Trugline is a joy, the sync is not
I have planned three seasons of raised beds in here and the variety database on its own is worth what I paid. What keeps letting me down is sync: rows I edit on the tablet in the more
I have planned three seasons of raised beds in here and the variety database on its own is worth what I paid. What keeps letting me down is sync: rows I edit on the tablet in the more
I cannot work out who the spacing more
Presets for the six commonest bed more
Three of us split one allotment and there is no way to hand a bed over to more
First year I have not missed a second sowing of chard. Reminders arrive at more
Woke me at half four in April and I got the cloches on the courgettes with more
The four bed rotation template assumes you start in spring, so my autumn more
On a five year old slate the bed canvas stutters as soon as I drop past more
Eleven years of pencilled bed maps, all typed in over one wet fortnight, more
Beds, sowings and harvest weights are all handled well, but there is no more
Dragging a row is precise enough with a stylus but hopeless with a thumb, more
Version 4.1 fixed the duplicated watering log for a fortnight and then it more
Every cultivar entry carries sowing depth, days to maturity and a note on more
I have planned three seasons of raised beds in here and the variety database on its own is worth what I paid. What keeps letting me down is sync: rows I edit on the tablet out in the greenhouse are gone by the time the desktop app opens that evening. I came across from a paper journal and the journal never once lost a bed. Give offline edits a proper queue and this is a five from me, gladly.