Agent Aqua is an AI watering assistant for your garden. Each day it reads the weather and your garden's history, then sends you one calm report telling you zone by zone whether to water or not — and how long to water for. It gives advice; it doesn't water anything itself.
How it works
Agent Aqua divides your garden into zones (up to 5 per plot). A zone might be your back lawn, your vegetable beds, or your balcony containers. For each zone, you tell it which plants you're growing, how you water them, and how long you usually water for.
Every morning at your chosen time, Agent Aqua checks the weather and your garden's history. It considers rainfall, forecast rain, how recently each zone was last watered, and each plant's water needs. Then it makes one decision per zone: water or skip. It explains its reasoning clearly — "skip, heavy rain yesterday" or "water for 8 minutes, no rain in forecast".
What you get
You receive a daily report by email, listing each zone with a water or skip verdict and the reason. The report includes how long to water for if that zone needs it. If you use the mobile app, you'll also see the same verdict as a push notification. You can override any decision or water by hand whenever you like.
Agent Aqua includes a safety net: it won't recommend watering if the ground is already wet — from recent rain, forecast rain, or a soaking this week. This helps you avoid watering mistakes.
You also get an interactive timeline of past watering runs, a calendar view of which days you watered, and charts showing your watering patterns over time. And on the Agent tab, you can chat with Aqua for advice about your plants, pests, soil, and watering techniques.
Why accurate setup matters
Agent Aqua's advice is only as good as the information you give it. Your plot's location and timezone affect the weather data it reads. Your zone setup — the plants, irrigation method, and watering time — shapes what it recommends. Spend a few minutes getting these right at the start, and you'll get better advice all season.
Ready to get started? Head to quick start.