Online learners start strong, then quietly drift away.
It's rarely a lack of motivation on day one. Progress is invisible, a missed day feels like failure, and most learning dashboards look like spreadsheets. So people stop opening them.
Growing your garden…
A learning dashboard that turns invisible progress into a living garden — designed to help people keep going, gently.
It's rarely a lack of motivation on day one. Progress is invisible, a missed day feels like failure, and most learning dashboards look like spreadsheets. So people stop opening them.
of learners who enrolled in MIT and Harvard courses on edX in 2017–18 went on to complete them.
Reich & Ruipérez-Valiente, “The MOOC pivot”, Science, 2019.Takes online courses alongside her degree to learn Python and design. Has six half-finished courses.
Every skill is a plant. Each lesson visibly grows it — from seed, to sprout, to full bloom — so effort never disappears into a percentage.
Neglected skills get “thirsty”, not red error states. Your streak survives until the day actually ends. Coming back is always one tap away.
“Continue” always opens exactly one lesson: a tip, a three-item checklist and an optional 10-minute focus timer.
Pick your own daily goal, track goals automatically or by hand, and export or reset your data whenever you like.
A soft light theme, a dark theme for night owls, and motion that can be turned off entirely.
The Greenhouse community gives weekly prompts, cheers and a friendly leaderboard — accountability without pressure.
Hand-written HTML, CSS and JavaScript. No build step — open index.html and it runs.
Everything is stored in your own browser. Nothing is sent to a server; export a backup any time.
Every colour is a design token, so themes and accent colours change the whole product consistently.