Water Your Plants

Project type: personal side project / AI experiment
Status: MVP alive, plants still alive (so far)

I’ve killed a lot of plants.

Not intentionally—but the outcome was the same. Some died because I forgot to water them. Others because I panicked and overwatered them. At some point I realized the problem probably wasn’t the plants. It was me.

So I built Water Your Plants, a simple app that helps people (me) remember when to water their plants before they slowly/quickly decline.

This project is also a small act of redemption for the three plants currently living in my apartment: a Bird of Paradise, a Monstera, and an Avocado tree 🙏

So far, they’re still alive.

Explore the design

Track watering

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Little reminders

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Plant care

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Track watering ✳︎ Little reminders ✳︎ Plant care ✳︎

Set up your plants

01 Onboarding

The onboarding flow helps users quickly add their plants, light conditions, and location

Plants Overview

02 Homepage

The Plants page gives users a clear overview of all their plants in one place. It makes it easy to see which plants need attention and which are doing fine.

Plants Details

03 Details

The Details page shows care information for each individual plant. Users can check watering history, plant status, and recommendations based on changing conditions.

ZIP code & Notification setting

04 Profile

The Profile page lets users manage plant locations and reminders.

I'm still working on a few features, like adding new plants, connecting to water sensors for smarter watering schedules, and real-time message notifications.

But you're welcome to try this demo!

Thanks for stopping by,
and remember to water your plants.

This year, I started incorporating AI tools (listed on the right) into both my work and personal projects, using them to move faster and explore ideas more efficiently.

As a designer with many ideas but limited coding skills, these tools finally made it possible to turn concepts I once imagined into real products. This project is one example of that process.