How does TuinPlan work?

TuinPlan is built for the moment when you already have ideas, but not yet a clear route. The app does not try to solve that with generic inspiration alone. The starting point is your own garden: the plot, the current situation, the photos you take and the wishes or doubts you add yourself.

1. You start from your own plot

In the first step you set an address and plot. That gives TuinPlan a spatial base: not an abstract dream image, but a real garden with a shape, context and limitations.

2. You add the current situation

Then you capture what is there now:

• photos of the parts you want to improve
• frustrations or doubts
• wishes around atmosphere, use and maintenance
• notes you want to discuss at home

That keeps the app tied to the real garden instead of reacting to style alone.

3. You work toward scenarios and garden visions

In Explore you can compare multiple directions side by side. These are not random images, but design choices connected to a real brief for a real place in your garden. From a direction, a garden vision emerges: a more concrete picture of what the next step could look like.

4. You connect atmosphere to products

A good garden plan should not stay at "this feels nice". The app also bridges into products, materials and collections that match a garden vision. That makes a direction more concrete without forcing you straight into a full quote or shopping list.

5. You move in phases toward the next step

Not every garden has to be finished in one go. TuinPlan is designed to help you choose:

• what makes the biggest difference now
• what can wait until later
• which direction feels strongest
• which next project is clear enough to actually start

6. You make better decisions at home or with a professional

A large part of the value is not just in the design, but in the conversation. Because you work with plot context, photos, scenarios and garden visions, it becomes easier to choose together and later explain the plan to a landscaper or contractor.