Updates

Shared watering lines, photo uploads, Lists, Documents and account deletion work as they should.

Explore photos across the records on a List, and choose which ones appear in its gallery.

See photo and research counts, filter the items, and edit the order without row-button clutter.

See reference photos, scientific names and local notes together on a List.

Completed Queue requests show the saved answer and its linked research.

Keep sourced research with each Resource and inspect Queue photos in detail.

Add twenty or more photos to one Queue request, with recovery for unfinished uploads.

Keep controllers, equipment, products and watering lines together, with flexible context and one schedule for a shared line.

Retry a selected photo after a lost confirmation without attaching it twice, with focused feature modules for future changes.

Keep every reading in merged corrections, retry only unfinished photo uploads, and read Species details with less repeated work.

Open the right record from requests and search, and read stored research with less repeated work.

Load the appropriate photo size, understand what a picture shows, and keep reusable Species notes alongside clearer page controls.

Keep source and processing notes out of picture descriptions, and close photo information without closing the viewer.

See the full photograph, browse with arrow keys, and open its credits or access controls only when you need them.

Photos without a known capture date show when they were added, without claiming that was when they were taken.

Keep the photographs clear, with full source and license details available when you open them.

Read elapsed minutes, hours and fractional days, and reveal the actual recorded date and time.

Read recent Place activity quickly, attach real Place photographs, and keep titled Species research with its sources.

Keep flexible notes, size and optional location on a Place. Species show separate counts for their own photos and linked Plants; the example garden no longer substitutes unrelated pictures.

Select Plants in the main collection or a Place and archive, restore, or review permanent deletion together.

Plants show photo counts and use an available thumbnail. Species lead with common and botanical names, open as full pages, and show recent activity through titles. Existing observations have received titles without changing their words.

Plant Activity brings condition, four recent entries and the next care date together. Entries can have optional titles, and care details have their own tab. Existing photographs appear on unpinned Plants rows.

Places say how you relate to them. The new layout brings your records, Queue, Library and AI connection together. Queue saves your request before its files upload, and each failed file can be retried or removed. Large AI originals gain a staged upload path; photo comparison and record-history fixes keep the evidence connected.

A job with seven photos now shows each one arriving and says plainly when it is in your Queue. Your AI is told how many photos a request really has, reads a sharper copy of each, and is given a reason in words when an attach fails. Lists hold anything you want to keep together, Preferences tell your AI how you like to work, and two new pages say what Plants is for.

When something goes wrong your AI is now told what went wrong, in a sentence you can quote back. A harvest is a real dated event with a quantity, so what a tree gave you is answerable year over year, and a note dictated before the right kind existed can be typed into one without losing a word of it.

Every read now says its whole answer where a chat assistant can actually see it, a plant moves instead of being renamed, how often and how much to water it is written down, and one call reads a whole area of the garden.

A plant seen away from home can remain a dated encounter, private photo originals stay exact while clean copies leave, and a missing chat photo now has an honest one-tap place to land.

Documents now behave like the other collections, resembling plant records stop before becoming accidental twins, machine clients reach the apex directly, and new Queue voice notes live in the same private sealed boundary as photographs.

A whole day outside with an assistant found the things a desk never would: the requests you queue are all visible to your AI now, it can attach the photographs you hand it, it can build your garden's places from nothing, and you can tell it to queue something for later and keep talking.

Plants that need water say so again everywhere, archived and private things stay put on every surface they had leaked from, a wrong address lands on a page of ours with ways back, and pictures load faster.

A job left in the Queue now travels whole: the photographs attached to it reach the assistant it was left for, and a voice note is delivered as the recording itself, with nothing transcribing it.

Queue is one lean composer above a board that reads like every other collection, and Plants, Species, Tools & Products and the Library can now be browsed as pictures rather than rows.

Species can form an evidence-backed taxonomy, licensed reference images keep their required attribution, and substantial research papers now live in one browsable Knowledge Library that follows the records they inform.

Connected assistants now have a checksum-bound direct upload path to sealed Private media, while malformed images fail with an accurate answer and never fall back to legacy storage.

Species are now durable records that a person or their chosen AI can browse, improve, and connect to a current identity claim without inventing a match or erasing the claim's history.

Plants, Properties, Species, tools, and products now share a calm List and a genuinely comparative Table, while each Property remains a focused workspace containing only records that truly belong there.

Legacy Places with no proven Property relationship now live in one neutral review workspace instead of appearing inside whichever Property page is open.

A Property is now the real home or yard, its growing places stay distinct from the plants in them, and every new reading records exactly what was measured and who or what carried it into the journal.

The owner-only photograph route now carries the signed-in Clerk session into Convex, so private delivery reaches the same authorization boundary already protecting the stored bytes.

New photographs now enter encrypted private storage, keep their originals sealed, and expose only cleaned display copies through deliberate Trusted, Unlisted, or Public choices.

Everything the first connected assistant's four live testing rounds surfaced is fixed or built: suggestions it files are visible everywhere they were promised, photographs can no longer smuggle a location, a nursery haul saves in one call, equipment has a record, and the published guide can no longer drift from the live server.

A verified Plants connection now starts ready for ordinary private garden continuity, while Archive and access changes remain yours alone.

A verified Plants connection now starts with the narrow useful access by default, while approval-first remains an account choice for people who want it.

A newly connected assistant now has one safe way to show you the starter-access receipt, instead of appearing connected with no tools and no recovery path.

A new assistant now receives no Plants access until you see and accept the starter reach, and access-request notes are preserved exactly or rejected clearly.

Connected assistants can now load the full 20-tool Plants catalogue with a distinct, person-visible starter grant, and three new read paths help them understand the active workspace.

Every plant, species, property, product and tool can be archived now — out of your lists, your counts, your search, your Queue, your Calendar and what your assistants are shown, with every word of it kept and one click to bring it back.

Every screen is new: a record you can read back as a dated timeline, a Library and a Calendar of your own, search across everything you keep, and a separate set of switches for each assistant you connect.

Requests now live at their own addresses, remember what you chose to share, refuse to be saved twice, and say plainly what happened when something goes wrong.

Plant history now lives in real records: dated observations, measurements, photos, care systems, reusable research, and the decisions and actions you took—kept separate, and kept as long as you want.

Plant records, Queue requests, and reviewed AI results now distinguish a confirmed private save from an in-progress or failed write.

The manual handoff now gives a chosen AI the exact bounded return shape, so the first result is easier to bring back without widening access.

A person can now keep one plant observation, hand one bounded question to their chosen AI, and save the reviewed result back beside the plant.