
Growing at Home
A jar on the counter or a tray on a shelf, with help for every step. $3 a month after your trial.
- Up to 6 trays or jars growing at once
- Pictures of what to expect each day
- Learn, the Glossary and a practice farm
Microgrower is the microgreens app that tells you what each tray and jar needs today, from sowing to harvest. When you're ready to sell, it plans your trays from your orders.


From your first jar of sprouts on the counter to racks of trays for restaurants.
Every tray and jar's tasks for the day, grouped so you can mark several done at once.
Each step comes with the reason for it and a picture of what to expect.
Add a photo each day. If something looks off, pick what you see and get the fix.
56 short guides and 43 growing words, explained in plain language.
Tell it what you've sold, and it tells you what to seed and when.
An optional AI helper that knows your own trays and answers in plain words.
Three steps from an empty tray to your first harvest.
Learning at home, already growing, or growing to sell. The app sets itself up to match.
Pick a variety and a start day. We lay out every step from sowing to harvest.
Each morning, see what your trays need, tap Mark Done, and watch them grow.
Open the app and Today lists what every tray and jar needs right now. Tap Mark Done and get on with your day.

New to growing? Microgrower walks you through your first tray or jar, from picking a variety to your first photo.


Each day shows what your tray should look like, with a picture to compare. Fuzzy white root hairs look like mold, so the app shows you a simple test.


Add your restaurants, subscribers and farmers markets. Microgrower is a crop planner that works back from each delivery to tell you what to seed, and when.


Weigh what you cut and the app keeps your average for each variety. When trays keep going wrong, it suggests what to change.

See how long each microgreen takes to grow. Pick a variety and the day you want to eat it, and we'll count back through its growing steps. Or see every variety's grow times.
Start 8 Days Before
A tray of Radish (Daikon) is ready about 8 days after you start it. Daily care: about 5 minutes.
Pick the plan that fits now, and change it whenever you like.

A jar on the counter or a tray on a shelf, with help for every step. $3 a month after your trial.

Racks of trays for restaurants, subscribers and markets. Plans, packing and money in one place.

Microgrower is made by people who grow microgreens. We built the app we wanted on our own shelves.
It says what to do today, explains why in plain words, and does the math when orders come in. Every growing step and guide in it was written by growers.
Your trial is the Business plan, with no card. 30 days is long enough to grow your first tray, start to finish.
$30 a year
For growing at home.
$90 a year
For growing more, on racks or shelves.
$290 a year
For selling what you grow.
Paying yearly gets you 2 months free. Add Sprout to any plan for $80 a year (500 credits a month), or buy 500 credits once for $10. Bought credits never run out. Prices are in US dollars, before any sales tax. Start your free trial.
Most microgreens are ready to cut 8 to 17 days after you sow them. Radish is one of the fastest at 8 days, many take about 10, and basil and cilantro take 16 to 17. Sprouts in a jar take 4 to 5 days. Microgrower shows the exact days for each of its 15 starter varieties.
Mist the fuzz with water. Root hairs are fine white hairs on new roots, and they disappear when wet, so leave them be. Mold looks like a cobweb that stays when misted and spreads across the growing medium. Microgrower's Is This Normal check walks you through it with pictures and tells you what to do.
Yes. The Business plan adds customers, subscriptions, restaurant orders and farmers markets. It works back from each delivery to a seeding plan, using your own harvest weights. It also makes packing lists, labels and invoices, tracks money in and out, and makes recall reports.
A spreadsheet only knows what you type into it. Microgrower turns each tray or jar into dated tasks, reminds you each morning, shows what each day should look like, and learns your harvest weights so your plans get more accurate.
No. You get 30 days of the Business plan, with no card. That's long enough to grow your first tray. When it ends, you pick a plan. If you don't, your records stay safe and you can still read and export them.
Yes. Tell us you're learning, and the app starts you on Detailed Steps with radish or broccoli sprouts, the two most forgiving. You can also try a practice farm first, where nothing you do is saved.
Not yet. Microgrower runs in your phone's browser and adds to your home screen like an app, with reminders. Apps for iPhone and Android are on the way. It works on a computer too.
It starts you with 12 microgreens and 3 sprouts, each with its growing steps: pea, sunflower, radish, broccoli, arugula, kale and more. You can add your own varieties and change any step.
Sprout is the app's AI helper. It can check a photo for mold and answer questions about your own trays. It's off until you turn it on. Business includes 100 credits a month, and any plan can buy more.
Nothing is deleted for not paying. You can export everything as CSV files at any time. If you delete your account, everything in it goes with it.
Yes. Move between Home, Starter and Business from Plan and Billing whenever you like. Start on Home and move up when you grow more, or when you start to sell.
30 days free, with no card. Pick a plan when you're ready.
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