It started with a dead plant.

Not an unusual story. Someone bought a plant, meant to look after it, forgot to water it for three weeks, and came home to something that looked like it had given up on both of them. They felt briefly bad about it. Then bought another one.

The problem isn't caring. It's remembering. Most people who kill plants aren't doing it on purpose. They're just busy, or distracted, or they don't have a system for thinking about something that sits quietly in the corner and never complains until it's too late.

Barely Thriving is the system. Add your plant. Tell it where you live. It tells you when to water, feed, and check in. You do the actual watering. The app just makes sure you remember it exists.

It's in closed beta right now. Open beta is coming. If you want to be first in, leave your email below.