Watercan

Know which plants need water today

Watercan keeps watering and feeding for every plant on one schedule and reminds you on your phone. One-time $9, no subscription, no account.

Pay once. No account, no renewal.

Was the fern Sunday or last Sunday?

Past three or four plants, nobody keeps the schedule in their head. Feeding is the one that slips first, because it only comes around once a month.

Phone alarms
One alarm per plant, each on its own repeat, and none of them know a feeding is due.
Plant apps
Most ask for an account and a yearly subscription, and keep nudging you toward photo identification.
A note on the fridge
Works until the week you are away, and then nobody knows what was watered when.

Set it up once, then just follow the list

  1. 1

    Add your plants

    Type a name and where it lives. Pick how often it needs water and food, or start from a suggested interval for common houseplants.

  2. 2

    Water and feed on one schedule

    Both run on the same calendar for each plant, so a feeding lands on a watering day instead of becoming an extra chore.

  3. 3

    Get one reminder, tap done

    On days something is due, your phone shows one notification at the time you choose. Mark a plant done and its next date moves forward.

$9 once, and that is the whole price

No trial that turns into a plan, no yearly renewal, no tier that keeps feeding reminders behind a paywall.

Watercan

$9one time

  • Watering and feeding reminders for every plant you add
  • Suggested starting intervals for common houseplants
  • No account, no email, no password
  • Export your plants and schedules as a CSV file
  • Every future update, included

What Watercan does not do

It stays small on purpose, which is how it stays $9.

  • Plant identification from photos
  • Disease or pest diagnosis
  • A subscription or a premium tier

Care schedules in Watercan are general guidance, not expert advice for your plant. You set the intervals; Watercan remembers them.

Questions

Put every plant on one schedule

Watering and feeding reminders on your phone, for a one-time $9.

Pay once. No account, no renewal.