing location Optional Cloud Backup subscription: create an account to back up your data and sync across devices Cloud Backup is an auto-renewing annual subscription. Payment is charged to your Apple ID at purchase and renews yearly unless canceled at least 24 hours before the period ends. Manage or cancel in your Apple ID settings. Terms of Use: https://kevinnail.com/crop-planner/support.html Privacy Policy: https://kevinnail.com/crop-planner/privacy.html

Garden Planner Journal organizes the garden beds, planting dates, notes, and checklist items you enter. Add plans with a bed, sunlight details, dates, and notes; review upcoming checklist items; and use the Season Timeline to browse overdue, upcoming, and completed tasks plus past saved plan dates across every bed. From any saved Plantings card, use Copy planting details to reuse its crop, bed, sunlight, dates, and notes in an editable new plan. Saving the copy creates a fresh, incomplete standard checklist and leaves the source planting unchanged. Past saved dates are calendar records, not confirmation that garden work happened. Data stays in local app storage on your device, with no account or sync. Timeline dates come only from your saved plans and tasks; they are not a live forecast or an optimized harvest schedule. Garden Planner does not generate planting recommendations, identify plants, diagnose problems, or provide treatment, chemical, or professional horticultural advice.