Rasti
Garden and plant journal
Rasti
Rasti is a simple, local-first journal for keeping the story of your gardens and plants in one calm place. The name is Russian: “rasti” (расти́, pronounced rah‑STEE) means “grow!”.
What Rasti does
People use Rasti to create multiple gardens, record individual plants, attach optimized photos, keep dated notes, and remember occasional plant-care tasks. Plant Finds provides separate personal lists for memorable plants discovered during trips and walks.
Works locally and offline
An account is not required. Gardens, Plant Finds, notes, tasks, settings, and photos work on the current device and remain available without a network connection.
Optional Google sign-in
Google sign-in is used only for authentication. Connecting an account lets Rasti save a copy of gardens, synchronize garden changes between devices, and share a garden with invited viewers or co-owners.
Google data used by Rasti
Rasti requests only basic OpenID identity: account identifier, email address, display name, and profile picture. It does not request access to Google Drive, Gmail, contacts, calendars, or other Google content. See the Privacy Policy for storage and deletion details.
Questions
For support or privacy questions, contact support@ramigo.org.