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AI concept illustration of a ceramic QR tile beside a misty woodland stream
Garden & tile concept · AI illustration, not a record

For gardens, schools and places you care for

See what’s
changing.

Scan a tile with your phone. Record what you see. Come back and see what’s changed.

How it works

It starts
with a tile.

Use the camera on your phone. There’s no app to download.

  1. 01

    Scan the tile.

    Point your phone’s camera at the QR code. It opens a page for that place.

  2. 02

    Add what you notice.

    Take a photo of a flower, record the birdsong, or add a few words about what you found.

  3. 03

    See what’s changed.

    Come back next week or next season. Look at the earlier photos alongside your new ones.

AI design illustration of a hand-crafted ceramic QR tile among ferns and moss
Tile design concept · AI illustration, not a record

The ceramic tile

A tile for
your favourite
place.

Put one beside a tree, a flower bed or a stretch of path. Its QR code opens a page where people can add what they’ve noticed.

The tile doesn’t need batteries. You take the photos and make the recordings with your phone.

Ask about a tile

Email Bazil about a tile, a page for your place and the subscription. We’ll agree the details before you buy.

At home, at school or out for a walk

Follow one plant.
Or a whole garden.

Explore places
AI concept illustration of ceramic QR tiles among flowers in a school learning garden
School garden concept · AI illustration, not a record

In the school garden

Was it flowering
this time last year?

A class can photograph the same plants through the year, with a teacher’s help.

Keep the photos with their dates. Next year’s class can look back and see what grew, what flowered and when.

Talk about a school garden

What we’re working towards

What could we learn
by comparing notes?

Imagine comparing the first snowdrops in several gardens, or photographs of a river after the same storm. We want to help local groups bring those records together.

Concept illustration linking a garden, school and riverbank across a landscape; this is not a live map
An idea for connecting places · AI illustration, not a live map or a record

Garden tile“The first flower has opened.”

River tile“Water over the stepping stone.”

School tile“The leaves are turning.”

These are examples, not real entries.

  1. 01 / Save the details

    Keep the date.

    Keep the date, place and photographer with each photo. If the date is unknown, say so.

  2. 02 / Visit again

    Compare your photos.

    Photograph the same spot again. Notice the changes, and the weeks or months with no photos.

  3. 03 / Keep asking

    Find out more.

    A photo can show a change without explaining why it happened. More visits and expert help may give you a clearer answer.

Last year’s photos give you
something to compare with this year.

Who it’s for

For people who
look after places.

You can start
with a single tile.

01

A gift for a gardener

Give someone a tile for a place they love, with somewhere to keep its photos as the garden grows.

Ask about a gift
02

Gardens and visitor places

Invite visitors to add a photo or a sound. Keep their discoveries together, ready to look back on next season.

Ask about your garden
03

Councils and local groups

Keep track of what people notice in local parks, along rivers and around the places you care for.

Browse areas
04

Businesses and site teams

Keep site photos, reports and notes in one place, so your team can find them and see what has changed.

Tell us about your site

For councils and businesses

Keep your site’s records
in one place.

Find the photos from the last site visit, the survey they belong to and the notes from your team.

When someone asks what has changed, you have the records to hand. Keep track of what has been checked and what still needs a closer look.

Talk to Bazil about your site See the tools for teams

Get in touch

Have a place
in mind?

Tell me a little about it. I’ll help you work out where a tile could go and how to get started.

Email Bazil