Succulent: Cactus Care Journal
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Apple Watch is here — plus a lot of little things that make everyday logging easier: · Apple Watch: raise your wrist to see which plants need water, and log it with a tap. Add the complication to your watch face to always know how many are waiting. · Care reminders: get a notification when care is due, log everything right from it, or have it remind you tomorrow. Turn it on in Settings. · A smoother home screen: long-press a card to log care, a new list view, undo for deletes, and batch editing in multi-select. · Propagation & Family Tree: note whether it started as a leaf, offset, cutting or seed, link it to its parent, and see the whole family at a glance. · Widgets: a new Then & Now widget, info you can choose to show, and a Control Center control. · Siri & Shortcuts: log a watering with your voice, or ask who needs care today. · Plus: exposure control in the camera, a Photo History page, and new records pick up the photo's capture date. Take your time — they do.
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If you love succulents, you already know the frustration: every plant care app on the market was designed to look like a watering schedule spreadsheet. They treat your Echeveria like it's no different from a pothos. They remind you to water every seven days and show you a utilitarian checklist. But your succulent collection isn't a task list — it's a quiet, slow-moving story worth looking at. Succulent is a photo journal and plant diary built for people who actually love how their plants look. YOUR SUCCULENT PHOTO JOURNAL Every plant in your collection gets its own beautifully designed profile. Snap a photo whenever you notice something new — a fresh leaf, a shift in color, a stress blush after a sunny weekend. Add a short note or just let the image speak. Your plant log grows naturally, one photo at a time. This isn't a generic plant tracker that makes you fill out forms. It's a garden diary and plant journal you'll actually want to open. GROWTH TIMELINE Watch your succulents evolve. Every photo you add builds a visual growth timeline and growth journal — swipe through weeks, months, or years to see how a tiny pup became a full rosette, or how your Jade Plant thickened through an entire summer. Full-screen immersive mode turns your collection into a slow-motion film. For plant lovers, this kind of visual history is pure joy — and invaluable when you're trading, selling, or flexing your cactus collection in a plant group. CARE CALENDAR A watering reminder and care log that doesn't feel like a chore. The care calendar shows your whole collection at a glance: what you watered last, what needs attention this week, when you last repotted or propagated a leaf. Gentle, beautiful, and always optional. Succulents and cacti don't want to be nagged. COLLAGE AND LONG IMAGE EXPORT Turn your plant photos into stunning collages with one tap. Create long-image summaries of your entire succulent garden — perfect for Instagram, Reddit plant groups, or sending to a friend who just asked "how's your collection doing?". Every layout is designed to look good before you add a single caption. For rare plant collectors and succulent hobbyists, these shareable visuals are how the community actually communicates online. BEAUTIFULLY DESIGNED, NATIVE iOS Built as a true native iOS app — not a web wrapper. 120Hz smooth scrolling, haptic feedback, full Dark Mode, and complete Dynamic Type support. Every screen was designed with the same care you put into your plants. WHO SUCCULENT IS FOR People who keep 5, 50, or 200+ succulents and want a real home for their photos. Plant lovers who got tired of Planta's utilitarian feel and Greg's constant nagging. Cactus collectors who want to document propagation and new pups visually. Rare plant hunters who need a beautiful reference for their collection. Anyone who loves botanical things and wants an app that respects the aesthetic. WHY NOT PLANTA OR GREG Apps like Planta and Greg are excellent general plant care tools — but they're built around watering schedules and identification, not photography and visual memory. If your plants are mostly succulents and cacti, you don't need "expert watering advice" every week — you need a gorgeous place to keep their story. PRIVACY All your photos, plant profiles, and care records stay on your device. No cloud account required. No data collection. Your collection is private unless you choose to share a specific long image or collage. Free to download. Supports English, Japanese, Korean, and Traditional Chinese. The most beautiful garden journal ever made for succulent lovers. Privacy Policy: https://elevenapril.com/privacy.html Terms of Use: https://elevenapril.com/terms.html
What's new · 6.16
Apple Watch is here — plus a lot of little things that make everyday logging easier: · Apple Watch: raise your wrist to see which plants need water, and log it with a tap. Add the complication to your watch face to always know how many are waiting. · Care reminders: get a notification when care is due, log everything right from it, or have it remind you tomorrow. Turn it on in Settings. · A smoother home screen: long-press a card to log care, a new list view, undo for deletes, and batch editing in multi-select. · Propagation & Family Tree: note whether it started as a leaf, offset, cutting or seed, link it to its parent, and see the whole family at a glance. · Widgets: a new Then & Now widget, info you can choose to show, and a Control Center control. · Siri & Shortcuts: log a watering with your voice, or ask who needs care today. · Plus: exposure control in the camera, a Photo History page, and new records pick up the photo's capture date. Take your time — they do.
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