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Vegetable garden app: track your crops with Binette
Binette brings together your plots, plantings and guidance on caring for them. The app can help you keep track of dates and tasks, with your own garden observations at the heart of each decision.
Who is a vegetable garden tracking app for?
An app becomes useful when you want to recall what you planted, when, and what actions you took. The App Store and Google Play listings present the vegetable garden tracking features offered by Binette.
You can use it to organise how you track your first vegetable garden or keep useful records as one crop follows another. This requires entering your plantings and logging the care tasks you carry out. If you are simply looking for how to sow or grow a vegetable, the vegetable garden guides may already answer this one-off question.
What you can track with Binette
Your plots and plantings. You draw a plot on a satellite map, then record your crops and their planting dates. Binette provides estimates of area and sun exposure, along with guidance on caring for your crops. These uses are presented in the app listings.
The actions you have actually taken. A planting log allows you to record care tasks, such as watering or mulching, with their dates, as well as notes. For example, you can note an observation about the leaves to refer back to during your next visit.
Guidance on care. The app offers watering and monitoring guidance based on weather data and available information about your plantings. The store listings also describe an AI assistant that you can ask questions in everyday language, using your garden’s context. Overview on Google Play.
How to start without entering everything at once?
- Choose a plot to monitor. Draw the actual cultivated area and compare the estimated exposure with the shade you observe on site.
- Add an existing crop. Enter its planting date. For your next sowings, make a habit of recording the date from the start.
- Log an action or observation. A short, dated entry is enough to begin: mulch applied, a care task completed, or a change observed on the plant.
- Check the guidance before acting. Compare the app’s guidance with the condition of the soil and plants, and the weather you observe in your garden.
You can then extend this monitoring to other crops. If the location is yet to be chosen, start with the vegetable garden layout guide.
Useful limitations to be aware of
The map and weather data provide estimates. They do not directly measure your soil’s moisture or the exact rainfall on your plot. Watering guidance is an aid based on a model and available data.
A response from the assistant may be incomplete or incorrect. Describe what you observe and verify uncertain advice before applying it, particularly when identifying a plant issue.
The log serves to retrieve the actions recorded for a planting. It should not be considered an exhaustive, unlimited archive of all your seasons.
Installing Binette
Find Binette on the App Store for iPhone or on Google Play for Android. Consult the listing for your phone to check compatibility and offer details at the time of installation.
For questions about the app, use the contact page.
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Sources and references
- Binette: Potager — App Store listingApple, information provided by the developerAccessed on 16 October 2026.
- Binette — Google Play listingGoogle Play, information provided by the developerAccessed on 16 October 2026.