Nebula Plant Watering Reminder

A plant identifier with no subscription: identify plants by picture, learn how to care for them, and get a watering reminder only on days a plant might be thirsty. Is it safe for cats and dogs? For 60 of the 76 houseplants in its care guide, Nebula Plant says whether the ASPCA lists it as toxic or safe. Need more than 10 plant names a day? A small one-time purchase raises it to 30.

Snap a plant and Nebula Plant tells you what it is, honestly. When it's sure, it says so. When it isn't, it shows you the best candidates and lets you choose, because a wrong name with confidence is how plants get lost.

No subscription
• Naming plants is free: 10 a day, with no trial and no card
• Need more? A small one-time purchase raises the limit to 30 a day on your phone. It never renews. It's yours to keep, and Restore brings it back if you change phones

Each plant takes its own lit alcove in your cabinet, with its botanical plate in ink and wash, its name and its number in your collection, and a keepsake card sealed with the day it joined. Brush a finger across the cabinet and the leaves sway. Watch it fill up, one plant at a time.

Plant care that fits real life
• Care for 76 popular houseplants, including which ones are toxic to cats and dogs, based on ASPCA lists
• Gentle watering reminders only on days a plant might be thirsty, at the time you choose. One note, never a streak or a guilt trip
• Plants rest in winter, so the rhythm slows down automatically
• "Log watering" and "Not yet" are one tap away

Watch them grow
• Growth photos: add a dated photo whenever you like and scroll back through months of growth
• Nicknames and rooms make every reminder sound like home: "The Boston fern in the kitchen might be thirsty"

Private by design
• No account and no ads
• The app never uploads your plants or your photos. To name a plant, one small copy of the photo is sent to identify it. Our server doesn't keep it, and the identification service may keep it for up to 30 days. If you buy a higher daily limit, Google Play handles your payment and we never see your card
• The app sends anonymous counts of how far people get in it, so we can fix the spots where they get stuck. No ID, nothing about you or your photos. Counting is on for new installs, with a note on the welcome screen, and some regions are asked first. Turn it off anytime in Settings
• Delete everything from Settings at any time

Nebula Plant is made by Nebula Colors LLC.

Photos via iNaturalist: lcchacon21, Adrianh M. Orozco, Margaret Forrest, Jagdish Supekar, Frank Dietze and portioid (CC BY), Gustavo Sandres and alessandradalia (CC BY-SA).