1
Write what happened.
Open Raadish and you are on today. A line, a photo or both. Nothing is required, and it takes less time than finding a pen.
no fields, no foldersA garden journal for iPhone
Your garden, written down together.
A line, a photo or both. Name the greenhouse or the Sungolds as you write, and the entry lands on their pages by itself.
iPhone firstShared with your householdWorks with no signal
Six things, in the order you do them.
The first season is a notebook with photos that is quicker than paper. Everything else comes from writing, not from setting things up.
2
Name things as you write.
Mention the greenhouse and the entry is on the greenhouse page. No tags and no linking: the name is the link, with a line under it.
it works backwards too3
Say when you plant.
Switch the entry to Planted and it asks for what and where. In the journal it is still a line: Planted six Sungold in the greenhouse.
4
Say when it’s done.
Harvested, pulled or frost got it. Finishing is the only way a planting ends, so what is growing is always true.
5
Leave a note for later.
Start peppers earlier. It waits in Upcoming until you do it, or comes with you into next year.
6
It compounds.
A year in, the same week last year sits under today: what you planted, how it went and what you said to do differently.
By the second spring,
it remembers.
The first season is a notebook. The second is when it pays you back: on the same week, what you planted, how it went and what you told yourself to do differently.
October 2025 last year
Sat, Oct 11, 2025
Sungolds done. Should have pulled them a week ago; the last ones split.
LaterFebruary 2026
Start peppers earlier, by mid-February.
2026 this year
DoneSun, Mar 1, 2026
Started the jalapeños and Shishitos on the heat mat. Earlier than last year, like the note said.
Sun, Oct 11, 2026
Picked the last of the Sungolds before tonight’s frost warning.
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