Your time belongs to you.

A free beta. No invitation required.

The current beta is free. There is no card requirement, paid currency, subscription or automatic renewal. If paid plans are introduced, their price and cancellation terms will be shown before you choose one. Nothing will be charged without your agreement.

Rest is not something you have to earn.

Bloom Points are optional planning feedback, not money or a measure of your worth. You can make any leisure reward always free. Your companion rests when you are away. Your garden has no hunger, penalties, leaderboards or purchases.

Sparks are optional: a 20% chance on the first completion of a step, with a maximum of one a day. They have no financial value and never expire. You can switch the garden and Sparks off at any time.

Your data, explained plainly.

Your account uses Supabase authentication. Plans, task titles, hobbies, check-ins, feedback and progress are saved in your browser and, when signed in, your Supabase account. Data from different accounts is kept separate.

When you explicitly ask for AI suggestions or prioritization, the context needed for that request is sent to Groq. The five-question starter plan and pause alternatives work without an AI call. Avoid including sensitive information in task titles or free-text answers.

Bloom records usage events, errors, device category, active time and optional feedback to understand where the product helps or fails. The private founder dashboard shows product analytics. This release does not record screens or keystrokes and does not add advertising trackers.

Garden and Sparks are experiments, with optional random assignment. Self-reported wellbeing, pressure, feeling manipulated and reminder opt-outs help decide whether an experience should stay. You can change your assignment in your settings; your tasks remain available.

Talking with Bud.

Bud is an AI, not a person, and not a therapist or doctor. When you chat with Bud (or answer in your own words during setup), the text you write plus a short summary of your plan, interests and any notes you chose to keep is sent to an AI service (Groq) to write a reply. Chats are not stored on our servers and are not kept after you close them. Bud can only propose a small change, and nothing happens until you press “Do it”. Bud has a small daily allowance. If a message suggests you may be in danger, Bud stops and shows a fixed message pointing to emergency and crisis lines instead of improvising. Short notes Bud remembers are visible under “What Bud knows”, where you can delete any or turn memory off. Voice input uses your browser’s speech recognition, which may send audio to your browser vendor; you review the text before anything is sent. When Bud speaks (in voice chat, or if you turn on spoken replies), the reply text is sent to ElevenLabs to create Bud’s voice; it is not stored by us. Live voice conversations with Bud run on ElevenLabs Agents: your voice is streamed to ElevenLabs so Bud can understand you and answer. Audio recording is turned off, and ElevenLabs keeps the conversation text for at most one day. Each live conversation lasts up to five minutes, and there are a few a day. Bud asks before changing anything in your plan. Bud is optional; the plain form and every planner feature work without it.

Connections are always your choice.

Calendar sync needs separate Google permission. Browser notifications need your permission. Email reminders stay off until an email service is configured and you opt in. Reminders never exceed two scheduled moments a day and fade with activity. Disconnect controls are available alongside each connection.

Take your work with you.

Open “Your garden, your rules” on your dashboard to export your progress as JSON or your plan as a calendar file. Downloads include your private task and reflection text; keep them somewhere you trust.