About this app
Every bonsai you grow is one of a kind. Idle Bonsai is a calm incremental game about tending a tree that's genuinely yours. Each tree grows procedurally — branch by branch, shaped by how you water, prune, and care for it. No two ever grow the same. It grows while you're away. Check in for a quiet minute of pruning, set things in motion, and come back to find your tree taller, fuller, and a little more itself. No timers begging you to return — your bonsai just grows. Shape it. Sell it. Start again. When a tree's story is done, score it, sell it, and begin a new one — every finished bonsai is remembered in your collection, and every new seed grows differently.
Latest release
What’s New
A friendlier start and a smarter tree! • New-player walkthrough: coach marks guide your first tree — and Prune is now free, with features revealing as you master species. • Your care now drives how fast the tree grows — keep it watered and fed, or growth stalls. • Share your bonsai! Post a snapshot of the tree you grew — with its score — from the sell summary or History. • The Lab grew up: queue researches per slot, and research times now scale with impact. • History now shows a thumbnail of every tree you've sold — tap to view or share, even offline. • Sign in with Apple, now on Android too. • Your first gem visitor is a guaranteed free gift — no ad required. • Send feedback right from the menu, smarter care reminders, and item names in the Inventory. • Fixes: the gifted Time Warp can no longer vanish, watering always drops at least one Leaf, Bamboo & Baobab can reach Ancient again, and sold trees no longer go missing from History.
Audience growth
Ratings growth
Baseline captured. Growth appears after the crawler observes a changed rating count.
Momentum comes from crawler snapshots for the tracked storefront. “Viral growth signal” means unusually fast recent rating gains; it is an indicator, not download data.
Price tracking
Price intelligence
First snapshot captured. The trend line starts after the next crawler price observation.
- First observed Aug 26, 2026 · 11:16 PM Free