The pot that knows its plant.

A tiny NFC chip sleeps inside the wall of this planter. Tap it with your phone and your plant's care sheet, watering reminders and journal open. No app to install, no battery to charge.

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A cream ribbed smart planter with an arched groove pattern holding a lush variegated pothos on a walnut slat wall

Printed in, not bolted on.

While the pot rises from the print bed, an NFC chip is sealed into its wall: out of sight, away from soil and water, and completely passive. The thin gold line marks the spot. Hold a recent phone to it and the plant's page opens, right in the browser. Nothing to install, nothing to pair.

Every plant gets a memory.

One tap opens your plant's page in the browser: what it needs, when to water, and everything you've noted.

Fernand Epipremnum aureum

💧 Water in 2 days

On-time streak — 6 waterings

☀️ Bright, indirect light

💧 Water every 7 days

🌡️ Happy at 18–24 °C

Watered — Tuesday

Repotted — May 12

Water now

Care Doctor Journal

A care sheet, written for it

Light, water, rhythm — a sheet crafted for the exact species in the pot, in French and in English.
Reminders that know the rhythm

One email when it's time to water — and only then. Watered on time? The streak grows.
A journal in one tap

Watered, fed, repotted — one tap each, stamped and remembered. A month of notes beats years of guessing.
An AI plant doctor on call

A photo of a sad leaf becomes a diagnosis: what's wrong, how serious, what to do — in your language.

Five minutes, just once.

The first tap sets everything up. After that, every tap opens your plant's page.

Hang it
On the wall, at eye level — where a thirsty plant is impossible to miss.
Tap the gold line
The very first tap opens a short setup page. No account needed yet — the pot itself is the key.
Photograph the plant
Our AI suggests the likely species; tap the right one and the photo becomes its portrait. Not on the list? Type its name.
Name it (or don't)
Fernand? Sir Drips-a-lot? Optional. A quick email or Google sign-in seals it — from here on, every tap opens its page.

Yellow leaf? Ask the doctor.

Snap a photo of the worrying leaf and our AI plant doctor answers in seconds: what it sees, how serious it looks, and what to try this week, in French or English. Ask follow-up questions as you would a well-read friend.

Your first two consultations are free. After that, the doctor is unlimited with Premium, an optional subscription. The care sheet, reminders and journal stay free.

A hand holds a phone against a matte black ribbed wall planter with a thin gold line; the pot holds a trailing pothos on a walnut slat wall

A white ribbed smart planter with trailing pothos mounted on a walnut slat wall at the edge of a warm living room at dusk

A gift that keeps growing.

Gift the pot as it is — the first tap belongs to them, and so does everything after. If the pot changes homes later, one button on the plant's page frees it: the next owner starts fresh and sees nothing of yours, because that plant's history is erased with it. The pot outlives every chapter.

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