The AI plant care app that remembers your plant

Botanicaly suggests the next step and explains why. The advice builds on your plant’s own history.

How the AI works

How Botanicaly uses photos and plant information

Start with a photo

Point the camera. Botanicaly shows a likely match with high, medium, or low confidence. You can reject the result. Five identifications are free each day.

Your plant’s history can change the advice

That includes the setup you saved and the care you record. Tap Why? to see which factors Botanicaly used.

Find what’s wrong

Pro

With Pro, add photos and context. Botanicaly reviews possible causes from visible signs. You get one practical next step and something to watch for.

Adaptive care

The timing changes with the season and your answers.

Botanicaly asks, you feel the soil. Not dry means it waits and asks again in a few days. If that keeps happening, it offers a calmer pace.

01Starts with the season. Every 5 days in summer, 12 in winter.

02Your answer changes the timing. Say the soil is not dry and Botanicaly waits before asking again.

03Botanicaly notices a pattern. If this happens twice, it offers more time between checks.

See how the AI works →

Watering through the yearMonstera

12days between asks
in Dec

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JFMAMJJASOND

A calendar reminder asks 4 times this month

Botanicaly asks 2 times

Day 1Day 28

In this example, the calendar asked 4 times. Botanicaly asked twice and waited after you said the soil was not dry.

Find what’s wrongGolden pothos

Early overwatering stress

fairly confident

What’s happening

The soil is staying wet longer than this Golden pothos needs.

Do today

Pause watering and let the top 3–5 cm of soil dry.

Watch for

Firmer leaves and no new yellowing.

What to expect

Check again in 5 days. If yellowing spreads or stems soften, inspect the roots.

A photo cannot give a definitive diagnosis.

Example from the Botanicaly app

The JungleBook

Care information for 600+ plants

Find watering, light, soil, and pet-safety information. If a plant is missing, Botanicaly creates a care profile and saves it for next time.

Watering needsLight needsPet-toxicity guidance

Plant care guides →

MonsteraMonstera deliciosa

Snake plantSansevieria trifasciata

PothosEpipremnum aureum

Fiddle leaf figFicus lyrata

Pet-safe filter

Check pet safety before you decide on a plant

Identify a plant anywhere, then check how it fits your home, pets, and experience. Botanicaly uses curated pet-safety data and says when data is missing. This guidance does not replace your vet.

Pet-safe houseplants →

Get the app

You can start free and add Pro later.

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FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Can I use Botanicaly for free?

Yes. You can identify up to five plants a day free, save plants with their care history, use watering reminders and Still Wet tuning, and browse the JungleBook. Pro adds deeper AI and environmental tools. See the App Store or Google Play for current pricing and trial availability.

How accurate is plant identification?

Botanicaly shows a likely identification with high, medium, or low confidence. Photo quality and visible traits affect the result. You can retake the photo or reject it.

What can a photo not tell me?

A photo cannot confirm moisture deeper in the pot or hidden root health. It does not prove drainage or measure the light around your plant. It cannot give a definitive disease diagnosis. Check the soil before following a watering reminder.

Does weather tell Botanicaly what is happening indoors?

No. With Pro, local outdoor weather can be one input to care guidance. It is not a measurement of the conditions around your plant.

How does Botanicaly use my plant data?

Plant data and saved photos are stored with your account. Botanicaly does not sell personal data or run ads. You can export your plant records or delete your account and associated data.

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