Watch your health grow.

Yes. On Android, Lumaki reads from Health Connect, which is part of Android 14 and later and an app from Google Play before that. The plant, the prices and the free month are the same as on iPhone.

No. Your phone alone grows a complete plant, with a trunk, a full canopy, flowers and fruit. An Apple Watch, a Wear OS watch or a ring adds sleep stages, workouts and breathing, and the plant grows richer for it.

Anything that writes to Apple Health or Health Connect, such as Strava, Peloton, Oura, Garmin, WHOOP, Headspace and Calm. Nike Run Club is on iPhone only; Samsung Health and Fitbit are on Android.

Turn on Apple Health or Health Connect in that app's own settings. On iPhone you can also allow it in Settings › Privacy & Security › Health; on Android, in Health Connect, under App permissions. Your plant grows from what it records from then on.

Yes, through Health Connect. Let Samsung Health share with Health Connect, and your steps, sleep and workouts reach your plant.

Nowhere. It is read on your phone, with your permission, turned into your plant on your phone and never sent to a server. Only your plant's identity is kept off the phone, and none of it is health data: its name, style, seed, start date and starting shape sync through iCloud on iPhone, so it matches on your iPad, and ride your Google account backup on Android. Everything else is in the privacy policy.

No. Lumaki only reads, and only the types you allow. It never writes to Apple Health or Health Connect, and no health value is ever sent to a server.

No. There is nothing to log, no habit to tick off and no form to fill in. The plant grows from what your phone and your apps already record.

No. There is no streak to keep and nothing to lose. Rest days count, and a quiet day is just a quiet day.

Never. When there is no new data, it waits. Flowers close in their time, but the plant never dies, shrinks or starts over.

Growth. While you subscribe, your plant keeps growing from your data, and you can draw it in all four styles. The timeline, widgets and notifications are everyone's, subscribed or not.

Your plant still grows for 7 days. Subscribe at the end of setup and the App Store or Google Play gives you the first month free; if you haven't had that free month before, it is still there when you subscribe later.

Your plant stops growing and stays exactly as it is, with every day it grew. It never shrinks or starts over, and the timeline stays yours. Subscribe again and it catches up on the days it missed.

Through your store, as with any subscription. On iPhone, open Settings, tap your name, then Subscriptions. On Android, open Google Play → Payments & subscriptions → Subscriptions.

Email support@lumaki.app and a person will write back. Say which phone you use, and what you were doing when it went wrong.

On iPhone, iCloud keeps your plant's identity, and it stays in step on your iPad. On Android, its identity is kept in your Google account backup, and there is no live sync between two Android devices yet.

No. Each platform keeps your plant through its own account, and there is no way to carry one across.

Yes. Share a still of your plant from the first day, or, once it has a week of history, a 15-second timelapse of it growing. Lumaki has no feed or followers of its own.

Lumaki means “to grow” in Tagalog and Kapampangan.