Protect the story of your fig collection.
CultivarKeeper helps fig growers track cultivars, cuttings, grafts, provenance, care notes, harvest records, and photos — from the field, beside the plant, season after season.
In development · iOS first · Android planned
“A fig collection is more than a list of plants. It is identity, source, season, photos, mistakes, recoveries, and harvests.”
CultivarKeeper is built to protect that record before tags fade, notes scatter, and camera-roll evidence loses its context.
A few trees, a handful of cuttings, and a feeling that this hobby might escalate. Start simple: add records, log care, attach photos, and keep the story from the beginning.
Multiple sources, uncertain tags, grafts mid-take, propagation batches, and years of photos and notes. CultivarKeeper is built around the trust problems real collectors face.
Keep the record of what it is, where it came from, when you acquired it, and how confident you are.
Track cuttings, batches, rooting progress, bud push, failures, and up-potting across the season.
Preserve scion source, rootstock, identity, and the notes that explain how a tree became what it is.
Attach photos to the right record, harvest, note, or season so they stay meaningful later.
Watering, fertilizing, soil amendments, pruning, relocating, and up-potting captured while you are with the plant.
Record counts, first and last harvests, tasting notes, photos, and year-over-year performance.
The primary capture moment happens beside the plant: watering, fertilizing, losing a tag, seeing bud push, taking a harvest photo, or realizing a cutting failed. CultivarKeeper is designed mobile-first so those moments become reliable records instead of scattered notes.
Track confirmed, uncertain, unknown, and lost-tag records without pretending the answer is cleaner than it is.
Photos belong with the record, event, harvest, or season they document so visual evidence remains useful later.
Signed-in users can back up records, timeline data, and photo metadata. Photo image files stay on your device in the current version.
Black Madeira KK
Ficus carica · Acquired Mar 2026 · Source: trusted collector · Identity: confirmed
Crop type
Main only
Ripening
Late season
Cuttings
3 active
Trees
1 established
Recent activity
EARLY ACCESS
Private alpha is opening gradually as CultivarKeeper is tested against real fig collections, propagation history, harvest notes, photos, and field-entry workflows.
No. New growers start with a few trees and grow into the deeper features as their collection grows.
Right now it's figs only — the vocabulary and workflows are built specifically for fig growers.
CSV import and export are planned so existing spreadsheets can move into CultivarKeeper without starting from scratch.
When signed in, CultivarKeeper can back up records, cultivar profiles, timeline data, and photo metadata to your account. Photo image files stay on your iPhone in the current version. Cloud photo storage is planned but not live yet.