See exactly how fast each plant is growing, week over week.

Each plant gets its own profile with height and canopy width measurements — both current values on the plant card and a full measurement history. A photo timeline and weekly AI growth comparison let you track development across your entire grow.

GrowScope "Growth in Dynamics" promo card — comparing plants by measurements across the whole cycle

The problem

Without systematic tracking, you judge growth by memory — and memory exaggerates both progress and problems. A plant that grew 3 cm this week can look like 'barely any change,' while a small slowdown you didn't notice becomes a crisis next week. And tracking gets harder with every additional plant.

Why it's hard to solve alone

Growth rate is the single most reliable indicator of plant health — it integrates light, nutrition, water, and environment into one number. Tracking it week by week catches problems before they show up as visible damage, and it gives you a real benchmark for your next cycle.

How GrowScope helps

GrowScope tracks height (cm) and canopy width (cm) per plant, displayed on the plant card and stored as a measurement history. A photo log builds a visual timeline. Every week, the AI compares growth across your plants — not against a generic ideal, but against each plant's own previous pace.

How it works

Record height (cm) and canopy width (cm) for each plant — these are the two confirmed growth metrics tracked in the product.
Each plant has its own isolated profile: its own measurements, photos, history, and AI analyses — records never mix between plants.
A photo history builds a visual timeline alongside the measurement data.
Weekly AI comparison reviews growth pace against the plant's own previous weeks, flagging slowdowns or accelerations.

In the app

GrowScope new plant form — strain, sprout date, pot and substrate — Setting up a new plant — Gorilla Glue #4 — takes one form: strain name, sprout date, pot size, and substrate. Height and canopy width are optional at this point.

A quick height/canopy measurement updates the plant's own profile header — 8 cm tall, 6 cm canopy, dated to the day it was taken.

Saving a new plant also triggers an AI strain lookup — for Gorilla Glue #4 it correctly identified the Chem's Sister × Sour Dubb × Chocolate Diesel lineage and flagged it as a "moderately hungry" feeder, suggesting starting at 75% of label doses.

What you get

You stop guessing whether a plant is on track and start seeing it in numbers — and when something changes, you catch it in days, not weeks.

Frequently asked questions

How many plants can I track?

The Free plan includes one active plant slot. Pro includes four, with additional paid slots available up to five total. Each plant has its own isolated profile, measurements, photos, and history.

What growth metrics does GrowScope track?

Height (cm) and canopy width (cm) — both as current values on the plant card and as a stored measurement history. Leaf count and node count are not separately tracked metrics.

Does the AI comparison work across different strains?

Yes. The weekly AI comparison evaluates each plant against its own previous growth pace, not against a universal standard — so it works regardless of strain or autoflower vs. photoperiod differences.

Can I see growth data from a completed cycle?

Yes. Completed cycles retain their measurement history and photos for comparison, so you can benchmark your current grow against your own previous results.