Point your camera at any plant. Plainleaf tells you what it is, whether it looks unwell, and exactly what to do about it — and tells you how sure it is in words, not invented percentages.
Three free scans every month. No account, ever.
Frame one leaf. Any plant, any window light — no setup, no sign-up.
Species, health and confidence in plain words. When two plants look alike, you see the candidates and make the call.
A watering and feeding rhythm you can adjust, a reminder when something's due, and a widget that shows what needs you today.
Leaf spot, pests, deficiencies — flagged with step-by-step treatment while it's still one leaf. When more than one cause fits, you see them all and tap the one that matches. Diagnosis and treatment are free for every user, always.
Water and feed on a rhythm tuned to each plant. Mark things done straight from the notification, and a home screen widget shows what needs you today.
Plants known to be toxic to cats and dogs are flagged on every identification. And when a plant isn't in our list, Plainleaf says “we don't know” — it never guesses “safe.”
Every plant keeps a photo timeline so you can see how it's changed. Everything lives on your phone and your own private iCloud. There is no Plainleaf account and no sign-up.
Every scan you take — free or paid — comes with the full result: identification, health check, diagnosis, treatment steps, care schedule and pet-safety flags. Pro simply removes the scan limit.
Treatment steps are always free — Pro or not. If your plant is sick, you get the diagnosis and what to do about it, whether you ever pay us a penny. Subscriptions show the exact date and amount you'll be charged before the trial starts, we remind you the day before any renewal, and cancelling takes two taps from inside the app.
You get three free scans a month, and each one includes the complete result — identification, diagnosis, treatment steps and a care schedule. Adding plants by name never costs a scan. Pro ($4.49/month, $29.99/year, or $59.99 once) removes the scan limit; it doesn't unlock hidden features.
It says so, in words. A clear-cut match reads “Strong match.” A close call shows you the candidates — most likely first — and you pick. Health findings are labelled “Most likely,” “Likely” or “Possible.” You'll never see a confident-looking percentage invented to sound precise.
Identifying a plant needs a connection, but your photo is never lost — Plainleaf queues the scan and finishes it automatically when you're back online. Your garden, care schedule and reminders work offline.
From inside the app: You → Manage subscription, which takes you straight to the App Store's subscription page. We also remind you the day before a trial converts or a subscription renews, with the exact amount.
Plainleaf flags plants known to be toxic to cats and dogs, drawn from published veterinary sources. When a plant isn't in our list, it tells you “we don't know” rather than guessing it's safe. It's guidance, not a vet — if your pet has chewed something suspect, call your vet first.
Free to download when we launch. Your first scan takes seconds.