Identify any plant with a photo.
Snap a photo of a plant, a leaf or a flower and artificial intelligence tells you what it is and how to look after it: species, sun, watering, pruning, soil, season and any problems it spots in the photo, with recommendations.
One photo and you know in seconds.
From the phone, right there in the garden. Your whole team can use it.
Take the photo
With the camera or from your gallery. Up to 3 photos of the same plant: the leaf, the flower, the trunk.
Tell it what's wrong
If you like, describe what you see: yellow leaves, spots, not flowering…
AI answers you
It tells you the species, how to care for it, what's wrong and what to do.
Everything you need to know about the plant.
Common and scientific name, family and how sure it is of the ID. If it’s unsure, it suggests other possible species. Plus the care sheet: sun, watering, pruning, soil and season.
- Common name, scientific name and family
- High, medium or low confidence, plus alternatives
- Sun, watering, pruning, soil and season
See what's wrong with the plant.
AI looks at the photo and tells you what it sees: dry leaves, spots, pests or lack of water. And it gives you recommendations to fix it. If you allow it, it uses your approximate area and the date to fine-tune the answer to the climate and season.
- Problems you can see in the photo
- Recommendations to fix them
- Answer tailored to your area and the season
Diagnosis
Your team, looking more professional in front of clients.
When a client asks what a plant is or why it's drying out, your gardener knows in seconds. It's in every plan, and you decide who on your team can use it.
- On all plans
- Permissions per worker
- From your phone, in the garden
Plant identifier
Snap a photo of a plant, leaf or flower and AI gives you the details: species, watering, sun, pruning, problems spotted and recommendations.
Frequently asked questions.
Is it in every plan?
Yes, the plant identifier comes with every plan.
How many photos can I use?
Up to 3 photos of the same plant, from the camera or gallery.
Does it tell me what's wrong with the plant?
Yes. Besides identifying it, it tells you what problems it spots in the photo and what to do about them.
Does it use my location?
Only if you give permission, and only your approximate area, to tailor the answer to the climate and season.
And all this, in the same app.
They’re not separate programs: they live together and talk to each other.
