Plant Dr AI

Something's wrong with your plant and you don't know what. Plant Dr AI looks at a photo and tells you: what species it is, what's actually wrong, and exactly what to do about it. Then — the part most plant apps skip — it tracks whether your plant is genuinely getting better. DIAGNOSE FROM A PHOTO Photograph the affected leaves and get back a health score, the likely problem, and the visual evidence behind that conclusion. Not vague advice — the specific spotting, discoloration or damage the diagnosis is based on. A CARE PLAN YOU CAN ACT ON Concrete steps, ordered by urgency: what to do today, what to do this week, and what to keep doing. Real quantities and frequencies, not "monitor your plant". TRACK RECOVERY OVER TIME This is what makes Plant Dr AI different. Check the same plant again in a week and it compares the two visits directly: • Which problems have cleared up • Which are still there, and whether they've improved or worsened • Whether anything new has appeared • A clear verdict: recovering, holding steady, or getting worse Every plant builds a timeline, so you can see whether what you're doing is working instead of guessing. BUILT TO BE HONEST Diagnoses come with confidence levels, and the app tells you what it's uncertain about. Plant health scores move around between photos, so small changes are treated as noise rather than dressed up as progress. When a care plan involves spraying something, you're told to follow the product label — and if the plant is edible, to check the pre-harvest interval before eating anything from it. NO ACCOUNT NEEDED Start diagnosing straight away. Create an account only if you want your plant history to survive changing phones. PRIVACY Your photos are sent to Google's Gemini API to produce the diagnosis and stored so your history works. They are not used to train AI models. You can delete any checkup, any plant, or your entire account from inside the app at any time. — Plant Dr AI gives AI-generated guidance, not professional advice. Diagnoses can be wrong. Check with a qualified horticulturist before treating food crops or acting on anything costly.