I used to track my grow with a countdown app, a whiteboard, and notes in my phone at 6 AM.

This is what my morning looked like at Wildcreek Farms. 7,000 square feet of flowering canopy, six rooms running perpetual, and every single day started the same way:

Walk the room. Count the dry pots. Check the timers. Write it down somewhere I'd probably lose it.

I had a whiteboard on each door. Two more in my office — one with BH1, BH2, BH3 columns tracking day counts, strains, harvest dates, and flip dates; the other was the full season schedule. A spreadsheet for the cycle. A countdown app on my phone with emoji markers for every room. A clipboard in the greenhouse for the bed-by-bed walk. The compliance app was on the same home screen. I still needed something else for the room.

“I've only ever used whiteboards, notebooks, and Excel spreadsheets. The idea came when I was talking to some friends who just turned on. I asked what they were going to do for tracking — I expected them to say Trym or one of the other guys. They said: notebook, going to set up a spreadsheet. I was like, oh OK. I can make this. So I did.”

I'm not growing anymore. So I built it.

Flip is the walkthrough, just cleaner. Rooms, benches, strains, day counts, harvest dates, weights in the vault, morning notes, completed inspections, and a log that remembers who did what without you rebuilding the day from memory at night.