Verdance

A living world you leave
on a screen.

It grows whether you watch or not. Real sunrise, real weather, seasons that turn over days. Come back in a week and the grove is taller than you left it.

No account needed. Nothing to install. It starts growing immediately.

It never asks anything of you

No streaks, no energy meters, no daily check-ins. Absence costs you nothing — coming back after a month away should feel like a gift, not a chore.

It is genuinely yours

Your world remembers its own age, the seeds you planted, and the weather it has lived through. That history shows up in the trees themselves.

It can be shared

A grove can belong to a household, a team, or an office lobby. Everyone’s planting is visible and attributed — one forest, many keepers.

The part you have to see

A whole year, in thirty seconds.

Two saplings and one drift of flowers, then twelve days of growing and four seasons turning. This is not a video — it is the same world as the one above, running on a clock that has been sped up about thirty-five thousand times.

Yours keeps its own time instead: it grows at the speed of your calendar, while you are doing something else entirely.

A grove from two saplings to a full canopy, through spring, summer, autumn and winter — then it starts over.

Leave it alone and it becomes something great.
Touch it and it becomes yours.

Plant something