One recommendation engine, five simple destinations
myEdenry deliberately avoids the sprawling menus common in gardening apps. Five tabs - Today, Garden, Scan, Explore, Profile - cover the whole product.
What needs your attention, explained
The Today screen is not a dashboard of statistics. It surfaces a short list of things worth doing right now - a soil check, a skip-watering notice because rain is coming, a diagnosis follow-up, a good sowing window - each with a one-tap "Why?" that shows the exact reasoning: days since watering, recent weather, sun exposure, container size, and your last soil observation.
Every plant, its context, and its history
Organize plants by location - indoor rooms, balcony, containers, garden beds. Each plant detail page shows its photo, species, current status, and fast access to logging care, starting a diagnosis, or asking the garden assistant about it specifically.
Logging faster than writing a note
Quick-log any of fifteen event types - watered, fertilized, pruned, repotted, transplanted, planted, soil checked, pest treatment, harvested, flowered, and more - in a few taps, for one plant or several at once.
Speak naturally, get structured events
Say something like "watered both tomatoes, fertilized the basil with seaweed fertilizer, and harvested four cucumbers." myEdenry transcribes it, extracts structured events, and asks you to confirm anything genuinely ambiguous - like which of two same-named plants you meant.
Identification with honest uncertainty
Photograph a plant. myEdenry shows ranked candidates with confidence percentages, never a single unqualified answer. You confirm, pick an alternative, or search and add manually. Your correction is saved with the identification.
Learn more →Likely causes, not a verdict
Photograph a problem and myEdenry combines the image with your plant’s identity, recent care, soil observations, and weather to suggest likely causes ranked by confidence, plus a practical treatment plan. Cases stay open with scheduled follow-ups so you can track whether treatment is working.
Learn more →Location-aware planting windows
See what is realistically worth planting this week for your climate and the season, grouped by vegetables, herbs, flowers, and more, each with a plain-language reason.
Learn more →Save it, and we will watch the weather for you
Save a plant you want to grow. myEdenry periodically checks whether conditions are becoming suitable and lets you know - "conditions are becoming suitable this week" - rather than making you check yourself.
An assistant grounded in your actual garden
Ask questions like "what have I done to my tomato this month?" or "can I plant coriander this weekend?" The assistant retrieves your real logged history and weather data rather than inventing an answer.
Same engine, different depth
During onboarding you choose how much guidance you want. This never changes what myEdenry recommends - only how it explains it - and you can change it anytime from Profile.
Beginner - "Teach me"
Step-by-step explanations. "Push your finger about 2-3 cm into the soil. If it feels dry, water slowly until a little drains from the bottom."
Intermediate - "Guide me when needed"
A balance of guidance and brevity, with reasoning available on demand.
Experienced - "Keep it concise"
"Tomato - soil check. 4 days since irrigation. 29°C high. No rain forecast." Just the signal.