Whether this is your first punnet or your fifth season.
GardenBuddy plans the bed for your postcode, tells you what to sow this week, tracks what you pick and what it saved you, then helps you swap the surplus with the neighbours.
PLAN→GROW→HARVEST→SHARE
Where are you up to?
No account, no card. Built and run in Dayboro, Queensland.
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Two ways in, same garden
Start wherever you actually are. Nothing here is locked behind knowing what you are doing.
Never grown anythingYou want to not kill it.
✓Build my first garden: a guided first bed, start to finish
✓Plant Now: type a postcode, get this week’s list
✓Bed planner that counts the seedlings for you
✓728 guides and 34+ pests, for when it goes wrong
Been at it a whileYou want to know what it was worth.
✓Harvest log and ROI report: what your beds actually returned
✓Sow-again suggestions built from your own harvest data
✓Live pest pressure for your zone, fruit fly included
✓Grow Together: swap the glut with neighbours
Plan
Draw your bed. It counts the seedlings for you.
Every dot is one plant at its real spacing. The count is the count you get, not a guess.
Your bed, drawn to scale
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The bar is one metre. Tap a crop above to redraw. In the planner, crops that share a bed split it between them.
Three ways in, before you touch a spade
Show us the space. Walk the boundary. Take it outside. All three work without a desk.
Photograph your yardGet a plan back in about a minute.
✓Point your phone at the space, empty or overgrown
✓Get a staged garden plan built for your postcode
✓One free plan to try, no card needed
Walk your garden to map itBeds and plants where they actually are.
✓Walk the boundary with your phone, it draws the outline
✓Place beds and plants where they really sit, not a guess on a grid
✓Free to map one garden, Starter and Pro map up to five
Works offline in the fieldNo signal, no problem.
✓Install it on your phone like any app
✓Keep logging out the back paddock or down the shed, no bars needed
✓Free at every tier, always has been
Harvest · what it was worth
Grow it, or buy it. We do the maths.
Every bed is priced against today’s Woolworths, Coles, Aldi and IGA shelves, checked every day. Log what you actually pick and the harvest log tells you what the season returned.
Nobody else in Australia has this price history: 167,306 supermarket price records and 12 months of movement per crop.
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Written for your zone, not someone else’s spring
728 growing guides across 7 Australian climate zones. September in Dayboro is not September in Hobart. Pick yours.
Seven Australian climate zones, tropical to arid.
Not sure which one you are in? Type your postcode above and GardenBuddy works it out.
Real data, checked daily
GardenBuddy is built and run in Dayboro, Queensland, on Australian servers. Why we built it.
Free stays free
Free needs no card at all. If you want the full price history behind every crop, Starter is $29 a year.
Every paid plan starts with a 7 day free trial. Cancel any time. Compare plans in full.
Is GardenBuddy free to use?
Yes. The Free plan includes live prices, both weekly emails, a garden journal with 1 bed and 10 plants, and 1 saved plan. Free needs no credit card and has no trial countdown.
Where do the vegetable prices come from?
Prices are collected daily from Woolworths, Coles, Aldi and IGA. The system holds more than 167,000 price records and grows every day.
Does GardenBuddy work for my climate?
GardenBuddy covers 7 Australian climate zones, from tropical to arid. Enter your postcode and it looks up your zone and shows what to plant now.
What do the paid plans add?
Starter is $29 a year and adds full 12 month price history, a journal with Unlimited and 20 saved plans. Pro is $59 a year and adds watchlist price alerts, Advisor notes and photo pest ID. Every paid plan starts with a 7 day free trial. Cancel any time.
Start free, no card needed
Pick up where you left off
Your zone, your beds, and what they are worth. Upgrade later only if you want to.
Your beds, your harvest log and what it saved you, all in one place.
Get the weekly cheap-to-grow list
Every Sunday: the biggest supermarket veg price moves across Woolworths, Coles, Aldi and IGA, and what's worth growing instead of buying. Free, one email a week.