Free Grow Software!

[Bbcchance]

I write everything down on my hands, then never wash them

 

[Lucas Almeida]

Can I have the link for the Latest Edition ???

You should make a App out of it!

 

[pop22]

just saw this! Going to check it out, thank you!

 

[TrimothyLeary]

Damn, and to think I've wasted two weeks working on my own application. Will have to check this out.

Any need for another developer? I've got 16 years coding experience, and almost one year growing experience.

 

[Mateuszpl]

A1. Glad i stumbled upon this. I will be putting this to great use >

 

[cookiesandbones]

Good on ya mate! Just seeing this, downloaded it soon as I did. Giving it a whirl with current op.

 

[jafro daweedhound]

Here is the standalone version for anyone that doesn't want to use the installer version --> http://herbiq.codeplex.com/releases/view/48269#DownloadId=130416

The standalone won't automatically update like the installer will though

Thanks
Great gift to the cause

Peace and Pot

 

[KingsPlant]

This is awesome!

 

[imgoingplaces]

Hey can i get this on my samsung tablet a ?

 

[Nuggs B'Nasty]

Very nice program. I know this is a old thread but i just ran across it. Two thumbs up!

 

[Rubber Duck 420]

Wanted to let everyone know about a project I started called HERB.IQ, is open source and completely free. We currently have 2 developers and 2 bug testers working on the project including myself. We just put out our first stable release today, you can get it on our main site at sourceforge or our backup site on codeplex:

https://sourceforge.net/projects/herbiq
http://herbiq.codeplex.com/

Thanks!

Lx

Thanks for this Lx, just downloaded it and will give it a whirl. I've been keeping a grow log on word pad but this looks a whole heck of a lot better!

 

[subgrounds]

Hey ya'll what aspects do you guys like to monitor in your environment? I take daily temps and write 'em into my logs on everything from the soil to the floor to the temp of a random canopy leaf. Relative humidity, CFM's lamp-hours/month, I watch it all. Some people frown upon that, say it's over-complicating. I disagree. I actively try to keep my system as simple as possible, and that's actually one great reason WHY I keep a record of all that daily data. I want my op to function in a way that is TOTALLY based off of Scientific Method, isn't that what any University would do? I make what people know as "Rick Simpson Oil," and give it away for free to very very ill people; this requires scientific method because it's so CRITICAL that the product is safe, consistent, and sterile. So either at the Op or my home hobby grow, I monitor everything I can.

How 'bout you? What types of data do you keep? Daily? Weekly? Monthly? Semi-Annually? Annually? I'd love to hear!

 

[Chunky Stool]

Holy crap, this thing tracks a lot of stuff! From containers to light bulbs. At first I thought it was overkill for my purposes, but it wouldn't hurt to track more stuff. Data is your friend.

 

[greenghost420]

ill be using this when i test my own creations shortly...

 

[GuyLeDuche]

I love this software, I use it on an old offline laptop now in my grow room to track my op. It's super easy to track events, record growth, upload pics/vids, or just keep track of how long she's been in flower

 

[0day]

No love for Linux? If you would make it open source, I could help you port it.

 

[Amaximus]

It is open source...

 

[0day]

It is open source...

Where are you seeing its source code hosted? I feel like you are wrong...

 

[GuyLeDuche]

It does say it's open source in the Options/About tab, but IDK where it's hosted..

 

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sourcecode: https://sourceforge.net/p/herbiq/code/HEAD/tree/