Healthier houseplants, made simple

You put a sensor in the pot. When you are standing by your plants, the Sync button pulls in the readings and you see what each plant needs.
You no longer have to judge whether the soil is dry enough or the spot is bright enough.

You put a sensor in the pot and pair it with your phone over Bluetooth.
The sensor keeps measuring in the pot. Press Sync while you are nearby and the readings come in: how wet the soil is, how much light falls on it and how much nutrition is left. When a plant runs short, it shows up as a task in your list.

Your account belongs to the phone you made it on. On iOS the app cannot tell that it is looking at the same device, so a second phone cannot take over your account.

Because you stop guessing. You know when to water and when to leave it, and you see trouble coming before a leaf droops.

Yes. Your data is protected the way it should be, and we keep only what we need to advise your plants. Nothing beyond that.

You do it yourself in the app.
1. Go to the profile page.
2. Tap "Delete your account".
3. Confirm the deletion.

Note: All personal data associated with your account will be permanently deleted.

The Xiaomi Mi Flora and the Flower Care. That is the same sensor under two names, sold as VegTrug in the past. If you already own one, it simply works.

Yes, as many as you have plants. Every plant gets its own sensor and its own tasks.

No. You do not have to know species. You read off what your plant needs and when, the rest is watering and the odd feed.

No, you can use it for free. Reading your sensors, your tasks and your notifications are all in there.
For about a euro a month your Homey connection updates every quarter of an hour instead of once a day. That also keeps this spare-time project going.

Yes, with Homey. You then no longer sync yourself, because your sensors are read while you are away from home. Once a day on the free version and every quarter of an hour with a subscription.

Yes. The app runs on the readings from the pot, so without a sensor you cannot use it yet.

Yes. The sensor sends over Bluetooth, so you pull in the readings with the Sync button while you are standing by your plants. With Homey that happens on its own, also while you are away.