Hey Product Hunt! I'm Ahmed, and I built Jninty because I kept losing track of my own garden. Every spring I'd forget which tomato varieties did well, how many seeds I had left, and where I planted garlic last fall. I tried spreadsheets, notes apps, and a few garden apps — but they were either too basic, locked behind subscriptions, or disappeared after a year taking my data with them. So I built what I wanted: a proper garden management tool that works offline, runs in any browser, and stores everything locally on your device. No account required. Here's what it does: • Seed inventory — track every variety with quantity, germination rates, and source • Garden journal — rich entries with photos, weather, and tags • Planting tracker — follow each plant from seed to harvest across seasons • Garden planner — visual bed layout for rotations and planning • Full-text search — find anything across all your garden data instantly The entire app is open source and free to self-host. If you'd rather not manage a server, Jninty Cloud adds automatic sync and backups across all your devices for $4.99/mo. I'm a solo developer and a Zone 7a gardener in New Jersey. I built this with React, TypeScript, PouchDB, and CouchDB — the same tools I'd want as a user: fast, offline-first, and respectful of your data. I'd love your feedback — what features would make this more useful for how you garden? And if you're a self-hoster, the repo is on GitHub. PRs welcome!

Jninty

Open-source garden manager with cloud sync

Open-source garden manager with cloud sync