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An almanac for your own backyard
Track recurring seasonal events — first frost, first blooms, first robin — and watch patterns emerge year over year.
What Almanac does
When did the tomatoes go in last year? Which winter did the furnace die? The almanac keeps one observation per year for each recurring event, so the household builds its own record of the seasons.
On the anniversary of an event it surfaces what happened in earlier years. For once-in-a-lifetime moments use Milestones instead.
How it works
- Recurring event types with one observation per year.
- Same-day, earlier-year reminders on the home screen.
- Years of household history, searchable.
Who it's for
Gardeners, and anyone who likes to know what the weather did last April.
At a glance
- Who can use it
- Adults and kids
- Where it works
- Your household hub and shared Spaces
- Price
- Included with every household plan, with no per-app charge
Works well with
Guides that use Almanac
- Pets, plants, and everything else that needs doing on a schedule — Shared care fails one way: nobody can tell if it is already done. What to make visible so the dog is not fed twice and the fern not watered by three.
Part of the library
Almanac is one of the apps in the Chickadee Bandit library. Every household starts nearly empty and installs only what it uses; there is no per-app charge. Your data lives in your household's own private, encrypted database, with no ads and no data selling. Browse the Everyday apps or read the source on GitHub.
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