Node. vs HACHIROKU

Node. is an observation archive app for preserving plant growth through photos. Save observation photos, care logs, and notes on your device, then revisit each plant’s changes through timelines and comparison views. Node. supports fixed-point shooting with a previous-photo overlay, photo comparison, timelapse generation, Quick Log, custom care buttons, and local watering reminders. With the Plus Pack, you can use tags, search, iCloud Backup, and plant transfer export. Plant data can be exported as a .nodeplant file and passed to another device running Node. via AirDrop or the share sheet. A Local First plant record app you can start using without creating an account. Down to the memories you grew.

HACHIROKU is a local-first plant album for keeping everyday memories of your plants through photos and notes. Designed for collections of up to 10 plants, it keeps plant photos, growth observations, repotting records, care notes, labels, and locations together in one place. All data is stored locally on your device. No account is required, and there is no cloud sync. There are no ads or tracking, so you can focus on your plants and the records you choose to keep. Key Features • Record plant photos • Keep growth logs • Document repotting history • Add care notes • Organize plants with labels and locations • Store all data locally on your device • Back up and restore records with ZIP files HACHIROKU can be used with many kinds of plants, including agaves, caudex plants, staghorn ferns, houseplants, succulents, and vegetables. Plants change a little at a time. HACHIROKU is a quiet place to keep those changes together, one record at a time.