Good to know

$25 a year. You pay once a year, which works out to about $2.08 a month, for every module.

Nook has no ads and no free tier. Every new account gets a 30-day free trial with full access and no card needed. After that it's $25 a year for everything.

No. Only one subscription is needed. Invite your partner, family or roommates for free — they get full, unlimited access to everything you share with them. To create their own lists, expenses or plants, they need their own subscription.

Yes. Split any expense equally or by percentage, for example 60/40 by income. Nook keeps a running balance of who owes whom.

Take a photo and Nook's AI suggests the plant and fills in its details, then you set its watering schedule. It doesn't diagnose plant diseases.

Android, yes: get Nook on Google Play. The iPhone app is on its way. Until then, use Nook in Safari on your iPhone or iPad, or add it to your home screen.

Your data is not deleted. You lose access, but everything is waiting for you when you renew, even months later. The only exception is if you delete your account, in which case your data is permanently deleted.

Yes. Every module works on its own, so use only the ones you need. All of them are included in the same $25 a year.

Nook is made by a small team of three in Łódź, Poland: Tomasz and Piotr (software engineers) and Natalia (QA). We built it for our own shared flat.