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Free plant identifier: snap any plant for its name, care tips & pet safety.
What plant is this? Snap a photo and find out. Plantish is a free plant identifier app. Point your camera at any plant and get its name, an honest confidence score, a simple care card, and whether it's safe for your cat or dog. A FREE PLANT IDENTIFIER, ACTUALLY FREE • Identify 3 plants every day, free, forever • No "free trial" that quietly charges you • No account, no email, nothing to cancel your way out of • Want unlimited plant identification? There's a fair subscription, and a cancel button that works IDENTIFY PLANTS BY PICTURE One app for every plant you meet: • Houseplant identifier: monstera, pothos, snake plant, peace lily, fiddle leaf fig • Flower identifier: garden flowers, wildflowers, roses, orchids • Tree identifier: leaves, bark and trees in the park • Weed identifier: what's growing in your lawn or vegetable bed • Succulents, cacti, herbs and ferns HONEST ANSWERS, NOT CONFIDENT GUESSES Some plant scanners give a different name every time you scan. Plantish shows how sure it is. "94% sure" means trust it; "48% sure" comes with the runners-up so you can decide. PLANT CARE MADE SIMPLE Every plant identification comes with a plant care card written for real homes: • How much light it wants • When to water it (a practical rhythm, not "moderate moisture") • What soil it likes PET SAFE PLANTS? CHECK BEFORE YOU BUY Every scan checks whether the plant is toxic to cats and dogs. Monstera? Toxic. Spider plant? Safe. Many popular houseplants are on the toxic plants list, so scan before it goes on the windowsill. YOUR PLANT COLLECTION Every plant you identify lands in your collection with its common and scientific name. Watch the "species named" counter climb and keep a daily streak going. WHAT WE DON'T DO No account. No email address. No ads. Your scan history stays on your phone, and photos are analysed and never stored. Plant identifications and plant care tips are general guidance. If a pet has eaten something suspicious, call a vet.