The Kigi app

Know what each tree needs next.

Kigi brings your collection, care work, photos and tree history into one calm place—built around real seasons and growing conditions in Australia.

Available for Android testing now. iPhone availability is in development.

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My Grove12 trees
Shimpaku juniperOutdoor · healthy
Japanese maplePhoto due this week
Chinese elmInspect after warm day
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Your trees, together

See the collection, not a pile of notes.

Start with the practical record: what the tree is, where it lives, what changed, and what you did. Kigi keeps that context close when you return to a tree months later.

01

A clear collection view

Keep every bonsai visible with its species, care state, notes and latest photo.

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Progress worth keeping

Attach journal notes and seasonal photos to the right tree, not a generic camera roll.

03

Details when they matter

Record location, substrate, styling direction and the observations that guide the next decision.

Timely care

Keep the next job in sight.

Today combines due, overdue, weather-sensitive and inspection work in one list, so a full collection still feels manageable.

One practical to-do listSee watering, feeding, wiring, pruning and repotting work together.
Reminders shaped by the treeBuild care rhythms around species, local conditions and what you have already done.
Season-aware promptsUse Southern Hemisphere seasons as the starting point, then adjust for your local weather.

Today

Saturday · Spring

WaterShimpaku juniperDue this morning
InspectJapanese mapleCheck fresh foliage
JournalChinese elmAdd a seasonal photo

Learn from the history

Advice with the tree in view.

Bonsai Sensei is designed to start with your tree’s species, recent work, photos and styling direction—then help you decide on the next small, sensible action.

Bonsai SenseiTree-aware guidance
Can I prune this lower branch now?
Let it extend a little longer if it is building trunk thickness. If the branch is already at its intended size, shorten to a live side shoot rather than cutting back into bare wood.

Useful guidance should explain the trade-off, not just give an instruction.

01

Health observations

Capture symptoms, scans and follow-up notes so changes are easier to compare over time.

02

Species and season context

Use Kigi’s guides alongside your own records, with Australian conditions front of mind.

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Long-term direction

Keep styling intentions and care history together as the tree develops, transitions and refines.

Start with your next observation

Build a better record of your bonsai.

Use Kigi to make the next care decision easier—and keep a history you will value as the trees change.

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