Leafy: Grow with your Habits
15 days old
Leafy: Grow with your Habits is #32 in Health & Fitness Paid in Australia and charting in 1 of 30 countries we track.
Updated 24 Oct 2026 · rankings refresh through the day
DeveloperJACK RONALD WOOLLEY
CategoryHealth & Fitness
Price4.99 AUD
Released
Rating★ 5.0 (5)
Version1.1
Age rating4+
First seen by us
12 Oct 2026
12 Oct 2026Rating
5.0 ★
5 ratings
Measured
Best rank now
#32
Health & Fitness PaidMeasured
Leafy: Grow with your Habits on the App Store
App details
App ID
6816632909
Publisher
JACK RONALD WOOLLEY
On the store since
Oct 2026
Under a year
Minimum OS
iOS 17.0+
iPhone XS and later
Devices
iPhone · iPad
Content rating
4+
Languages
1
EN
Size
4 MB
Also listed in
Lifestyle
Where Leafy: Grow with your Habits's downloads come from Modelled
Last 30 days: organic search, browsing the store, features and paid ads.
Where it ranks now
Every top chart it appears in across 30 countries.
| Country | Charts | Rank |
|---|---|---|
| Australia | Health & FitnessPaid | #32 |
Apps near Leafy: Grow with your Habits on the chart
Health & Fitness Paid, around #32.
Ratings
App Store, worldwide.
Rating
5.0 ★
5 ratings
Measured
Ratings
5
Measured
What users say about Leafy: Grow with your Habits
From recent reviews.
About Leafy: Grow with your Habits
Some days, drinking a glass of water is the win. Leafy notices.
In Leafy, you look after yourself and a little pixel greenhouse grows with you. There are five small habits a day: move, drink water, sit still for a few minutes, sleep, and get some daylight. Do them and your plant grows. Miss a day and it perks right up when you're back. Nobody's keeping score of your bad weeks, least of all the plants.
A GREENHOUSE THAT'S YOURS
With over 20+ plants to earn, from a Swiss cheese monstera to a string of hearts, all drawn by hand in nostalgic pixels. Leaves unfurl, split and trail off the bench as they grow. Take a cutting, root it in a jam jar, then pot it up or give it away. Give every plant its own pot, from plain terracotta to a frog, a night sky or a jar of lemons, and swap them whenever the mood takes you. Sal handles the plant facts, and they're real botany, so they're handy for the plants on your own windowsill in real life too.
A STORY, TOLD SLOWLY
Leafy is seven, and he's staying with his Aunt Pepper for a while. Why he's there comes out a page at a time as you level up from completing daily habits. It's warm, a little tender in places, and reminds you that you're in no hurry.
MINI-GAMES TO TRAIN YOUR BRAIN
Test your memory with card match, spot the difference in odd gnome out, whack-a-worm to earn food for your plants and tidy the drawer to clean Aunt Pepper's greenhouse. Each only takes a minute or two.
BREATHE A BIT
A guided breath with a beautiful flower, a dusty leaf to wipe and clean, and add some gentle music. If you use Apple Health, it all counts as Mindful Minutes too.
WORKS WITH APPLE HEALTH, OR WITHOUT IT
Connect Health and your steps, exercise, mindful minutes and sleep fill in on their own. Or alternatively; tap things in by hand. Both are fine.
A JOURNAL THAT DOESN'T GRADE YOU
Leafy keeps a short diary of your days in plain words. Add a line of your own, or note what the weather's like in there today. It's never scored. Over time you'll see how your moods line up with your habits, and that's all.
CLOSE BY, NOT IN YOUR FACE
Turn your phone into its own personal greenhouse with home screen and lock screen widgets. You can pick a different plant, in its own pot, for each one, and your home screen becomes a little shelf of its own.
Use Siri shortcuts like "Log water in Leafy", and receive gentle reminders you can answer straight from the notification centre.
Your garden backs up to your own iCloud, so it follows you to a new phone.
PAY ONCE. THAT'S IT.
No ads, no subscription, no in-app purchases, no account. No tracking either. Your garden and your Health data stay on your phone.
Leafy is a game, not a medical app, and nothing in it is medical advice.
jackspr4t studios is a small studio in Melbourne, Australia, making gentle games and apps for your mind. If Leafy makes a hard day a little softer, it's done its job.
The greenhouse is open. Wipe your feet, and mind the jam jars.
In Leafy, you look after yourself and a little pixel greenhouse grows with you. There are five small habits a day: move, drink water, sit still for a few minutes, sleep, and get some daylight. Do them and your plant grows. Miss a day and it perks right up when you're back. Nobody's keeping score of your bad weeks, least of all the plants.
A GREENHOUSE THAT'S YOURS
With over 20+ plants to earn, from a Swiss cheese monstera to a string of hearts, all drawn by hand in nostalgic pixels. Leaves unfurl, split and trail off the bench as they grow. Take a cutting, root it in a jam jar, then pot it up or give it away. Give every plant its own pot, from plain terracotta to a frog, a night sky or a jar of lemons, and swap them whenever the mood takes you. Sal handles the plant facts, and they're real botany, so they're handy for the plants on your own windowsill in real life too.
A STORY, TOLD SLOWLY
Leafy is seven, and he's staying with his Aunt Pepper for a while. Why he's there comes out a page at a time as you level up from completing daily habits. It's warm, a little tender in places, and reminds you that you're in no hurry.
MINI-GAMES TO TRAIN YOUR BRAIN
Test your memory with card match, spot the difference in odd gnome out, whack-a-worm to earn food for your plants and tidy the drawer to clean Aunt Pepper's greenhouse. Each only takes a minute or two.
BREATHE A BIT
A guided breath with a beautiful flower, a dusty leaf to wipe and clean, and add some gentle music. If you use Apple Health, it all counts as Mindful Minutes too.
WORKS WITH APPLE HEALTH, OR WITHOUT IT
Connect Health and your steps, exercise, mindful minutes and sleep fill in on their own. Or alternatively; tap things in by hand. Both are fine.
A JOURNAL THAT DOESN'T GRADE YOU
Leafy keeps a short diary of your days in plain words. Add a line of your own, or note what the weather's like in there today. It's never scored. Over time you'll see how your moods line up with your habits, and that's all.
CLOSE BY, NOT IN YOUR FACE
Turn your phone into its own personal greenhouse with home screen and lock screen widgets. You can pick a different plant, in its own pot, for each one, and your home screen becomes a little shelf of its own.
Use Siri shortcuts like "Log water in Leafy", and receive gentle reminders you can answer straight from the notification centre.
Your garden backs up to your own iCloud, so it follows you to a new phone.
PAY ONCE. THAT'S IT.
No ads, no subscription, no in-app purchases, no account. No tracking either. Your garden and your Health data stay on your phone.
Leafy is a game, not a medical app, and nothing in it is medical advice.
jackspr4t studios is a small studio in Melbourne, Australia, making gentle games and apps for your mind. If Leafy makes a hard day a little softer, it's done its job.
The greenhouse is open. Wipe your feet, and mind the jam jars.
Latest updates
1.1
• Leafy now fits the iPhone Duo. Open it and the greenhouse spreads out, with more of the bench either side of your plant. Close it and everything comes with you, even mid-game. Prop it half-open like a little laptop and the plants sit up top, with today's habits laid out underneath, one tap each. It's happy sharing the screen with another app too.
• Feeding time now shows you how to throw: hold, pull down and let go, with a dotted line to aim by until you've got the hang of it.
• Your best score in Whack-a-worm is easier to read.
• Grown-up plants with a wide spread, like the bird of paradise and the calathea, now show every leaf in full. Their outer leaves used to stop in a straight line at the edge.
• The monstera's holes now show the window behind them, the way real ones do.
• The storybook's pages turn more smoothly, with a soft shadow sweeping across as each one goes over.
• Odd Gnome Out plays fair on its trickiest rounds: every difference is one you can actually see, and once you've found the odd one, it tells you what gave it away.