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.
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.
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.
Every 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.
GET STARTED
Three steps, about two minutes
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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