How we compare.

Four planners UK gardeners actually use, set against Plot Trak on the things that decide whether an app is worth keeping on your phone.

The established planners are flat web tools with a yearly subscription attached, and several lock your own plans away the moment you stop paying. Plot Trak does more than any of them, in three dimensions, offline, with no ads and no tracking, and still costs less than a seventh of the dearest name on this table.

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Platform

what this means

Which devices the app runs on. Plot Trak is Android first, with other platforms planned once the Android release is stable.

Android only, for now Web and iPad, no phone app Web, iOS, Android Web, iOS, Android Web, iOS, Android
3D garden model

what this means

Whether you design in three dimensions or on a flat, top down plan. In Plot Trak the 3D model is the editor itself, not a picture generated afterwards.

Yes, and it is the editor No No No No
Works fully offline

what this means

Whether the app keeps working with no signal, which matters on an allotment. Plot Trak stores everything on the phone, so only live weather needs a connection.

Yes, everything No, browser only Partly Partly Partly
Account required

what this means

Whether you must create an account and hand over an email address before you can plan anything. Plot Trak asks for neither.

No Yes Yes Yes Yes
Rainfall aware watering

what this means

Whether the watering reminders know what the sky already did. Plot Trak tracks live rainfall on your plot and takes watered crops off the list, while leaving sheltered ones on it.

Yes, sheltered crops too No No No No
Pet safety ratings

what this means

Whether the app tells you if a plant is a risk to cats and dogs. Plot Trak gives an evidenced result per crop, and says plainly when the evidence is not there.

Yes, evidenced results No No No No
Sun Study

what this means

Seeing where sun and shade fall across your plot through the year, so you can place crops where they will actually ripen. Part of Plot Trak Pro.

Yes, in Pro No No No No
Soil pH tracking

what this means

Recording a pH reading per bed and keeping its history, then matching crops to the ground they are going into. Part of Plot Trak Pro.

Yes, in Pro No No No No
Composting manager

what this means

Tracking your heaps alongside the garden they feed: what went in, when it was last turned and when it is ready to spread. Part of Plot Trak Pro.

Yes, in Pro No No No No
Free tier

what this means

What you can do without paying anything, permanently. In Plot Trak the whole planner and the whole catalogue are free, with no garden limit and no planting cap.

The whole planner, forever None, 7 day trial only One garden 20 plantings a year Limited, 7 day trial of Super
Upgrade

what this means

What the paid tier costs. Prices are as published by each product in August 2026.

£12.99 a year, or £40 for life £35 a year £23.49 a year, or £31.99 for life £6 a month, or £30 a year £11.99 a month, or £199.99 for life
✓ Best in category, or joint best
◐ Good, but not the best
✕ Weakest, or joint weakest
· Not scored

Prices taken from each product’s own published pricing in August 2026. Check each site for the current figure.

Up to 91% cheaper
Twelve monthly app store payments for Super Fryd come to £143.88 a year. Plot Trak Pro is £12.99 for the same twelve months, or £40 once and never again.
£1.08 a month
One payment a year, with 14 days free first. Nothing on this page is priced by the month, and nothing here needs a card up front.
The whole planner – Free
Not a demo, not one garden, not twenty plantings. The 3D planner, the catalogue, rainfall aware watering and live weather cost nothing, on an app with no ads, no cookies and no tracking.
The difference on screen

A table only gets you so far. This is the app.

The flat plan on the left is the part every other planner stops at. In Plot Trak it is the second view, sitting beside a full 3D model, with a 624 crop catalogue behind every planting you drop into it.

See everything it does

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The Plot Trak flat plan view
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The flat plan
A crop entry in the Plot Trak catalogue
The crop catalogue


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Getting into gardening, or know someone who is?

Plot Trak is for anyone just starting out and anyone already knee deep in it. Plan the plot, keep track of what you have got growing and pick up the growing knowledge as you go. It is built by one person with no advertising budget, so passing it on is the entire marketing department.

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