PlantEye: Plant Care & Water helps users track houseplants and garden plants with species-specific care guidance. A photo scan suggests up to three possible matches from a catalog of 302 plants, leaving the final selection to the user. For a confirmed species, PlantEye provides watering, light, humidity, feeding, and repotting guidance. Its schedule starts from a species baseline and adjusts for the plant’s light and season instead of using the same fixed interval for every plant. Local reminders and a per-plant journal can record watering, feeding, and repotting over time. The developer says recognition runs on-device and the app works offline without an account or ads; photos and plant records remain on the phone. Care recommendations cite sources such as RHS and university or botanical resources. Free access covers five plants and three scans a month. Pro removes those limits through an annual subscription or one-time purchase; current prices are not stated in the listing.
PlantEye: Plant Care & Water
PlantEye identifies common plants offline and adjusts species-based care schedules to light and season, with reminders and a journal.
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What it does
- Photograph a plant and review up to three species suggestions from a catalog of 302 plants.
- See species-based watering, light, humidity, feeding, and repotting guidance.
- Adjust care timing for light conditions and season rather than relying on one fixed interval.
- Set local care reminders and record watering, feeding, and repotting in a journal.
- Use on-device plant recognition and offline records in seven interface languages.
A good fit for
- Houseplant, herb, and garden growers who want species-based care schedules and logs.
- Users who prefer offline plant records and on-device photo recognition.
Worth knowing
- The free plan is limited to five plants and three scans per month; Pro removes those limits.
- Photo recognition offers candidate species for the user to confirm, and care recommendations are guidance rather than a guarantee of plant health.
Frequently asked questions
Answers based on the app’s official listing and reviewed information.
What is PlantEye: Plant Care & Water used for?
PlantEye identifies common plants offline and adjusts species-based care schedules to light and season, with reminders and a journal.
What can you do with PlantEye: Plant Care & Water?
Photograph a plant and review up to three species suggestions from a catalog of 302 plants. See species-based watering, light, humidity, feeding, and repotting guidance. Adjust care timing for light conditions and season rather than relying on one fixed interval. Set local care reminders and record watering, feeding, and repotting in a journal.
Who is PlantEye: Plant Care & Water designed for?
Houseplant, herb, and garden growers who want species-based care schedules and logs. Users who prefer offline plant records and on-device photo recognition.
What should you know before downloading PlantEye: Plant Care & Water?
The free plan is limited to five plants and three scans per month; Pro removes those limits. Photo recognition offers candidate species for the user to confirm, and care recommendations are guidance rather than a guarantee of plant health.
What does PlantEye: Plant Care & Water cost?
Free to download. Free access includes up to five plants and three scans per month. PlantEye Pro is available as an annual subscription; the listing does not state the current price. A one-time purchase of PlantEye Pro is also available; price is not stated in the listing.
Which platforms support PlantEye: Plant Care & Water?
Greatooly's reviewed app information lists iOS.
Researched from official sources; this is not a hands-on review. Last checked 2026-11-10.
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