Your property needs GPS coordinates to fetch weather. Edit your property and ensure a full street address is entered — coordinates are resolved automatically on save. See Properties & Location.

Yes. Go to Settings → Household, copy your invite code, and have them join using that code from their own account. Once joined, all household-visible data is shared. See Household & Sharing.

Go to Settings → Profile and change the unit system. It updates across the entire app immediately. See Settings & Preferences.

A garden is a named zone on your property ("vegie patch", "orchard"). A bed is a specific planting surface within that zone ("raised bed 1", "25L pot"). See Understanding the Hierarchy.

One planting with a quantity of 10. A planting represents a crop in a bed. Set the quantity field for multiples of the same plant in the same spot. Don't create 10 separate records for 10 identical plants in one row. See Plantings.

When the crop is removed from the bed. Marking it finished removes it from your active plantings and AI briefing, while preserving all its history in reports and bed rotation records.

Briefings cache for 7 days to reduce generation costs. Hit Regenerate on the dashboard to force a fresh one immediately.

The briefing quality scales with your data. Make sure you have active plantings with accurate sow dates, specific bed names, and a property with coordinates for weather context. See AI Weekly Briefing.

Only garden context is sent: plant names, weather data, your location name, and current season. Your personal details (name, email, full address) are never sent to the AI provider. See How AI Features Work.

Type a custom common name when adding a planting — you can still track it fully with harvests, events, and notes. The plant will be added to the library queue for future AI enrichment.

AI-enriched plant data carries a confidence score (0.0–1.0). A score above 0.85 is high confidence. Below 0.70 means the data should be treated as a starting point — check a dedicated reference if precision matters. See Plant Library.

Up to 3 months, populated automatically from the ERA5 climate archive when you add a property. You can view it at Reports → Weather history.

Open-Meteo — a free, open-source weather API using global weather models. No account or API key is required. It works automatically from your property's coordinates.

Check the Hidden cards tray — it appears below the layout when you're in edit mode (click Customise). If the card isn't there either, it may be a library card. Open Customise → + Add cards to find it and add it. See Card Library.

Most cards show a clear empty state when there's no data to display. For example, Harvest ready soon shows nothing if no plantings have an expected harvest date set. The card is working correctly — it just needs data. See Card Library for what each card requires.

AI dashboard cards cache their output for 24 hours. Click Regenerate on the card to generate fresh suggestions — useful after adding new plantings. See AI Dashboard Cards.

This card uses weather conditions to flag likely risks — it doesn't observe your garden directly. If you spot a pest, log it as a planting event or quick log entry. The card is a proactive early-warning signal, not a real-time detector. See AI Dashboard Cards.

Go to Settings → Profile → Default property and save your preferred property. This default applies whenever no session cookie is active — such as when opening the app on a new device or after clearing browser data. See Settings & Preferences.

Edit mode is available on mobile. However, fractional-width cards — half, third, quarter, sixth — automatically collapse to full width on small screens regardless of the size setting. This keeps the layout readable. The size setting is preserved and applied again on larger screens. See Customising Your Dashboard.