The app fees half baked.įeel free to check out the new update, your analysis was not wrong as the first version was meant to serve as a proof of concept, this version is 100% rewritten to make it easier to maintain, add to, and update going forward. I do not think I will continue to use this app because the lack of dev support and updates. There is no export feature so you can’t send all your photos to your email or cloud drive to save them if you want to delete the grow and make space for more. You can’t mark grows as done so you will have a huge long list of plants that will cause the app to run slower and slower. Can create an easy to structure report UX, as opposed to the open ended post system, I think I would consider this as a true grow journal rather than a social media app for marijuana growing And growth with Jane are the leaders in the category. I think there is a niche in the digital marijuana grow journal space and both bud. I like the types of actions And the UI of that app though. I think the social functions are far better than Grow With Jane. I like it, but I think some notable upgrades could be gleaned from the app “Grow With Jane” New update is clean and nice and has created more of a social growing experience. Privacy is important to growers so all images are stripped of meta data before being stored and shared.īud’s aim is to provide a product people like to use, so feedback is encouraged, happy growing. Public journals can be seen by all, and users can follow individual grows or other users to keep up to date with their latest updates. But for those who like to share, get feedback, discuss strains, talk techniques, and ask advice, bud offers a way for users to easily share their journals with the community. Growing is often a solitary activity and for those who want to keep it this way bud allows users to keep all their journals private.

Bud aims to put this all in one place and give growers an organized way to track grows. Up until now most growers have used a variety of tools to track this information, excel sheets, word documents, photo galleries, and good old pen and paper.

The information derived from monitoring a plants life cycle has helped increase yield and potency over time. Growers have kept journals for years to track their plants health and development. Bud is a visual diary of your plants life. Hydroponic Grow Diaries Autoflowering Cannabis Diaries Starting your own Cannabis Grow Diaries, will do 4 things: 1: Keep a record of your grow.

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