AI plant identification

Know every plant.
Grow every plant.

Snap a photo — PlantMe names the species, spots disease, and coaches you to a thriving home jungle.

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Free · 4.4★ · 26,000+ ratings

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· Plant identification· Disease diagnosis· Care reminders· Virtual garden· 35,000+ species
· Plant identification· Disease diagnosis· Care reminders· Virtual garden· 35,000+ species
· Plant identification· Disease diagnosis· Care reminders· Virtual garden· 35,000+ species
· Plant identification· Disease diagnosis· Care reminders· Virtual garden· 35,000+ species

Why PlantMe

Everything your plants need

One photo replaces guesswork, forums, and dying plants.

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· 35,000+ species

Name any plant in seconds

Point your camera at any leaf, flower or tree. PlantMe recognizes 35,000+ species instantly — a botanist in your pocket.

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· Diagnosis by photo

Catch sickness before it spreads

Brown spots? Drooping? Photograph the symptom and get a diagnosis with a step-by-step treatment plan developed with botanists.

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· Smart reminders

Never miss a watering again

Personalized schedules for watering, misting, feeding and repotting — tuned to each plant, your home and the season.

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· Virtual garden

Watch your home jungle thrive

Keep every plant in a beautiful virtual garden, track progress, and swap advice with plant lovers worldwide.

Under the hood

Serious botany, disguised as a photo app

Behind every snap: more than a decade of expert-labeled botanical data, millions of identifications, and a recognition engine we've tuned for one thing — being right.

  • 35,000+

    plant classes recognized

  • 93%

    correct species in the top results

  • 500+

    diseases, pests & stresses detected

  • 28

    languages supported

  • 10+ yrs

    of botanical training data

A tiny game

A plant is dying. Can you save it?

Play plant doctor for 60 seconds. Then meet the app that never guesses.

Play Plant Rescue →

it reacts — try it

See PlantMe in action

Your garden, in your pocket

Real screens from the app.

Your garden, organized.

Point. Identify. Instantly.

Know everything about it.

Light, decoded per plant.

Conditions matched to your climate.

How it works

From photo to plan in seconds

  1. A hand photographing a green leaf with a smartphone in natural light

    Snap a photo

    Point your camera at any plant, leaf, or flower — indoors, in the garden, or out on a walk. One clear shot is all PlantMe needs to get to work.

  2. A hand examining a plant leaf with dark spots and blemishes

    Get instant identification & diagnosis

    PlantMe names the species in seconds and, in the same shot, flags any disease, pest or deficiency it sees on the leaf. Species and symptoms — from one photo.

  3. A brass watering can beside potted plants on a bright windowsill

    Follow your personalized care plan

    You get a plan tuned to that plant, your home and the time of year — watering, light, feeding and repotting reminders that shift with the seasons so nothing gets missed.

The community

Grown by people like you

From balconies in Buenos Aires to greenhouses in Cornwall — a million little jungles.

  • Martina watering her balcony jungle in Buenos Aires

    Martina, 34

    Buenos Aires

    My balcony was two sad geraniums three years ago. Now it's a jungle — and I can finally name every leaf in it.

  • Ken pruning a bonsai pine in his Kyoto workshop

    Ken, 67

    Kyoto

    Bonsai teaches you to wait. PlantMe just reminds me when the pine actually needs me.

  • Amara at home in Lagos with her tall snake plant

    Amara, 29

    Lagos

    I killed every plant I owned until a snake plant. PlantMe told me to stop watering it. She's still alive.

  • Hugo among tomato plants on his Madrid terrace

    Hugo, 41

    Madrid

    My terrace grows more tomatoes than my grandmother's did — and she'd be proud, or annoyed.

  • Priya checking her balcony plants in the Mumbai monsoon

    Priya, 36

    Mumbai

    Monsoon on a balcony is chaos. The app helps me catch fungus before the whole railing collapses into green mush.

  • Sam's row of succulents on a dorm windowsill in Boston

    Sam, 23

    Boston

    Dorm succulents, mostly. My roommate calls it the desert corner. I call it therapy.

  • Ingrid tending plants under grow lights by a snowy Oslo window

    Ingrid, 58

    Oslo

    Grow lights from October to April. Without them, and without PlantMe reminding me to rotate the pots, we'd have winter and nothing else.

  • Diego's rooftop cactus collection in Mexico City

    Diego, 45

    Mexico City

    Two hundred cacti and counting. Every one identified, every one labeled — my wife says it's a problem.

  • Ahmed's indoor plant jungle in a sunlit Dubai apartment

    Ahmed, 38

    Dubai

    Building an indoor jungle in 45°C outside feels a little defiant. I love that.

  • Nora repotting a rescued plant on her Berlin floor

    Nora, 27

    Berlin

    I rescue the half-dead plants from the back of the supermarket. Most of them make it, actually.

  • Marco picking basil on a Tuscan stone windowsill

    Marco, 52

    Tuscany

    Olives outside, basil in the kitchen. The app settles arguments with my father about which pest is which.

  • Jade filming a plant video with tropical foliage in Manila

    Jade, 19

    Manila

    I make plant videos. PlantMe stops me from calling every aroid a monstera on camera.

  • June and her husband inside their Cornwall greenhouse

    June, 71

    Cornwall

    My husband and I have kept the greenhouse forty-three years. It's nice having something new to learn together.

  • Keiko arranging stems in her Osaka flower shop

    Keiko, 44

    Osaka

    As a florist I thought I knew every stem. Twice a week PlantMe humbles me — and I love it for that.

  • Tom watering plants with his young daughter in Toronto

    Tom, 33

    Toronto

    My kids race to identify things on our walks. My six-year-old knows 'trifoliate' now, somehow.

  • Fatima on her Cairo rooftop community garden at sunset

    Fatima, 40

    Cairo

    Our rooftop community garden feeds four families. The disease scanner has saved the tomatoes twice this year.

  • Lucas with a rare aroid in his São Paulo plant corner

    Lucas, 26

    São Paulo

    I hunt rare aroids. PlantMe stops me from paying rare-aroid prices for common philodendrons.

  • Elena handing a plant cutting to her grandchild in Athens

    Elena, 62

    Athens

    Every grandchild leaves my house with a cutting. I want them to have something that grows with them.

  • Ben inside his camper van with a leafy fern by the window

    Ben, 35

    Lisbon

    I live in a van with a fern named Frank. Frank has outlived two relationships.

  • Sofia among white arrangements in her Milan florist studio

    Sofia, 30

    Milan

    I do wedding florals. Brides send me photos of mystery flowers at 11pm — the app answers before I do.

  • Raj at his Birmingham allotment with courgettes and bean poles

    Raj, 48

    Birmingham

    Allotment number 47. The lads laugh at the phone, then ask me what's on their courgette leaves.

  • Mia tending kitchen herbs above the sink in her Seoul apartment

    Mia, 22

    Seoul

    A tiny shelf of kitchen herbs above the sink. Small, but every meal has something I grew.

  • Carmen planting seedlings with schoolchildren in a Sevilla courtyard

    Carmen, 55

    Sevilla

    My class garden started with two children and a bean. Now the school gate smells like jasmine in May.

FAQ

Questions, answered

What is PlantMe?+

PlantMe is an iOS app that identifies plants, diagnoses plant diseases, and gives you personalized care reminders. Point your camera at any plant to get instant answers.

How accurate is the plant identification?+

PlantMe recognizes over 35,000 species with industry-leading accuracy. Our AI models are trained on more than a decade of expert-labeled botanical data and updated continuously.

Can PlantMe diagnose plant diseases?+

Yes. Take a close-up photo of a sick leaf and PlantMe will identify common diseases, pests, and deficiencies — plus a treatment plan developed with botanists.

Is PlantMe free?+

PlantMe is free to download. A premium subscription unlocks unlimited identifications, advanced disease diagnostics, and full access to care reminders.

What devices does PlantMe support?+

PlantMe runs on iPhone, iPad, and Apple Vision. It requires iOS 15.6 or later.

How many plants can PlantMe identify?+

PlantMe identifies more than 35,000 plant classes — including houseplants, succulents, trees, flowers, herbs, vegetables and rare tropicals.

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Bring the wild home.

Free · 4.4 ★ · 26,000+ ratings