NurtureNudge sends you a friendly email reminder when your plants need water and your pets need feeding — timed to each plant and pet, not a generic blast.
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Most plants don't die of neglect — they die because nobody remembered. Same with feeding schedules. One missed week of water, one skipped feeding, and the guilt sets in. NurtureNudge is the memory you never had to hire.
Check off your plants and pets in 20 seconds. Monstera, snake plant, dog, cat — whatever's in your house.
Each plant gets its own watering rhythm, each pet its own feeding cadence — based on real care guidance, not guesswork.
A short email arrives when it's time: "Your monstera is thirsty today." With a quick care tip each time. That's it.
Tell us who's in your care and we'll email you when it's time. Takes 20 seconds.
Short, specific, and gone from your brain the moment you do it.
Hi there — it's been 7 days since your monstera's last drink, and it's due today.
Water until it drains from the bottom, then let it be. It prefers being a little thirsty over soggy.
Email reminders timed to the plants and pets you select. Each reminder tells you what's due and includes a short care tip. Nothing else lands in your inbox.
Yes. The core reminder service is free. If we ever add paid features, the free reminders won't change — and we'd ask you first.
No app, no account password to forget. Your email is the whole delivery system. That's the point.
Only when something is actually due — roughly as often as your thirstiest plant needs water. Most people hear from us a few times a week, never more.
Absolutely. Every email has a "update my list" link so you can add a plant, remove one, or pause reminders anytime.
Never. Your email and your picks stay with us and are only used for reminders. Read the plain-English version in our privacy policy.
A few tools that make the reminders work even better — the same ones we'd recommend to a friend.
Takes the guesswork out of watering. Stick it in the soil — it tells you whether "dry" actually means dry, so you stop drowning plants out of kindness.
Reminders handle the water; a gentle monthly feed handles the food. A simple all-purpose fertilizer keeps foliage plants green without fussing.
For the days you're out late or away. A feeder that portions meals keeps your dog or cat on schedule even when life doesn't.