Most habit apps ask you to tick a box. Anyone can tick a box. Here every kindness leaves a trace — and your garden grows from it.
One kindness a day, across seven areas of life: nature, animals, family, strangers, community, yourself and the digital world.
Your phone confirms it — a photo of the trace, the length of the call, the steps you walked. Under two minutes.
Every kindness grows a plant. Each category grows its own species, from seed to a tree in blossom.
One rule never changes: you are never asked to photograph the person you helped. Kindness isn't displayed — its trace is.
Turn a kindness into a chain, give it a name and an intention — "for my father, forty kindnesses" — then hand the turn to one person. They do their own kindness, prove it, and pass it on. You watch the chain travel from country to country, link by link.
The turn is only ever with one person, for 72 hours. That is what makes it feel entrusted rather than forwarded.
A person can hold at most one link in a chain — you cannot grow your own chain alone.
Links appear as a category and a country. Your name shows only if you choose.
Private by default — only you see them. Deleted automatically after twelve months.
Only the length of your speech is measured, on your device. The sound is deleted at once.
No ranking against strangers. Kindness turned into a competition stops being kindness.
Thirty languages, iOS and Android. Free forever — Premium simply opens more of it.