GardenTrack is a garden-planning service designed to help growers know what to do and when. Users record what they have planted and where, and the service uses that garden history, local conditions and weather to suggest relevant daily tasks. Its schedule covers jobs such as watering, sowing, hardening off and harvesting, organized by garden bed. Watering recommendations account for rainfall, while location-specific frost dates and advance warnings help users identify which plants may be affected.

The service includes a library of 153 crops and 3,202 varieties, along with a garden journal and Wick, an assistant that can answer questions about recorded plants, add plants and log completed work. GardenTrack also offers free tools for checking frost dates, calculating plant spacing and exploring companion planting. It runs in a phone browser rather than requiring an app-store download, and saves information on the user’s phone for offline access. Plans are available annually or weekly, with a three-day free trial for the weekly option.