That mystery houseplant, the flower on your walk, the weed taking over the lawn. Point your camera and LeafWho tells you what it is, whether it's safe around your pets and kids, and exactly how to care for it.
Identify my first plant →Frame a leaf, flower, fruit or bark. One clear photo is usually all it takes.
LeafWho compares your photo against a large botanical image database and shows its top matches with a confidence score.
See whether it's toxic to pets, how much light and water it needs, and what its common problems look like.
Not a vague guess. You get the most likely species, its family and close look-alikes, each with a match score.
Every ID comes with a toxicity check for cats, dogs and people, so you know before it goes on the windowsill.
Light, water rhythm, humidity, soil and the three problems you're most likely to hit, in plain English.
Compare reference photos of the top matches so you can confirm the right one yourself.
Save every plant you identify to your own collection, with your photo, so you can look it up again in a tap.
Got a gift plant with no tag? Bought one labelled just "tropical"? Find out exactly what you've got and how to keep it alive.
Some of the most popular houseplants and garden flowers aren't safe for cats, dogs or curious toddlers. Check before you bring one home.
Name the wildflower on the trail, the tree on your street, or the weed in your veg patch, and learn something new every walk.
For clear photos of common plants, the top match is usually right. Accuracy drops with blurry photos, seedlings or very rare species, which is why LeafWho always shows a confidence score and look-alikes so you can double-check.
No. LeafWho runs in your phone's browser on iPhone and Android. Add it to your home screen and it opens just like an app.
Houseplants, garden flowers, trees, shrubs, herbs, succulents, wildflowers and common weeds. For the best result, photograph a single leaf, flower, fruit or the bark up close.
No. Never eat a wild plant based on an app identification. LeafWho's safety info is a helpful first check, not a guarantee. If a pet or child may have eaten a plant, call your vet or poison control right away.
Yes. You can cancel your subscription at any time, and you keep access until the end of the period you've paid for.
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