Plant AI: Identification Care

Plant AI turns your camera into a botanist. Photograph any plant to learn what it is, understand what is going wrong with it, and get a care routine you can actually keep up with.

IDENTIFY ANY PLANT
Point your camera at a houseplant, a tree on your street, or something growing in a friend's garden. Plant AI returns the common and scientific name, the plant family, and a full care profile: light needs, watering rhythm, temperature range, humidity, soil, feeding, repotting and propagation. When more than one species is plausible, you see the alternatives with how confident the result is.

DIAGNOSE A STRUGGLING PLANT
Photograph a leaf that worries you and get a plain-language explanation of what is happening — overwatering, too little light, a nutrient problem, pests or disease. Each finding comes with how serious it is and what the photo actually shows, followed by an ordered treatment plan you tick off as you work through it.

TOXICITY WARNINGS
Every identification tells you whether the plant is toxic to pets or to people, so you can decide where it lives before it comes home.

LIGHT METER
Your camera measures how much light reaches any corner of your home, in lux, and compares it with what your plant needs. Move the pot a metre and measure again to find the spot where it will actually thrive.

CARE REMINDERS
Watering, misting and feeding on each plant's own schedule rather than one generic weekly alarm. A single calm notification a day, and any reminder can be switched off with one tap.

AI BOTANIST
Ask anything in your own words. The assistant knows the plants you have added, the light in your home and the problems you have already diagnosed, so the answers are about your collection rather than a general article.

YOUR GARDEN, KEPT
Every plant you add keeps its own history: health over time, what care you logged and when, past diagnoses and light readings. Nothing is lost between seasons.

WHAT YOU SHOULD KNOW
Identification and diagnosis are produced by an image model and can be wrong. Do not rely on Plant AI to decide whether a plant is safe to eat, safe to touch, or safe after ingestion. If a person or an animal has eaten part of a plant, contact a doctor or a vet immediately. For valuable or unusual specimens, confirm with a horticulturist.

SUBSCRIPTION
Plant AI is a subscription app. Weekly, monthly and yearly plans are available; the yearly plan i