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Version 2.13.0 · 2026-07-29
Added the option to render high-quality, professional visualizations with AI-powered technology.
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The store currently lists version 2.13.0, updated 2026-07-29.







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Sketch your garden in 5 minutes - simple sketching and prototyping tool for garden lovers.
An application for garden lovers and landscape designers, this tool allows you to quickly sketch garden designs and create visualizations. Primarily intended for quick prototyping and experimenting, it is simple yet powerful. Start by taking a photo of your garden, search through the plant database by filtering by size, type, or name, and add equipment (such as benches or fences) to the design. You can also finish by painting surfaces, including water, paths, or lawns.
An additional in-app purchase can unlock access to the full plant and texture database, the ability to use the device camera to take the background photo, and a four-season preview of your garden.…
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Added the option to render high-quality, professional visualizations with AI-powered technology.
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