Kintodak — Tap. They'll tell you.

Tap your phone on the pot. The plant tells you if it's thirsty.

No app. No account. No battery. A sticker on each pot that opens a page where your plant speaks for itself.

Photo: a real pot with the tag — coming
Phone screen: Olive Tree, plant 4. Next water: Today. The plant says: I've been waiting — now would be just right. Button: I watered it.
$39.99$4.00 per plant
Kintodak Plant Tag · 10-pack
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What happens when you tap

Who it's for

You have more plants than you can keep in your head. A moisture meter tells you if the soil is dry right now. It doesn't tell you it's been 11 days, or which of your 20 pots is next.

Who it's not for

Five plants and a routine. You don't need this.

The screens

One plant: next water today, the plant's message, last water and interval, I watered it button
One tap, one plant
Linked plants list: 2 thirsty of 6, Basil 1 day late, Olive Tree today, Watered buttons
Everyone, sorted by thirst
Linking screen: tap the next tag, 6 linked, numbered chips
Link tags, if you want
Rather keep it to one tag?

Kintodak Plant Hub — one tag on the watering can, every plant logged.

Tap once, pick the plant from your list, logged. Unlimited plants. No app, no battery. Same page as the per-pot tags.

$9.99 single tag
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Questions

Does it work on iPhone?
Yes. iPhone XS and later read NFC tags without an app: hold the top of the phone near the tag and a banner opens the page. Android phones with NFC do the same.
Does it know when the soil is dry?
No. It counts days from your last "I watered it" against the interval for that species, and tells you a day early to check the soil. It's a memory, not a sensor.
What if I lose my phone?
Nothing is on the phone. Tap the tag with any phone and the same plant opens.
Is it really not for sale?
Really. We're checking that enough people want this before making it. Your email is the only thing we ask for.