WildLarder Spiral

Wild-food seasons collapse into a blur of lucky weekends unless the windows stay visible. This tool exists so foragers can follow greens, berries, nuts, mushrooms, and other yield as an ordered spiral—scout, early take, peak, fade, haul-sort, preserve-prep—and know which phase is open and which still waits for a mark. Season projects hold place names, habitat cues, and yield families the way memory already works: fields, woods, and edges—not tracks, not photo IDs, not a shopping list. Log outings into phases, honor the scout gate before peak takes, fork early or late year variants, and split-compare seasons when the land ran differently. Gap review and phase-load charts show where the spiral thins; soft-take tips and care principles you write yourself keep the taking gentle. Advance window by window with plain cues instead of guesswork—and leave the strongest stands standing.