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kiri
A smart terminal companion for tracking your plants
14 followers
A smart terminal companion for tracking your plants
14 followers
kiri is a minimalist, smart, local TUI (Terminal User Interface) companion for tracking your plants' care. It smoothly calculates moisture levels, reminds you when to water, logs your plant care history, and dynamically adjusts to current weather and seasons for outdoor plants.
Does the moisture calculation actually pull from a sensor, or is it just a timed reminder based on when I last logged watering?
@bayramonraleyq This feature is planned for future releases
Finally a plant tracker that doesn't want my email or push notifications. Loved how the moisture logic actually accounted for the cold front last week, my fiddle fig got watered on schedule.
@ayferlik8 Thanks! That’s exactly why I built it. The app is 100% local no servers, no data harvesting, no annoying notifications. It just does its job, right on your machine
love how it pulls weather into the schedule without me tinkering with settings. the moisture readout on my monstera matched what the soil actually felt like, which sold me.
@zlemncel104573 That’s awesome to hear! The goal was to make the smart logic work out of the box
The TUI layout is genuinely clean, and I like that it pulls weather data to nudge me before my outdoor herbs actually wilt. Wish it had a quick add from seed, but the moisture math feels spot on.
@duygugonul48114 The 'quick add from seed' is actually a great idea—I’ll definitely look into how to implement that in future updates. Appreciate the feedback!
kiri is genuinely charming to use in the terminal. The moisture tracking feels more thoughtful than the usual reminder apps, and the seasonal adjustments are a nice touch I didn't expect.
@eyllyuguar3a3w Thank you so much! I really wanted Kiri to feel cozy and charming despite being a terminal app.
Finally a plant tracker that doesn't need another bloated app, the moisture math and weather-aware reminders actually make sense in the terminal and it feels fast to update entries.
@serkangzelytiq Thank you! I really wanted to avoid the usual bloated app experience and focus entirely on speed and smart tracking that actually works. Great to hear you're finding it fast and practical!