TrapNote

The world's first iOS app built for carnivorous plant collectors.

Track your Nepenthes, Venus flytraps, Sarracenia, Drosera, Heliamphora, Cephalotus and more — with fields designed specifically for carnivores: pitcher size, feeding response, water type, and humidity. Replace your spreadsheet grow list with something that fits in your pocket.

【What You Can Do】

▷ Plant Collection
Register each plant with genus, species, clone name, source, acquisition date, price, and cover photo. Every entry in your grow list, organized as a proper ledger.

▷ Photo Timeline
Add unlimited photos per plant from camera or library. Watch the growth of each pitcher, leaf, or trap unfold over time.

▷ Feeding Log
Record prey type (fruit fly, mealworm, cricket, bloodworm, liquid fertilizer, other), size, trap used, whether it responded, and response time. Know which plants are catching well — and which need attention.

▷ Care Environment (per plant)
Log setup type (terrarium, greenhouse, windowsill, outdoor), light source (LED, fluorescent, sunlight), and water type (distilled, rainwater, RO). Designed for carnivores — fertilizer is not on the list.

▷ Environment Log (Pro)
Daily records of temperature high/low, humidity percentage, and light hours. Track the seasonal conditions that matter for highland Nepenthes and Heliamphora.

▷ Growth Chart (Pro)
Pitcher size over time, plotted as a line chart per plant. See the trend from the day you acquired it.

▷ Share Card
Generate a card with your plant's photo, species, clone name, pitcher size, growing status, and days tracked — and share it directly to Reddit, Instagram, or X. Free users get a "Tracked with TrapNote" watermark; Pro removes it.

▷ Wishlist
Keep your must-have species list. Add source, target price, and notes. Never lose track of a species you're hunting.

▷ Trade Flags (Pro)
Mark plants as available for trade and add a note on what you're looking for in exchange. Useful when posting to r/SavageGarden or TerraForums trade threads.

▷ CSV Export (Pro)
Export your full collection as CSV. Compatible with Excel and Numbers.

【Who It's For】
· Nepenthes collectors with highland setups or terrariums
· Venus flytrap and Sarracenia growers tracking pitcher size season by season
· Anyone maintaining a grow list in a spreadsheet or Notion
· Community members who post their collection to r/