iPhone · free · no account
Little gestures, at the right time.
Brin tells you which flowers to give this month and what they mean, reminds you of the dates that matter a week ahead, and suggests date ideas for two.
Flower of the day
Lily of the valley
Convallaria majalis
The return of happiness
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Plate I
This month, in the garden
Sixty flowers, each with its season in France. The wheel of months shows what the florist will really have — and what each flower means.
- CamelliaAdmiration and perfection
- CosmosHarmony
- GerberaJoy and cheerfulness
- AsterDelicacy: "I'll remember"
Good to know: in France, the chrysanthemum is the flower of All Saints' Day; lilies are deadly to cats. Brin says so on every plate.
Plate II
What a bouquet says
Pick two to five flowers: Brin writes the sentence they make together, and turns it into a card to share or to show the florist.
This bouquet says:
Sincerity and happiness, "forget me not" and the first stirrings of love.
Plate III
The dates that matter
Birthdays, the day you met, name days (found on their own), Mother's, Father's and Grandparents' Days… Brin reminds you a week before, two days before, and on the day.
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Time to choose
"Léa's birthday in 7 days. In season: the peony, sincerity and happiness."
D-2
Time to visit the florist
"It's the day after tomorrow." With a bouquet already suggested.
The day
On the day
One last reminder in the morning, at the time you chose.
And for those we don't celebrate enough: a free rhythm. "Something for Mum every 3 weeks" — the count starts again each time you note a gesture.
French Mother's Day falls on the last Sunday of May — unless it's Pentecost, when it moves to the first Sunday of June, as in 2020. Brin does the maths.
Plate IV
Together
121 ideas for outings and moments, filtered by season, budget, length and place. A random pick when you can't decide. And the list of what you want to do together, ticked off one day with a photo to remember it.
Watch the sunset from the highest point in town
The gesture
Hold a flower: it presses into the journal.
Like slipping a flower between two pages. The journal keeps what you gave, to whom and when — so you never give the same thing twice.
Your data
A notebook that stays in your pocket.
- 01No account
Your people, their dates and your journal stay on the iPhone.
- 02Local reminders
Notifications scheduled on the device; nothing goes through a server.
- 03Free, no ads
No subscription, no ads, no tracking.
- 04Widgets
The flower of the day and the countdown, on your Home and Lock Screens.
Your next bouquet will say something.
Free on iPhone. English and French.
Coming soon to the App StoreFlower meanings after Charlotte de La Tour, "Le Langage des fleurs" (1819, public domain), and the tradition that followed.