A living shelf for what you notice
Put a date beside the leaf.
Name your plant, write its place, save what you can see, and return later to compare the marks—without turning a notebook into a diagnosis.
A practical observation companion prepared for Functional With FND.
Walk the shelfName · place · mark · return
One windowsill, several kinds of attention.
Sillmark keeps creation separate from navigation. Plant records live in unequal bays; personal actions stay beside the plant you are working on.
A plant begins with your words.
Write a name, an ordinary shelf or room label, and a pot note. No location is read from the device and no identity is guessed for you.
Choose a view that helps you find the record.
Each plate is an editorial cue, never a species reference. The plant name and every observation remain native, editable text.
Describe the visible mark, not the cause.
Leaf posture, visible color and new-growth uncertainty give the note a consistent frame. A free line keeps your own context.
A reminder is your decision.
Choose a title and due date. If you add a repeat interval, it advances only after you complete the task. The app presents no universal care calendar.
A date becomes a notch you can revisit.
Observations settle onto a vertical ruler. Task completions and edits use different marks, so saved work reads like a lived shelf rather than a scorecard.
Open two marks in one double window.
Aligned fields make changed words easy to see. Sillmark does not rank either view, name a cause or recommend a response.
Change the shelf without losing the thread.
Edit records and marks, undo the last reversible change, then come back after a pause with the local shelf still in place.
