GardenPulse
Method-agnostic smart garden companion built with React Native, Expo, and TypeScript. Adapts to soil, hydro, container, or indoor setups with location-aware intelligence, OpenWeather integration, and privacy-first, on-device Gemini AI plant diagnostics.
- admob-integration
- computer-vision
- cross-platform
- expo
- firebase
- gardening-app
- gemini-ai
- google-ai-studio
- location-aware
- mit-license
- mobile-app
- offline-first
- on-device-ml
- plant-identification
- privacy-focused
- react-native
- smart-agriculture
- typescript
- urban-farming
- weather-api
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- 591
- Forks
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- + today
- +1
- Created
- 4mo
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Overview
Method-agnostic smart garden companion built with React Native, Expo, and TypeScript. Adapts to soil, hydro, container, or indoor setups with location-aware intelligence, OpenWeather integration, and privacy-first, on-device Gemini AI plant diagnostics. It ranks #3591 on GitTiger, gaining +1 star on October 21, 2026 (UTC).
The project is written in TypeScript. It was created 4mo ago.
What it is
GardenPulse is described as a method-agnostic smart garden companion built with React Native, Expo and TypeScript, adapting to soil, hydro, container or indoor setups.
Capabilities described
- Location-aware intelligence and OpenWeather integration - Adaptive reminders using behavior, forecasts and seasons - Sunrise/sunset-based scheduling and timezone-aware handling - On-device Gemini AI leaf diagnostics via camera, described as privacy-first
Getting started
Setup steps were not supplied in the evidence, so see the repository README for installation and usage; no commands are given here.
Metadata: primary language TypeScript; license NOASSERTION.
git clone https://github.com/AhmadHassan-BTed/GardenPulse.git
cd GardenPulse
# see README for setupFrequently Asked Questions
Which growing setups?
Soil, hydro, container and indoor.
Is AI diagnosis on-device?
The description says on-device Gemini AI plant diagnostics.
License?
Reported as NOASSERTION; topics mention an MIT license, so check the repository.