Leafolio vs Plant Journal

Leafolio is a premium plant collection journal built for serious growers, collectors, and plant lovers who want more than a simple watering reminder. Most of Leafolio is yours to use with the app, with optional Leafolio Premium adding advanced breeding records for growers who document crosses, parentage, traits, and harvest timing. Keep your plants, photos, sources, vendors, orders, wishlists, care notes, and records organized in one beautiful place. Whether you grow orchids, Japanese maples, roses, carnivorous plants, hoyas, aroids, rare houseplants, or anything in between, Leafolio helps you preserve the full story behind every plant in your collection. Track where each plant came from, when you acquired it, what it was purchased as, which vendor supplied it, how it has changed over time, and what details matter most to you. For growers who breed plants, Leafolio Premium adds a dedicated place to document crosses, parentage, observed traits, dates, and expected harvest timing — so breeding records stay connected to the plants they came from. With Leafolio, you can: • Catalog your plant collection with names, photos, categories, sources, and notes • Preserve photo history and milestones over time • Save favorite vendors, growers, nurseries, and sellers • Build a wishlist for future plant acquisitions • Track orders from purchase to arrival • Record care observations and plants that need attention • Document breeding records, parentage, crosses, traits, and harvest timing with Leafolio Premium • Keep important plant history together instead of scattered across notes, photos, messages, and spreadsheets Leafolio is designed for collectors who care about where their plants came from, how they grow, what they become, and the details that make each one worth remembering. Your plant collection is a masterpiece. It deserves more than a list. Your breeding work deserves more than scattered notes. Leafolio keeps the full story together. Subscription Terms: Leafolio Premium is an optional auto-renewing subscription. Payment will be charged to your Apple ID at confirmation of purchase. Subscriptions automatically renew at the same price unless canceled at least 24 hours before the end of the current period. You can manage or cancel your subscription anytime in your App Store account settings. Privacy Policy: https://leafolio.app/privacy Terms of Use: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/

A plant is a slow thing. It doesn't change today, or tomorrow — but leave it a season and it's a different plant entirely. Plant Journal is a plant care journal and photo diary — a private notebook for the houseplants you grow at home. Give each pot its own page: what it is, where you found it, who gave it to you, which windowsill it lives on, how much light it likes, what it's potted in, whether it's toxic to pets. A cutting from a friend, a rescue from the clearance shelf — each one a keepsake, not a row in a database. A cutting remembers the pot it came from, and that pot keeps the names of everything taken from it. Water on the plant's own rhythm, not a rigid calendar. This one every three days, that one once a week. Name the jobs yourself: water, feed, mist, or whatever yours happens to need. Through the dormant months the intervals stretch out — it's asleep, not thirsty. One gentle watering reminder each morning gathers the day's work into a single line — "today: water the Monstera, mist the fern" — and the next date counts from the day you actually did it, so a late watering never piles up as debt. Or leave the app closed and keep the widget on your home screen, telling you which pot needs what. But the heart of it is the growing. Every photo you take becomes a pressed page — dated, labeled, laid out like a herbarium — a photo timeline of the plant growing up. Watch a seedling become a canopy. Set the first day beside today, drag the slider between any two photos to see before and after, or flip the whole album fast and watch the plant grow in seconds. Plants have bad weeks too. The pest log keeps a photo of the damaged leaf and what you did about it, and the plant wears a tag — healthy, watching, treating — until it's itself again. Then the garden tells you what happened: a year of care at a glance, height and leaf count charting the climb, this day a year ago bringing back the same pot when it was smaller. At the end of the year, a tally of every watering and every new arrival. And the herbarium prints — export it as a PDF, bind it, give it to whoever handed you that first cutting. No accounts. No plant-ID sending your garden to a server. Everything lives on your phone — exportable whenever you want it, and backed up to your own iCloud if you choose. Just you and the things you've grown. Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/