Your tasks grow into a pixel-art garden: a board on every new tab, in the side panel and the toolbar, synced across devices.
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#235K
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Version
0.1.6
updated 23 Sep 2026
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About cells.garden
cells.garden turns your to-do list into a garden. Every project is a plant: its tasks are the stem, finished work blooms as flowers, the reasons behind it are roots, and what is still waiting sits in the ground as minerals. Tick things off and the plant grows.
- New Tab: the whole garden above, the board below. Drag cards between plants, type straight into cells.
- Side panel: the same garden next to whatever page you are on.
- Toolbar popup: one plant at a time. Step through them with the arrows.
- Day and night: the sky follows the clock, with stars and glowing fireflies after dark.
- Settings: firefly count, the sky's colours through the day, minerals that fade with depth, and the standby look.
- Works without an account. Your garden stays on this device.
- Optional account: the same garden on the web (cells.garden), your phone's home screen, Obsidian and this extension, synced live.
- Share a garden or a single plant with a link, make extra garden spaces, and work on them together.
- Export and import your garden as Markdown files.
Based on Garden Cells, the Obsidian plugin by Max (kr4vler). Open source under Apache-2.0: github.com/lukketsvane/cells.garden