Point. Snap. Know every plant around you.
GardenGenius identifies 30,000+ species instantly, diagnoses diseases from a single photo, and gives you personalized care guides.
30,000+
species recognized
95%
identification accuracy
< 3s
instant results
1 snap
disease diagnosis
Generic search engines weren't built for this.
Google can't tell a Monstera deliciosa from a Philodendron. GardenGenius uses vision AI trained on millions of botanical images to identify species with expert-level precision.
Your plant is turning yellow — but is it overwatering, root rot, or nitrogen deficiency? One photo gives you a diagnosis and a step-by-step recovery plan.
Every species has different needs. GardenGenius generates personalized care schedules for light, water, fertilizer, and repotting based on your exact plant.
Everything your garden needs in one app.
AI Plant ID
Snap a photo and get instant species identification with confidence scores, common names, and botanical classification.
Disease Diagnosis
Detect leaf spots, powdery mildew, root rot, nutrient deficiencies, and 100+ conditions from a single photo.
Care Guides
Personalized watering, light, soil, humidity, and fertilizer recommendations for every identified species.
Watering Reminders
Smart schedules that adapt to your plant types, pot sizes, and local climate. Never overwater or underwater again.
Garden Journal
Track your plant collection with photos, growth milestones, and notes. Watch your garden thrive over time.
Species Encyclopedia
Browse 30,000+ species with in-depth profiles — origin, toxicity, propagation tips, and companion planting.
From plant parents who finally stopped guessing.
"I pointed my phone at a weed in my backyard and GardenGenius identified it as Virginia Creeper — and warned me it was toxic to my dog. Literally saved me."
Amanda K.
127 plants scanned
"My fiddle leaf fig was dying and I had no idea why. One photo showed it was bacterial leaf spot, not overwatering like I thought. The treatment plan actually worked."
James W.
Plant rescue success
"I use it on every hike. It's like having a botanist in my pocket. The species detail pages are better than most field guides I've bought."
Sofia L.
Nature enthusiast
There are 400,000+ known plant species on Earth.
Now you can identify any of them with a single photo.
iPhone · iOS 17+ · Free to start