Vercro
Apples on the tree showing dark, corky scab lesions across the skin
Plant Check

You can see
something's wrong.

Photograph it. Vercro names the problem, tells you what to do about it, and keeps a dated record of what happened.

9,000+ crops planted in Vercro · free to start · no card

Vercro's Plant Check result: Apple Scab (Venturia inaequalis), with what it can see, estimated yield impact and a recommended action

Demonstration photograph · real Vercro diagnosis

Local growing conditionsLocal weatherYour soil & your bedsFrost & heat warningsDaily, gentle reminders
Home + allotment

And what you're
growing, where

Beds, borders, a greenhouse, pots on the step. Vercro holds the shape of your growing space and what is in each part of it — down to the variety. Spinach is not just spinach; it is Perpetual Spinach, in Raised bed 1, sown on 25 April.

Vercro's Garden screen: Back Garden with Raised bed 1 and Raised bed 2, each listing its crops and varieties
Today

What matters
right now

Not a list of everything. The few things worth doing today, worked out from what you grow, where it grows, how far along it is and what the weather has just done.

Vercro's Today screen showing six crops ready to harvest — Apple, Mint, Raspberry and three more — above the harvest forecast
March → August

Every season,
written down

Sown, seedling, flowering, fruiting, harvested — each with the date it actually happened. Not a promise about your garden's history. The history itself.

A crop timeline in Vercro listing each stage with its date: Seed 30 May, Seedling 5 June, Vegetative 17 June, Flowering 8 July, Fruiting 18 July, Harvest 8 August
Your record

So you know
what worked.

At the end of a season you have more than a feeling about it. You have what you picked, how it did, and which crop earned its bed.

Vercro's harvest summary for the 2026 season: 12 harvests, average yield 7.8, average quality 8.2, best performing crop Courgette
A garden trug of just-lifted potatoes and uneven home-grown courgettes, soil still on them
A gardener's hand holding two freshly pulled, soil-covered carrots
Onions lifted and laid out to dry
A mixed bowl of home-grown vegetables, uneven and unwashed

Start with one crop.

Add what you're growing and see your first day's jobs straight away. Free to start, no card, delete any time.

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9,000+ crops planted in Vercro · free to start · no card required