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Plant Identifier №1 - Instant Plant Recognition and Expert Care
Plant Identifier №1 makes it easy to identify plants from a photo and provides detailed guidance on how to care for them. It is a smart companion for anyone who wants to confidently take care of houseplants, garden species, or wild plants.
Instant Plant Recognition
Simply take a photo or upload an image - the app quickly analyzes it and delivers an accurate plant name and species. The advanced recognition technology identifies thousands of plants, from common indoor varieties to rare garden species.
Detailed Plant Profiles
Every identified plant comes with a comprehensive profile, including:
. Scientific and common names
. Description and key characteristics
. Light, temperature, humidity, and soil requirements
. Recommendations for watering, feeding, and repotting
. Toxicity information for children and pets
Personal Plant Collection
Save plants to your personal collection for quick access to their profiles. Your home garden is always within reach.
Smart Care Reminders
Set custom reminders for each plant. The app notifies you when it’s time to water, feed, mist, or repot. Care becomes simple and precise without the risk of missing an important step.
Why Plant Identifier №1
. High-accuracy plant recognition
. Expert care recommendations
. Easy plant collection management
. Flexible reminders for each species
. Suitable for beginners and experienced plant lovers
. Clean interface and quick access to all information
Plant Identifier №1 is a reliable, intuitive tool that helps you build a healthy plant collection and maintain it effortlessly.
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Version History — More accurate plant disease detection
— Fewer mistakes
— More uncomfortable truths about your plants 1.1.1 Sep 7 — Now we diagnose illnesses more accurately
— We work more reliably
— Because “it’ll go away on its own” isn’t much of a plan 1.0.12 Aug 18 - We’ve made getting started with the app simpler and clearer
- Learn how to help your plant faster
- Polished the interface and improved the experience 1.0.11 Jun 22 — We identify plants faster
— Added a bit of AI magic
— More chances to save your plant before your “care” 1.0.10 May 26 — We identify plants faster
than you can kill them
— Fewer bugs
— More truth about your plants’ condition 1.0.9 Apr 30 Helps you not kill even a cactus 1.0.8 Apr 21 We fertilized stability, weeded out bugs — now the app is blooming. 1.0.7 Mar 31 Our application has blossomed anew and become even more stable. 1.0.6 Mar 21 • "Devil's Advocate" Mode: If your geranium wilts, the app no longer says "You killed it." Now we say: "It's just in a creative rut" or "It's working on its tan."
• Weed Identification: Now we can even recognize those cheeky green freeloaders sprouting between your patio tiles, pretending it was all part of the original landscape design.
• New Feature: Virtual finger-prodding of the soil to check if it's dry. (Spoiler alert: We'll still remind you to water it in three days anyway). 1.0.5 Mar 12 If the plant looks like it has 2 days left to live, the app activates panic mode and:
- reminds you to water it
- suggests moving it away from the radiator
- stops pretending everything is fine 1.0.4 Feb 25 The app is smarter now:
it recognizes plants faster than you can say, “That’s definitely not a weed.” 1.0.3 Feb 19 We fed the app and removed the bug weeds.
Now it works even better. 1.0.2 Feb 5 We weeded out the bugs and watered the stability.
Now the app feels great. 1.1 Jan 26 1.0 Jan 11
About Plant Identifier №1
The company that develops Plant Identifier №1 is Daria Bobriashova. The latest version released by its developer is 1.1.1.
To install Plant Identifier №1 on your iOS device, just click the green Continue To App button above to start the installation process. The app is listed on our website since 2026-10-13 and was downloaded 0 times. We have already checked if the download link is safe, however for your own protection we recommend that you scan the downloaded app with your antivirus. Your antivirus may detect the Plant Identifier №1 as malware if the download link is broken.
How to install Plant Identifier №1 on your iOS device:
- Click on the Continue To App button on our website. This will redirect you to the App Store.
- Once the Plant Identifier №1 is shown in the iTunes listing of your iOS device, you can start its download and installation. Tap on the GET button to the right of the app to start downloading it.
- If you are not logged-in the iOS appstore app, you'll be prompted for your your Apple ID and/or password.
- After Plant Identifier №1 is downloaded, you'll see an INSTALL button to the right. Tap on it to start the actual installation of the iOS app.
- Once installation is finished you can tap on the OPEN button to start it. Its icon will also be added to your device home screen.
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Version History
version 1.1.1
posted on 2026-10-13
Version History — More accurate plant disease detection
— Fewer mistakes
— More uncomfortable truths about your plants 1.1.1 Sep 7 — Now we diagnose illnesses more accurately
— We work more reliably
— Because “it’ll go away on its own” isn’t much of a plan 1.0.12 Aug 18 - We’ve made getting started with the app simpler and clearer
- Learn how to help your plant faster
- Polished the interface and improved the experience 1.0.11 Jun 22 — We identify plants faster
— Added a bit of AI magic
— More chances to save your plant before your “care” 1.0.10 May 26 — We identify plants faster
than you can kill them
— Fewer bugs
— More truth about your plants’ condition 1.0.9 Apr 30 Helps you not kill even a cactus 1.0.8 Apr 21 We fertilized stability, weeded out bugs — now the app is blooming. 1.0.7 Mar 31 Our application has blossomed anew and become even more stable. 1.0.6 Mar 21 • "Devil's Advocate" Mode: If your geranium wilts, the app no longer says "You killed it." Now we say: "It's just in a creative rut" or "It's working on its tan."
• Weed Identification: Now we can even recognize those cheeky green freeloaders sprouting between your patio tiles, pretending it was all part of the original landscape design.
• New Feature: Virtual finger-prodding of the soil to check if it's dry. (Spoiler alert: We'll still remind you to water it in three days anyway). 1.0.5 Mar 12 If the plant looks like it has 2 days left to live, the app activates panic mode and:
- reminds you to water it
- suggests moving it away from the radiator
- stops pretending everything is fine 1.0.4 Feb 25 The app is smarter now:
it recognizes plants faster than you can say, “That’s definitely not a weed.” 1.0.3 Feb 19 We fed the app and removed the bug weeds.
Now it works even better. 1.0.2 Feb 5 We weeded out the bugs and watered the stability.
Now the app feels great. 1.1 Jan 26 1.0 Jan 11
version 1.1.1
posted on 2026-09-11
Version History — More accurate plant disease detection
— Fewer mistakes
— More uncomfortable truths about your plants 1.1.1 3d ago — Now we diagnose illnesses more accurately
— We work more reliably
— Because “it’ll go away on its own” isn’t much of a plan 1.0.12 Aug 18 - We’ve made getting started with the app simpler and clearer
- Learn how to help your plant faster
- Polished the interface and improved the experience 1.0.11 Jun 22 — We identify plants faster
— Added a bit of AI magic
— More chances to save your plant before your “care” 1.0.10 May 26 — We identify plants faster
than you can kill them
— Fewer bugs
— More truth about your plants’ condition 1.0.9 Apr 30 Helps you not kill even a cactus 1.0.8 Apr 21 We fertilized stability, weeded out bugs — now the app is blooming. 1.0.7 Mar 31 Our application has blossomed anew and become even more stable. 1.0.6 Mar 21 • "Devil's Advocate" Mode: If your geranium wilts, the app no longer says "You killed it." Now we say: "It's just in a creative rut" or "It's working on its tan."
• Weed Identification: Now we can even recognize those cheeky green freeloaders sprouting between your patio tiles, pretending it was all part of the original landscape design.
• New Feature: Virtual finger-prodding of the soil to check if it's dry. (Spoiler alert: We'll still remind you to water it in three days anyway). 1.0.5 Mar 12 If the plant looks like it has 2 days left to live, the app activates panic mode and:
- reminds you to water it
- suggests moving it away from the radiator
- stops pretending everything is fine 1.0.4 Feb 25 The app is smarter now:
it recognizes plants faster than you can say, “That’s definitely not a weed.” 1.0.3 Feb 19 We fed the app and removed the bug weeds.
Now it works even better. 1.0.2 Feb 5 We weeded out the bugs and watered the stability.
Now the app feels great. 1.1 Jan 26 1.0 Jan 11
version 1.0.12
posted on 2026-09-04
Version History — Now we diagnose illnesses more accurately
— We work more reliably
— Because “it’ll go away on its own” isn’t much of a plan 1.0.12 Aug 18 - We’ve made getting started with the app simpler and clearer
- Learn how to help your plant faster
- Polished the interface and improved the experience 1.0.11 Jun 22 — We identify plants faster
— Added a bit of AI magic
— More chances to save your plant before your “care” 1.0.10 May 26 — We identify plants faster
than you can kill them
— Fewer bugs
— More truth about your plants’ condition 1.0.9 Apr 30 Helps you not kill even a cactus 1.0.8 Apr 21 We fertilized stability, weeded out bugs — now the app is blooming. 1.0.7 Mar 31 Our application has blossomed anew and become even more stable. 1.0.6 Mar 21 • "Devil's Advocate" Mode: If your geranium wilts, the app no longer says "You killed it." Now we say: "It's just in a creative rut" or "It's working on its tan."
• Weed Identification: Now we can even recognize those cheeky green freeloaders sprouting between your patio tiles, pretending it was all part of the original landscape design.
• New Feature: Virtual finger-prodding of the soil to check if it's dry. (Spoiler alert: We'll still remind you to water it in three days anyway). 1.0.5 Mar 12 If the plant looks like it has 2 days left to live, the app activates panic mode and:
- reminds you to water it
- suggests moving it away from the radiator
- stops pretending everything is fine 1.0.4 Feb 25 The app is smarter now:
it recognizes plants faster than you can say, “That’s definitely not a weed.” 1.0.3 Feb 19 We fed the app and removed the bug weeds.
Now it works even better. 1.0.2 Feb 5 We weeded out the bugs and watered the stability.
Now the app feels great. 1.1 Jan 26 1.0 Jan 11
version 1.0.12
posted on 2026-08-22
Version History — Now we diagnose illnesses more accurately
— We work more reliably
— Because “it’ll go away on its own” isn’t much of a plan 1.0.12 3d ago - We’ve made getting started with the app simpler and clearer
- Learn how to help your plant faster
- Polished the interface and improved the experience 1.0.11 Jun 22 — We identify plants faster
— Added a bit of AI magic
— More chances to save your plant before your “care” 1.0.10 May 26 — We identify plants faster
than you can kill them
— Fewer bugs
— More truth about your plants’ condition 1.0.9 Apr 30 Helps you not kill even a cactus 1.0.8 Apr 21 We fertilized stability, weeded out bugs — now the app is blooming. 1.0.7 Mar 31 Our application has blossomed anew and become even more stable. 1.0.6 Mar 21 • "Devil's Advocate" Mode: If your geranium wilts, the app no longer says "You killed it." Now we say: "It's just in a creative rut" or "It's working on its tan."
• Weed Identification: Now we can even recognize those cheeky green freeloaders sprouting between your patio tiles, pretending it was all part of the original landscape design.
• New Feature: Virtual finger-prodding of the soil to check if it's dry. (Spoiler alert: We'll still remind you to water it in three days anyway). 1.0.5 Mar 12 If the plant looks like it has 2 days left to live, the app activates panic mode and:
- reminds you to water it
- suggests moving it away from the radiator
- stops pretending everything is fine 1.0.4 Feb 25 The app is smarter now:
it recognizes plants faster than you can say, “That’s definitely not a weed.” 1.0.3 Feb 19 We fed the app and removed the bug weeds.
Now it works even better. 1.0.2 Feb 5 We weeded out the bugs and watered the stability.
Now the app feels great. 1.1 Jan 26 1.0 Jan 11
version 1.0.11
posted on 2026-07-25
Version History - We’ve made getting started with the app simpler and clearer
- Learn how to help your plant faster
- Polished the interface and improved the experience 1.0.11 Jun 22 — We identify plants faster
— Added a bit of AI magic
— More chances to save your plant before your “care” 1.0.10 May 26 — We identify plants faster
than you can kill them
— Fewer bugs
— More truth about your plants’ condition 1.0.9 Apr 30 Helps you not kill even a cactus 1.0.8 Apr 21 We fertilized stability, weeded out bugs — now the app is blooming. 1.0.7 Mar 31 Our application has blossomed anew and become even more stable. 1.0.6 Mar 21 • "Devil's Advocate" Mode: If your geranium wilts, the app no longer says "You killed it." Now we say: "It's just in a creative rut" or "It's working on its tan."
• Weed Identification: Now we can even recognize those cheeky green freeloaders sprouting between your patio tiles, pretending it was all part of the original landscape design.
• New Feature: Virtual finger-prodding of the soil to check if it's dry. (Spoiler alert: We'll still remind you to water it in three days anyway). 1.0.5 Mar 12 If the plant looks like it has 2 days left to live, the app activates panic mode and:
- reminds you to water it
- suggests moving it away from the radiator
- stops pretending everything is fine 1.0.4 Feb 25 The app is smarter now:
it recognizes plants faster than you can say, “That’s definitely not a weed.” 1.0.3 Feb 19 We fed the app and removed the bug weeds.
Now it works even better. 1.0.2 Feb 5 We weeded out the bugs and watered the stability.
Now the app feels great. 1.1 Jan 26 1.0 Jan 11
version 1.0.10
posted on 2026-06-03
Version History — We identify plants faster
— Added a bit of AI magic
— More chances to save your plant before your “care” 1.0.10 May 26 — We identify plants faster
than you can kill them
— Fewer bugs
— More truth about your plants’ condition 1.0.9 Apr 30 Helps you not kill even a cactus 1.0.8 Apr 21 We fertilized stability, weeded out bugs — now the app is blooming. 1.0.7 Mar 31 Our application has blossomed anew and become even more stable. 1.0.6 Mar 21 • "Devil's Advocate" Mode: If your geranium wilts, the app no longer says "You killed it." Now we say: "It's just in a creative rut" or "It's working on its tan."
• Weed Identification: Now we can even recognize those cheeky green freeloaders sprouting between your patio tiles, pretending it was all part of the original landscape design.
• New Feature: Virtual finger-prodding of the soil to check if it's dry. (Spoiler alert: We'll still remind you to water it in three days anyway). 1.0.5 Mar 12 If the plant looks like it has 2 days left to live, the app activates panic mode and:
- reminds you to water it
- suggests moving it away from the radiator
- stops pretending everything is fine 1.0.4 Feb 25 The app is smarter now:
it recognizes plants faster than you can say, “That’s definitely not a weed.” 1.0.3 Feb 19 We fed the app and removed the bug weeds.
Now it works even better. 1.0.2 Feb 5 We weeded out the bugs and watered the stability.
Now the app feels great. 1.1 Jan 26 1.0 Jan 11
version 1.0.4
posted on 2026-02-25
If the plant looks like it has 2 days left to live, the app activates panic mode and:
- reminds you to water it
- suggests moving it away from the radiator
- stops pretending everything is fine
version 1.0.2
posted on 2026-02-05
We fed the app and removed the bug weeds.
Now it works even better.
version 1.0.7
posted on 1970-01-01
We fertilized stability, weeded out bugs — now the app is blooming.
version 1.0.3
posted on 1970-01-01
The app is smarter now:
it recognizes plants faster than you can say, “That’s definitely not a weed.”
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