Plantyd: Design a garden that looks professional from year one

Hi Product Hunt. I kept killing plants. Not by neglect, by putting a shrub that wants eight feet into a four-foot gap, in shade it couldn't handle. I'd find out two summers later, after the money was spent. Every tool I tried fell short somewhere. The photo-redesign apps made pretty pictures that didn't hold up: plants that would never fit the space, in spots that would never get the light they need. The web-based planners had small plant catalogues and design tools too simple to plan a real yard. And the professional desktop software came with a steep learning curve and a license that cost hundreds of dollars. Plantyd is the tool I wanted. You import a satellite view of your property and design on it to scale. It works out how many hours of sun each spot gets from your exact coordinates, so you can check a plant against the light it will really get in summer and in winter, not against a guess. It grows the planting forward to year 15 against each plant's mature size, which is where most DIY planting budgets die. Vegetable beds aren't a separate app. You draw them in the same design, next to the house and the trees, and get sowing and harvest dates from your local frost dates. Because they share the design, the sun map shows the shade your own trees cast on each bed, including as the trees grow. You end up with a plan sheet with real measurements and a plant list you can take to a nursery. Free is one project, 15 plants from a 500+ plant starter library, and summer sun, no credit card. Pro is $9.99/month or $79/year for unlimited projects, the full 10,000+ plant library, and all four seasons. What I'd really like feedback on is the first ten minutes. Plantyd does a lot, and I've gone back and forth many times on how much the onboarding should show you versus how fast it gets out of your way. If you try it, tell me where you got stuck, what you skipped, and whether you found the sun map and the year 15 view on your own. I'm here all day.