Your shed, your advice
Every good answer starts with knowing what you've actually got. This is where the loop begins: you stock My Shed, where LawnSuite remembers the products and gear you own, and that becomes the ground truth for everything Jed — LawnSuite's AI lawn assistant — tells you next.
Add what you own once
Three things the app remembers for you — the products in your shed, the plants in your patch, and your gear — so it advises from your actual setup, not a generic garden.
Stock your products
Add the products you actually own — scan the barcode or enter them, with the label rates you set. LawnSuite carries a catalogue of 98 Australian lawn & garden products to match yours against — but it doesn't supply the application rate, you set that from the label once and it's reused — and the calculator and Jed work from whatever's in your shed. Track quantity, cost, expiry and where it's stored, and the app flags when you're running low.
Browse the plant catalogue
35 Australian turf cultivars (Buffalo, Couch, Zoysia, Kikuyu), David Austin roses and 18 trees (fruiting and native), plus a 50-plant edible & ornamental garden catalogue — each with care data: NPK targets, mowing heights and ratings for shade, wear and drought.
Track your gear
Log your mower, sprayer, spreader and the rest, with service templates and maintenance scheduled by hours and calendar. No more wondering when the mower was last serviced.
Jed advises from what you actually have
Generic advice off a forum can't see your lawn. Jed can — because it reads your data before it answers.
Ask JedKnows your turf, soil and shed
It reads your turf and soil
Your turf type and cultivar, your soil estimate and your climate zone (auto-detected from your postcode) all feed the answer. Advice for Sir Walter Buffalo in a humid subtropical postcode isn't the same as advice for Couch in a dry inland one — and Jed knows the difference.
It recommends what you own
Ask "what should I put on this month?" and Jed builds the plan from the products already in your shed, instead of sending you back to Bunnings for something you don't need. It explains the why, not just the what.
Three things that make the advice yours
Upload a soil test PRO
Got a lab report? Snap a photo or upload the PDF and LawnSuite reads the pH, NPK, calcium, magnesium and CEC straight off it, then colour-codes what's low and what's high. No test on hand? It falls back to a national ~90 m modelled soil estimate — handy as a starting point, but not a lab-test substitute.
History is Jed's memory
Every treatment you log — date, product, dose, zone, the weather at the time — becomes part of what Jed knows about your lawn. So next season's advice fits what you've already done, and you never have to ask "what did I spray last month?" again.
Sprayed too much? Jed sorts it
Over-application recovery: tell Jed how much went on and over what area, and it helps you estimate whether extra irrigation might help dilute it — then points you straight back to the product label's own directions, and to professional advice if it's serious. Guidance to act on, not a guarantee it's fixed.
Start free. One zone and 7 Jed chats a week (photos welcome in chat) are free, no card needed. On Free you enter a product's label rate by hand; saved My Shed inventory is Pro. Pro lifts it to 10 zones and Jed on a fair-use ceiling of 1,500 prompts a month, plus soil-test uploads, at $149.99/yr (or $14.99/mo); Founding Member pricing is $49.99/yr — locked for life while you're early.
Honest about the limits: soil figures are a national ~90 m modelled estimate rather than a lab-test substitute, and Jed supplements your judgement rather than replacing it — you stay in charge of what goes on your lawn.
Now turn "use product X" into an exact mix
Once Jed has picked the product, the calculator works out exactly how much to mix for your zone — no maths in the shed.