For freshwater planted tanks

Know your water
before your plants do.

Aqua Plant Journal turns your weekly water test into trends you can actually read, EI dosing math you don't have to do by hand, and reminders so the next water change never sneaks up on you.

Get it on Google Play Coming soon to iOS
See how it works

Free for your first tank · No account needed · One-time upgrade for more · Android only for now

NO3 20.0 CO2 ~19 ppm Water change · Due now
Aqua Plant Journal aquarium list screen, showing a Quick glance summary and the Amano Tank aquarium card

Log every parameter

NO3, PO4, KH, GH, pH, iron, temperature — with an estimated CO2 reading computed from KH and pH automatically.

See trends, not noise

Overlay up to three parameters on one chart and watch how they move week to week.

EI dosing, calculated

Enter your volume and weekly targets, get exact grams of KNO3, KH2PO4, K2SO4 and trace mix.

Reminders that stick

Water changes and dosing days, scheduled per tank — snooze or mark done in one tap.

Trend charts

Watch nutrients move, not just the numbers.

Three readings or thirty — pick up to three parameters and see exactly where your tank has been, with each series' real range shown alongside it so a KH line and a NO3 line never get mistaken for the same scale.

It's the difference between "my pH is 7.0" and knowing it's been slowly climbing for three weeks.

Trend chart screen showing NO3, PO4 and KH plotted together over time
EI dosing calculator

The Estimative Index method, done for you.

Type in your tank's volume and weekly nitrate, phosphate and potassium targets. The calculator gives you the exact weekly dry-dose in grams for KNO3, KH2PO4, K2SO4 and a trace mix — no spreadsheet required.

Want to understand why EI works the way it does? A built-in guide explains the method in plain language, right from the calculator.

EI dosing calculator screen showing suggested weekly dry-dose amounts in grams
Built-in guidance

Know why a number matters — not just what it is.

Every parameter field has a quick explainer: what it is, and the range most planted tanks aim for. Stray outside it, and a gentle, non-blocking note tells you why — never a red error, always a suggestion.

This is the part most tracking apps skip. Aqua Plant Journal is built to help you understand your water, not just record it.

A parameter info dialog explaining what Nitrate (NO3) is and its typical healthy range

Free is genuinely free — not a trial.

Your first aquarium gets every feature: parameters, trends, EI dosing, reminders. Nothing is locked behind a paywall. The upgrade only unlocks more tanks.

Free
€0
  • 1 aquarium, full features
  • All parameters & trend charts
  • EI calculator & reminders
  • Occasional ads

Your tank already keeps a log. Give it a good one.

Free to start, one tank, every feature. No account, no clutter. Available now for Android.

Get it on Google Play Coming soon to iOS