Hypha vs SpawnLog
Hypha and SpawnLog both replace the grow spreadsheet. SpawnLog is an iOS app that keeps your log on the device and sells its Pro upgrade once. Hypha runs on iOS, Android and the web, syncs to an account, and adds lineage, inventory and teams.
SpawnLog details checked on November 9, 2026, on SpawnLog's own pages.
How do Hypha and SpawnLog compare?
Hypha and SpawnLog differ most in platforms, where your data lives and pricing. The table puts the details side by side.
| Feature | Hypha | SpawnLog |
|---|---|---|
| Platforms | iOS and Android apps, plus the web app. | An iOS app. No Android or web app is listed. |
| Account | A free account; no credit card. | None. No account is required. |
| Where your data lives | In your Hypha account, synced across your phone and the web. Hypha is cloud-based, so Demeter Mycolabs can technically access backend data for things like debugging and support. | On your iPhone only; nothing is sent to a server. A ZIP export moves your records to a new iPhone. |
| Free plan | Free forever: 1 monitored zone, 25 active blocks, 7 days of environmental data, grow tracking and a photo journal. Monitored zones and environmental data need Hypha Aeris (closed beta, not for sale yet); grow tracking works without it. | Free: 5 active batches, flush and contamination logs, automatic biological efficiency, a substrate calculator, CSV and ZIP export, and share cards with a watermark. |
| Paid plans | Pro is $12 a month and Farm $25 a month plus $15 per extra user (USD). Every new account starts with a 60-day Pro trial, no card needed. | SpawnLog Pro is a one-time $6.99 purchase, with no subscription: unlimited active batches, stats charts, a recipe library and share cards without the watermark. |
| Sensors | Its own sensor, Hypha Aeris (CO₂, temperature, humidity), isn't for sale yet; reservations are planned for 2027. The app works without it. | No sensor support is mentioned. |
| Culture lineage | A family tree linking each culture, spawn bag and block to its parent. | Culture lineage isn't mentioned. |
| Contamination | Tag blocks as suspect or contaminated, and see each strain's contamination rate. | Logs the contamination type, the stage (agar, grain or bulk), the date, notes and photos. |
| Harvests | Wet and dry weight for every flush, and a Grow Summary when a block finishes. | Wet weight for every flush, with biological efficiency worked out automatically. |
| Costs | Inventory and recipes on every plan; cost per fresh pound on Pro and Farm. | A recipe library on Pro. Inventory and cost tracking aren't mentioned. |
| Teams | The Farm plan adds a shared farm with Manager, Grower and Viewer roles. | No team features are mentioned. |
| Data export | Export my data, in Profile & settings: a .zip of CSV files, with photos optional. | CSV, or a ZIP with photos, notes, contamination logs and recipes, on the free plan. |
| Built for | Advanced hobbyists running many strains, and microfarms ready to scale. | Home growers managing multiple batches who've outgrown paper and spreadsheets. |
| Company | Demeter Mycolabs LLC, Tijeras, New Mexico. | Kore Apps. |
Free forever · 60 days of Pro included · No credit card · iOS, Android & web
When is SpawnLog the better fit?
SpawnLog is likely the better choice in these cases:
- You want to pay once: SpawnLog Pro is $6.99, with no subscription.
- You want biological efficiency worked out for every flush.
- You want your log kept on your iPhone, with no account.
When is Hypha the better fit?
Hypha is likely the better choice in these cases:
- You use an Android phone or a computer, or want your grows on more than one device.
- You want a family tree linking every culture, spawn bag and block.
- You track inventory and costs, or run a farm with other people.
What happens to my grow data in Hypha?
Hypha shows your grows only to you and to teammates on a shared farm, unless you or a teammate who can edit the grow turns on its public link. Demeter Mycolabs doesn't sell your data, and doesn't share your identifiable data with other companies for their own advertising or model training. Hypha is cloud-based, so Demeter Mycolabs can technically access backend data for things like debugging, support and improving the platform. You can download your records as CSV files at any time, from Profile & settings → Privacy & data → Export my data. The privacy policy and data processing terms spell out the rest.
Do I have to subscribe to use Hypha?
No. Hypha's Free plan is free forever and needs no credit card. Pro and Farm are optional paid plans. If you upgrade, you can cancel anytime: you drop back to Free, and your grow data stays. Paid plans are billed through Stripe, from your Hypha account on the web. See Hypha pricing for the limits on each plan.
Where do these SpawnLog details come from?
The SpawnLog details come from SpawnLog's own website and store listings, checked on November 9, 2026. Prices and features change, so check the sources below before you decide. If something here is out of date, email support@demetermycolabs.com and we'll fix it.
SpawnLog is a trademark of its owner.
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