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What we've been shipping

New features and improvements from the MyPlot team, written for gardeners who want to know what's changed and why.

Latest 18 July 2026

Sprout can now run the garden jobs you ask for

Sprout has moved beyond answering questions. It can now log work across whole beds, build maintenance schedules, manage reminders, record harvests, update bed capacity, and move or split plantings — always with a clear confirmation before anything changes.

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Know what your harvest is actually worth

Log a harvest and MyPlot now suggests a price automatically — starting with your own history, falling back to regional pricing, and finally an AI estimate for anything else.

Sprout can now see your photos

Ask Sprout about a photo you've uploaded and it actually answers, using the analysis already sitting behind the scenes — and it now stays with you as you move between pages.

Walk Session gets a proper field mode

A full-screen mobile mode for Walk Session, drafts that survive an interruption, and a review screen that catches anything the AI couldn't confidently match to a plant.

June 2026 in review — everything we shipped this month

Fifteen updates in one month — an installable app, AI season planning, smart reminders, household and organisation sharing, plant photos, a redesigned Layout Designer, and a much smarter Sprout. Here's the full month, with links to the whole story on each.

Sprout just got a lot smarter — 9 new capabilities

Sprout can now summarise any garden, pull harvest totals, fetch plant profiles, and take action — logging picks, completing reminders, and saving notes — all without leaving the conversation.

Lunar gardening, built into your dashboard

The Moon Calendar card brings traditional lunar gardening guidance into MyPlot — matched to your garden, your plantings, and your weekly briefing.

Garden Reports — see what your season is really telling you

Seven reports now turn your planting and harvest records into something you can actually learn from.

The Layout Designer grew up

The Layout Designer now feels like a real planning workspace: a clearer canvas, ruler and compass, zoom controls, richer bed rendering, and a new objects layer for paths, tanks, fences, shade, trees, and more.

The Plant Library now has photos

Plant pages in the library now show a photo of the plant alongside the growing guide. Browse by sight, not just by name.

Help us build the best plant photo library in the southern hemisphere

Plant pages can now show photos submitted by gardeners, reviewed by our team, and added to the shared library for everyone.

Does the moon actually affect your harvests? Find out.

The Lunar Experiment report matches your recorded harvests to the moon phase at planting and shows you which phase produced the best yields in your garden.

New to MyPlot? The app now shows you around

A short interactive tour now runs automatically for new accounts — 30 seconds, 11 steps, and you know where everything is.

Introducing Organisations — for teams and community gardens

Community gardens, market gardens, and horticultural teams can now manage staff, assign tasks, and track time and cost across the whole operation.

Household sharing — garden together

Invite your partner, housemates, or family to share your garden records. Everyone logs, everyone sees the full picture.

The Sunday Briefing — your week in the garden, before breakfast

Every Sunday morning, MyPlot generates a short summary of your garden for the week ahead. What needs attention, what's ready to harvest, what's overdue. Two minutes to read, two minutes to act on.

Quick Log — capture what just happened in seconds

Spotted something. Did something. Picked something. Quick Log is the fastest path from observation to record — one tap, a few words, done.

Smart Reminders — never miss a care window

Feeding, watering, pruning, spraying — every plant has a rhythm. Smart Reminders learns that rhythm and surfaces the right task at the right time.

Plan your season before you plant anything

Deciding what to grow next season is one of the most consequential gardening decisions you make — and most people make it by browsing Instagram or flipping through a catalogue. The AI Crop Planner gives you a faster, better-informed starting point.

Your garden in your pocket — MyPlot is now installable

MyPlot is a web app, but it doesn't have to live in a browser tab. Install it on your home screen, open it from the dock, and use it offline in the garden — no App Store, no Play Store, no waiting for a review.

May 2026 in review — everything we shipped this month

Hands-free voice logging out in the garden, harvest value tracking against market prices, and support for gardeners managing more than one property.

One account, many gardens — managing multiple properties

A lot of gardeners don't have just one garden. A home veg patch and a beach house. A community plot alongside a rooftop. A property you've moved from and one you're building up now. MyPlot handles all of it without making you start over.

Harvest tracking — know what your season was worth

You grew it. You should know how much. MyPlot now tracks harvests by weight or count, logs the value against current market prices, and rolls everything up into a seasonal summary.

Walk Session — log your garden as you walk it

Your hands are dirty. Your phone is in your pocket. You've just spotted something on the zucchini. Walk Session lets you log it out loud — tap mic, speak, done.

April 2026 in review — everything we shipped this month

The month the plant data model got serious — separating what you know about a plant from your actual plant, a free 400+ plant library, and Sprout, MyPlot's AI garden assistant.

Meet Sprout — your AI garden assistant

Gardening questions don't always have a simple answer. Sprout is MyPlot's AI assistant — it answers questions about what to do, when to do it, and why things might not be going to plan.

The Plant Library: 400+ plants, free and searchable

Growing guides, companion planting data, sun and water requirements, harvest windows — all in one place, free to use, no account required.

Your plant vs the plant — why we separate profiles from plantings

Most garden apps conflate two different things: knowledge about a plant, and your actual plant in your garden. That distinction sounds academic until you've lost three seasons of notes in a data update, or found generic growing tips overwriting your own observations.

March 2026 in review — everything we shipped this month

The month MyPlot launched — why we built it for the southern hemisphere first, and the Layout Designer that lets you map your garden before you track anything in it.

Map your garden — introducing the Layout Designer

Before you can track what's growing where, you need to know where 'where' is. Today we're shipping the Layout Designer — a visual tool for mapping your beds, borders, and containers.

Growing in the Southern Hemisphere — why most garden apps get it wrong

Most gardening software was built in the US or UK. That means the planting calendars, seasonal logic, and growing guides are wrong by six months for anyone in Australia or New Zealand. MyPlot was built for the other side of the world.

Introducing MyPlot

If you've ever lost track of what you planted where, forgotten when you last fed your tomatoes, or wanted a record of what actually worked this season — MyPlot was built for you.