The AI garden planner that knows your climate and soil
Plantory turns garden guesswork into a plan. Draw your beds, paths, and buildings to real-world scale on a 2D canvas, then ask an AI assistant that actually knows your garden — its layout, hardiness zone, soil, and sun exposure. Works in 8 languages (EN, DE, FR, ES, IT, PL, CS, SK). Free Hobby plan and a 14-day trial of the full Gardener plan, no card required. EU-hosted, CSV/JSON export.
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Hi Fazier! I'm Prokop, maker of Plantory. I spend my days deep in AI, and my escape has always been the garden — the one place nothing can be rushed. So I connected the two. Gardening advice online is generic: "full sun, well-drained soil" says nothing about your bed, behind your house, in your climate. Plantory fixes the missing context — you draw your garden to scale, and every AI answer is grounded in that plan plus your hardiness zone and soil. Live today: 2D canvas planner, garden-aware AI chat, plant ID and disease detection from photos, weather alerts, seasonal tasks, AI visualizations, 3D view. In 8 languages. There is a free plan and a 14-day full trial with no card. I'd love your feedback — what would make you trust an AI with your garden?
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plantory has great potential and offers some useful features, but I encountered a few issues that could be improved. Please contact me so I can share detailed feedback and suggest the changes I'd like to see. WhatsApp: https://wa.me/447307349530 Email: [email protected] Telegram: t.me/rforrank
Hi Fazier! I'm Prokop, maker of Plantory. I spend my days deep in AI, and my escape has always been the garden — the one place nothing can be rushed. So I connected the two. Gardening advice online is generic: "full sun, well-drained soil" says nothing about your bed, behind your house, in your climate. Plantory fixes the missing context — you draw your garden to scale, and every AI answer is grounded in that plan plus your hardiness zone and soil. Live today: 2D canvas planner, garden-aware AI chat, plant ID and disease detection from photos, weather alerts, seasonal tasks, AI visualizations, 3D view. In 8 languages. There is a free plan and a 14-day full trial with no card. I'd love your feedback — what would make you trust an AI with your garden?
Design engineer and designer for startups. I like building things end-to-end — from the interface down to the code that ships it. Currently building in public, sharing what I learn along the way.
Grounding the AI answers in actual hardiness zone and soil data instead of generic "full sun, well-drained soil" advice is the right call - that's the exact gap that makes gardening AI tools useless in practice. Does the 2D canvas account for shade from neighboring structures, or just plant spacing?
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Very interesting, I could see this being extremely useful. With the right context I am sure AI could manage my garden well!
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i like this helpful tool, happy to try
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Sounds cool! I'm not really into gardening, but I'll start getting into it soon. I'll give Plantory a try and let you know how it goes.
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The clever bit is grounding the AI in your actual garden — layout, hardiness zone, soil, sun — instead of generic "plant tomatoes in spring" advice you could get from any chatbot. Drawing beds to real-world scale on the canvas basically turns your garden into structured context the model can reason over, which is a much better setup than free-text prompting. Genuine question: does the assistant handle companion planting and spacing conflicts as beds fill up — e.g. warning when two plants shouldn't be neighbors, or when a bed is over-planted for its size? And does it re-plan across seasons (succession/rotation), or is a plan a single snapshot? EU-hosting + CSV/JSON export are a nice touch for anyone who wants their data portable.
Very cool, I could easily find my house and only took me a few minutes to outline the structures and lawn areas. Could AI have done the tagging for me? Still playing with all the features. Looks great.