The easiest way in.
One bundle covers a whole thing — everything to start a garden you can cook from, for less than the parts.
Three doors, all open.
- 01Pour something goodFive sparkling flavours from $24. Free shipping, and free returns even on one you didn't love.
- 02Grow something$12 of seeds to test the idea, $62 for the bundle, $99 to preorder the Grow Box.
- 03Plan the weekGrovli is free to download and plans a day at a time before you pay anything.
Five flavours, nothing to hide.
Fruit, herbs, botanicals, bubbles. No sugar, no syrups, no ingredient you'd have to look up.
10% off your first order.
Join CitiGrove and we'll email your code. Use it whenever you like — it doesn't run out, and it stacks on top of free shipping.
One short note every few weeks. Unsubscribe in one click, any time.
- Free US shippingEvery order, no minimum. US addresses for now.
- 30-day free returnsBy mail, no restocking fee
- Preorder, risk-freeCancel before it ships, refunded in full
- Guest checkoutApple Pay or card via Stripe, no account to make
Grow it on the counter.
Eight pods, bamboo and glass, a misted dome. Scan each plant into your Grove in the app and the week gets planned around what's ready to pick.
For the walk to the market.
A jute carryall that wipes clean and folds flat, and three cotton staples cut in short runs.
CitiGrove runs on one app.
Tell Grovli how you eat, once. It plans your food in about thirty seconds — a day at a time free, the whole week from $14.99 — and writes the grocery list. The herbs on your counter show up in it as things to cook with. The people keeping you honest show up in it as a group. That is why the rest of CitiGrove holds together instead of being four unrelated purchases.
Every meal lands within 10% of your targets on all four macros, from USDA FoodData Central. Miss the tolerance and it never reaches your plan.
The week's shopping assembled for you, deduped against your pantry, and sent to Instacart in a tap. From $14.99 a month.
Scan what you grow into your Grove and cook around what's ready. In the app from the free tier.
Three things, one week.
- 1Plan the week
Grovli builds a plan around your macros, your allergies, and the way you eat, then writes the grocery list. Free to download, free to plan a day at a time.
- 2Pour something good
Small-batch sparkling water: fruit, herbs, botanicals, bubbles. No sugar and no syrups, from $24 with shipping on us.
- 3Grow a little of it
Seeds from $12, or eight herbs on the counter in the Grow Box. Scan them into your Grove and next week's cooking plans itself around them.
The questions we actually get.
How much is shipping?
Free, on every US order. No threshold, no minimum cart, no calculated rate at checkout.
What's your return policy?
30 days, free, by mail — anything bought in the shop.
Email info@citigrove.com with your order number and what you're sending back, and we'll send a label.
Am I charged now or when it ships?
Charged today, at checkout. A preorder is a real order, not a reservation.
What you get in exchange is a free exit. Cancel any time before it ships and the refund is automatic and in full, back the way you paid.
Does the free tier actually work, or is it a demo?
It works, with real limits. Free plans a day at a time, saves up to 50 meals, and gives you 20 advisor messages a day — enough to plan tomorrow's food properly and decide whether you want more.
The grocery list, pantry cooking, macro targets, and photo logging start at Standard.
How do I cancel my subscription?
It depends who bills you. If you subscribed on iPhone, Apple bills it — cancel in iOS Settings, then Apple Account, then Subscriptions.
If you subscribed on desktop, Stripe bills it and you cancel from your account page on the web. CitiGrove cannot cancel an Apple-billed subscription for you. We don't have that button.
What is CitiGrove, exactly?
A wellness brand with four shelves: sparkling water, the garden, wear and carry, and Grovli, the food-planning app.
The app is the centre of it. The rest is what we'd want on the counter and in the bag around it.
Joining the list.
Notes from the table.
Start with one good thing.
A flavour to pour, a garden on the counter, or a week of food planned in thirty seconds. Any door into CitiGrove works.