What it does
Connections is the quiet thread that ties your modules together. You do not configure anything. You just keep logging your garden, flock, hives, soil and pantry, and the app starts joining the dots, pointing finished compost at hungry beds, turning a glut into a preserving suggestion, and dropping saved seed off your shopping list.
The loops it closes
Chickens to compost to beds
Coop bedding and kitchen scraps go to the compost. Finished compost goes to the beds. The beds feed the kitchen, and the scraps come back to the birds. A full circle, tracked end to end.
Bees lift fruit and squash yields
A healthy hive and a full bloom calendar mean better-pollinated squash, cucumbers, melons and fruit. Stronger pollination shows up as a heavier harvest in your beds.
A glut becomes canned goods
When a crop comes in heavy, the app points you to the best way to keep it, and the batch lands in your pantry to eat through the winter.
Saved seed comes off next year's list
Seed you collect and store updates your inventory, so it drops off the shopping list and next season's plan starts from what you already own.
Soil and water feed back
Worm castings and rainfall flow back into the beds, and your records show what your own ground actually responds to over time.
How to use it in three steps
Switch on what you keep
Turn on the modules that match your place, garden, flock, bees, compost, pantry and more.
Just keep logging
Record harvests, feeds, eggs and batches as you go. No setup, no rules to write.
Read the nudges
Helpful, plain-language prompts appear where they make sense, joining one part of your place to another.
How it gets better
The more modules you switch on, the more Connections has to work with. A garden alone gets useful prompts. Add the flock, the compost, the bees and the pantry, and the nudges get richer because there are more loops to close. It all runs on your device, works offline, and the record stays yours to export any time.
See your whole place connect.
Free to start, works offline, and built for your US region.