Sow by soil temperature, not by guesswork.

myPatch tells UK gardeners what to do in their garden today, based on the real soil temperature at their postcode rather than the calendar. It holds 240+ UK crop varieties, each with its own sowing window, depth, spacing and minimum germination temperature, and it tracks what you have actually sown.

Every morning at 7am it generates a dated task list — sow, pot on, harden off, water deeply, net against pigeons — from your plantings, the weather forecast and the time of year. The recommendations come from verified growing data, not from a language model.

The task engine reads three things: the weather and soil temperature for your postcode, the growth stage of each crop you are growing, and what you have already done. It then works out what actually needs doing today, rather than what a generic calendar says should be done this month.

Weather comes from Open-Meteo, keyed to your postcode, so a frost warning or a dry spell is local to your garden and not a national average. If the soil is still at 8°C, myPatch will not tell you to sow French beans — it waits until the ground is warm enough for them to germinate.

Log what you pick, with weights and dates, and myPatch keeps a running record of the season. It values each harvest against typical shop prices, so you can see what the plot is actually returning.

Over time you can compare years, see which varieties performed on your soil, and use that to decide what to grow again. The data is yours — it is never shared, never sold, and never used to train anything.