Coming soon to iOS & Android
Every harvest,
remembered.
Garden Gnome keeps track of what you grow so you don't have to.
Less guessing. More growing.
Forgetting which tomato variety actually did better last year. Losing track of what you spent on seed starts. Eyeballing whether this season is really ahead of last one, or just hoping. Garden Gnome exists because a real gardener got tired of guessing. Every harvest you log adds up into something you can actually look back on, one season at a time.
Readable across the yard.
High-contrast numbers you can check from the porch.
Not just weight.
Log by the pound or by the count — whichever fits what you picked. Switch units any time; old entries convert automatically.
Faster than zucchini on a summer day.
Logging a harvest takes about ten seconds. Never in your way.
Big, tappable buttons.
Friendly for dirt-covered hands and reading glasses left inside.
Is the juice worth the squeeze?
That question is the actual reason Garden Gnome exists. The first version of Garden Gnome was just a spreadsheet built to see how much a garden was producing. Seed packets, starts, a few bags of soil, hours spent weeding: it all costs something, and it's easy to lose track of whether a season's harvest actually covers it. Log what you spend alongside what you pick, and the running total gives you a real answer instead of a guess.
Fully rooted.
Everything a season actually needs, right on one screen.
8 themes, 2 moods.
Light or dark, moody or bright — pick the one that feels like your garden.
Real value, real cost.
Price per pound (or kilo), total cost, and net profit — no spreadsheet required.
Your data, exportable.
Everything as a CSV, whenever you want it.
Search before you type it in.
Every grower's crops feed one shared list — search for yours before typing it out by hand. Sharing's on by default; one tap turns it off for anything you'd rather keep private.
What other
gardeners think.
Notes from the early tester list.
I've kept a garden for six years and never once remembered which pepper variety outdid the others. One season with this and the numbers just settle it.
Logging a harvest takes about ten seconds, which is exactly how long I have between watering and going back inside. Simple, fast, done.
Didn't expect to care about a little trophy for "five seasons strong," but I genuinely look forward to unlocking the next one. Good motivation to keep the log up.
Moved from lbs to kg halfway through summer when family visited and every past entry just converted. Small thing, but it's the kind of small thing that says someone thought this through.
Seeing which weeks actually produced, at a glance, changed how I plan succession plantings. Wish I'd had this three gardens ago.
Wanted to know if raised beds were actually worth it versus buying produce. Turns out yes, but I wouldn't have known for sure without the cost tracking.
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