A growing archive for plant collectors

Every plant tells a story.

Build a dated photo history for every single plant. Organized by family, genus and species — down to the cultivar — PlantsLog is the archive made for plant collectors.

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Where do your plants’ stories live now?

Buried in your camera roll

Thousands of photos deep, “how this one looked last year” is impossible to find.

Feeds scroll away

Posting to social media never adds up to a per-plant history.

Too many plants to remember

Acquisition dates, where each one came from, repots — past a few dozen plants, memory fails.

Why PlantsLog

Built for growth records, so more of the story survives.

You can post plants to social media or keep photos on your phone. But to trace how one plant grew, and when, the record has to be kept per plant.

Why PlantsLogPlantsLogX / InstagramCamera roll & notes
Per-plant growth logYesBuilds up as a timeline for each plantNoMixed into the feed; no per-plant historyPartlyOnly if you keep sorting albums by hand
See “this time last year”YesScroll the plant’s timelineNoDig through hashtags and old postsPartlySearch by date, but which plant was it?
Acquisition, repots, floweringYesSaved as log types you can listNoLost unless written in the captionPartlyNotes and photos end up in different places
Organized by family, genus, speciesYesPlants line up by taxonomy and become a field guideNoNo way to organizeNoFolder names at best
Linked encyclopedia & care guidesYesJump from a plant to its species and genus care guideNoLook it up on another siteNoLook it up on another site
Free of algorithms and adsYesOnly your records, in orderNoReach and order depend on the algorithmYesUnaffected

Systematic Collection

Your shelf becomes an encyclopedia.

Houseplants, succulents, air plants — organize them all by botanical classification, from family, genus and species down to varieties and cultivars. The more plants you add, the richer your personal encyclopedia becomes.

Encyclopedia & Care Guides

Browse the encyclopedia, learn the care

A plant encyclopedia you can explore from family down to species, with per-genus care guides. Scout your next plant, or look up care for the ones you already grow.

Browse the encyclopedia
A fenestrated leaf of Monstera deliciosa
Monstera GenusCare guide
  • LightBright, indirect light
  • WaterWater well once the topsoil dries; drier in winter
  • Temp10–30°C

Get Started

It takes less than a minute

  1. 1

    Sign up with email

    Just an email and password. Free for up to 30 plants.

  2. 2

    Add your first plant

    A name and a photo are enough. The species can come later.

  3. 3

    Keep logging

    Watering, repots, new leaves. Just shoot and save — your archive grows.

  • Once you reach 30 plants you can’t add more, but every plant and record you’ve saved stays put.
  • Your plants and growth records are visible to other users. There is currently no private setting.

Today’s photo is next year’s treasure.

An archive only grows from the day you start. Begin with one plant, free.

  • Free · up to 30 plants
  • Sign up with just an email
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