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Grow what
you cook.

A garden planning app that starts with your kitchen. Tell us what you cook and where you live. We'll plan your garden and walk you through growing it, every day, every season.

No spam. Just a heads-up when we launch.

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Garden apps don't know
what you eat.

Every garden planning app assumes you want tomatoes, basil, and zucchini. But what if your kitchen runs on tomatillos and epazote? Or perilla and gochugaru? Or methi and pavakkai? No app helps you grow the food you actually cook.

Mexican

Tomatillos, jalapeños, epazote, cilantro, Oaxacan squash, heirloom corn

Korean

Perilla, gochugaru peppers, Korean radish, napa cabbage, Korean cucumber

Southern US

Heirloom collards, okra, field peas, sweet potatoes, hot peppers

Italian

San Marzano tomatoes, Genovese basil, Romano beans, specialty zucchini

South Asian

Keerai, methi, yard-long beans, bitter gourd, tindora, curry leaf

And more growing

Ethiopian, Japanese, Caribbean, Middle Eastern, West African, Southeast Asian - tell us what you cook.

Three layers. One garden.

Come for the crops your kitchen actually uses. Stay for the daily guidance that helps you grow them well.

Tell us your kitchen

What cuisines do you cook? Where do you live? How much space do you have? We build your profile, kitchen-first.

Get your plan

Personalized bed plans with companion planting and succession timing, sized for raised beds, containers, or whatever space you've got.

Grow with daily care

Not a plan-and-forget app. Daily tasks, pest alerts, harvest windows, and soil-temp triggers keep your garden thriving all season.

What happens when you search
for the crops you actually grow.

Every other garden app
I want to grow epazote, perilla, and bitter gourd.
We found 0 results. Did you mean "basil"?
Rooted
I want to grow epazote, perilla, and bitter gourd.
Got it. Epazote: direct sow after last frost, full sun. Perilla: start indoors 6 weeks early in your zone. Bitter gourd: scarify seeds, soak overnight, needs soil 65°F+. Here's your plan.

This is what a care guide looks like.

Every crop gets a guide with real growing advice for your zone - not generic tips pulled from the internet.

Bitter Gourd (Pavakkai)

Indira - Small Indian type - 45-50 days
Water
1-1.5 inches/week. Consistent moisture during fruiting. Drip irrigation preferred.
Fertilizer
Compost at planting. Side-dress Tomato-Tone (3-4-6) every 2-3 weeks once fruiting begins.
Pests
Cucumber beetles, aphids. Floating row covers until flowering. Neem oil for aphids.
Scarify seeds with a nail file, soak overnight before planting. Needs soil 65°F+ and full sun on a trellis or arch. Start indoors mid-April in peat pots to avoid root disturbance.

This isn't a concept. It's already growing.

Rooted grew out of The Minuteman Plot, a real kitchen garden tool built in Lexington, MA. From South Asian greens to New England root vegetables, it's been planned, planted, and maintained through a full season. Now we're making it work for everyone.

52crop care guides
12months of seasonal tasks
8-bedworking kitchen garden

Written by a certified Master Gardener who's grown food across three climates and two decades of trial and error.

See the working prototype →

What does your kitchen garden look like?

Takes 2 minutes. Your answers directly shape what we build first - which cuisines, crops, and climates launch on day one.


Question 1 of 8What cuisines do you cook most at home?
Question 2 of 8Do you currently grow any food at home?
Question 4 of 8Have you used a garden planning app before? What frustrated you?
Question 5 of 8Which features would make you open a garden app every day?
Question 6 of 8How do you currently keep track of what to plant and when?
Question 7 of 8Would you pay for a garden app built around the food you cook?

Question 8 of 8Want early access? Drop your email and city/state. (Optional)

Thank you.

Your answers will directly shape what we build. See the prototype while you wait.

Your kitchen. Your climate.
Your garden.

You scrolled this far. You're our people.

No spam. Just a heads-up when we launch.

You're on the list. While you wait, see what we've built so far.