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Next spring, you'll remember exactly what happened

Write a line, add a photo, tag the plantings it's about. Seedtime Journal dates the note, files it under the month and keeps it beside the garden it came from - so the thing you were sure you'd forget in July is still there in February.

The Seedtime journal grouped by month: an August 31 entry tagged Tomatoes and Summer Squash, an April 13 entry tagged Seed Outside, and two March 23 entries, each carrying its date, title, first line, crop tags and a photo
Every note dated and grouped by month, newest first - with the crops it's tagged with and its own photo.

WHERE NOTES GO NOW

No more random sticky notes

A season gives you a hundred small observations, and right now they're scattered across your phone, the shed wall and a camera roll you'll never scroll back through. Seedtime gives them one address: a dated entry, filed under its month, sitting next to the garden it's about.

One dated entry instead of a note app, a scrap of paper and a photo you can't find
Grouped by month, newest first, so the season reads back in order
Search across everything you have ever written
It lives beside your calendar, layout and tasks - not in another app
WHERE IT ENDS UP NOW
ON THE FRIDGE“start toms?? maybe 3/15”
PHONE NOTES“kale in - 6 cells left over”
BACK OF A SEED PACKET“bad germ, reseed greens”
IT ALL LANDS IN ONE PLACE
April 2025
Apr13
Filling in blank spotsSeeded baby greens mix to fill in for bad germination...
Seed Outside·
The seed packet photographed for this journal entry
Every note is dated, filed under its month and searchable - which is more than the fridge ever managed.

PICTURES

Capture your whole season in photos

Text tells you what you did. A photo tells you what it looked like - the flat of seedlings, the row that came up patchy, the tomato that finally set. Attach pictures to any entry and the list turns into a record of the season you can actually see.

Add pictures to any note, from the flat of seedlings to the harvest that made it worth it
Each entry shows its photo right in the list, so you can find a note by eye
Open a note and the pictures sit under your comments, with the tags
Print a note when you want it on paper
The Seedtime journal on a phone: entries grouped under December 2024, March 2024 and October 2023, each with its date, title, first line, crop and job tags, and a photo thumbnailEvery entry carries its own picture, in the browser or in your pocket.

TAGS AND PLANTINGS

Link to your plantings or tag your entries

A note about your tomatoes should not be a note you have to go hunting for. Tag an entry with the plantings it belongs to - the same ones sitting in your calendar and your layout - and with the job you were doing, and the whole history of a crop is one tap away.

Tag an entry with the plantings it's about, by crop and planting number
Tag the job too - Seed Outside, Transplant, Harvest
Filter the list down to one crop, one job, or one date
Search the text of every note when you can't remember the tag
FILTER YOUR NOTES
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Jul08
Onions curing in the shedPulled and laid out to cure for two weeks.
Onions - 3Harvest
Jun14
First real pickingTwo pounds off the early row, plus a colander of greens.
Tomatoes (I) - 1Harvest
Apr13
Filling in blank spotsSeeded baby greens mix to fill in for bad germination.
Seed Outside
Mar23
Tomatoes and green onions coming upTomatoes started coming up in the last couple days!
Tomatoes (I) - 1Onions - 3
Mar23
Transplanted purchased startsParsley, cabbage, broccoli, kale and a tray of lettuce.
Broccoli - 1Kale - 1Transplant
Tag a note with the plantings it's about and the job you did. Later, one tag pulls up everything that ever happened to that crop.

GET STARTED

Three steps, about two minutes

1
Create your free account Seedtime pulls your frost dates and growing season straight from your zip code.
2
Write it down while you're standing there Add note, one line about what you just did, and a photo of it before you forget.
3
Tag it and move on Pick the plantings it's about, or the job you did. Seedtime files the rest.

GOOD TO KNOW

Journal questions, answered

No. A date and a line of text is a complete note - Seedtime dates it and files it whether you tag it or not. Tags are there for the day you want to pull up everything that ever happened relative to your tags.

Yes - unlimited journal entries on every plan, including the free one, alongside your calendar, your layout and your task list. There's no trial and no credit card.

A date, a title, your comments, pictures and tags. Open one and it all reads back on a single page, with a Print note button when you want it on paper.

Yes. Notes stay grouped by month and year, so previous seasons sit further down the same list - and search finds them without any scrolling.

Start the notebook you'll thank yourself for

Create your free account and write the first note today. Next February, it might just be the most useful thing you own.

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