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Track your plants, privately.
A stubborn houseplant, a garden bed across a season, or a propagation project you're not sure will work — keep the whole thing in one aligned timeline.
What people track here
A Plant journey covers everything from a single windowsill plant to a whole garden bed followed across a season. People use it to watch a seedling grow, track how a plant responds to a change in light or care, or just keep a record of a propagation experiment from cutting to established plant.
How SeeMyChange helps
Capture
Photograph your plant from the same spot each time — an on-screen guide helps you match the framing.
Align
SeeMyChange lines up the new photo with your reference, so changes in growth are easy to see, not hidden by angle.
Compare
Compare any two dates directly, or scrub through the whole season from seedling to bloom.
From the blog
How to Keep a Photo Log of Plant Cuttings
From cutting to rooted plant — how to photograph propagation consistently and keep several cuttings organised.
5 min read
A Practical Guide to Tracking Plant Growth
How to photograph a houseplant or garden bed consistently enough to see real growth.
4 min readQuestions
Can I track more than one plant?
Yes — each plant can be its own journey, so a windowsill of different plants can each get their own aligned timeline.
Is there a limit on how many journeys I can start?
The free tier includes enough journeys to get started right away; a Pro subscription removes the cap along with adding backup and export options.