A members-only app for the Upper Fells Point Community Garden in Baltimore — 27 households, 27 plots. Claim a watering shift, sign up for an event job, check the plot map, post to the board. Built and actually used by the garden.
Home leads with a hyperlocal forecast, garden-wide announcements ("blasts"), and whatever's on your plate this month — tasks and event shifts you've claimed. Everything else is one tab away: monthly tasks, garden events, the bulletin board, and the plot map.





Recurring jobs — watering beds, turning compost, mowing — broken out by month. Claim one, release one, see who else already has it covered.
Seasonal events like Honey Happy Hour and Oktoberfest post a job list grouped by role, with live filled/open counts so nothing goes unstaffed.
All 27 plots laid out in real map order, oriented the way the garden actually sits, so "which one is mine" is never a question.
A lightweight bulletin for watering requests, spare produce, and alerts, plus a garden-wide chat and DMs for everything that doesn't need a post.
Expo-managed React Native app on iOS, Android, and web, backed by Supabase for Postgres, auth, and realtime. Row-level security scopes every table — gardeners see their own claims and threads, admins see everything, RPCs handle the claim/release/assign logic server-side so nothing gets double-booked.