Leafbook: Plant ID & Care

Leafbook knows when your plant needs water, because it knows where your plant lives. Most houseplants die of overwatering, and the worst part is that too much water looks exactly like thirst: the lower leaves yellow, the plant droops, and people water it again. A fixed calendar makes that worse. Leafbook asks where the plant sits and adapts the interval to the light, then tells you why it changed. WATERING THAT FITS YOUR HOME • Say where a plant sits: a sunny window, near a window, a few metres away, or no window at all • The watering interval follows the light, and the reason is written in one line • Tell it when you last watered a plant when you add it • The reminder has two buttons: watered, or the soil is still damp. The second one holds the watering and stretches the schedule, so the app learns your home WHEN SOMETHING LOOKS WRONG • Leafbook measures the colour of the leaves in your photos and warns you when they drift towards yellow, usually before you notice • Three questions about the soil name the cause: too much water, too little, not enough light, dry air or pests • You get a 14 day rescue plan with dated steps, and the watering schedule follows it IDENTIFY AND LEARN • Point the camera at a plant and get a species suggestion with a watering schedule to match • A searchable catalog of 146 houseplants with light, humidity, pet safety and practical tips WATCH IT GROW • The ghost camera floats your last photo over the viewfinder so every shot lines up • Leafbook measures how much leaf area the frame gained: +38% in 60 days • Before and after slider, timelapse replay, and share cards for one plant or the whole collection LEAFBOOK PRO The free plan keeps 3 plants, 1 identification and 1 rescue plan. Pro removes the limits and adds watering reminders. Monthly, yearly (7-day free trial) or a one-time lifetime purchase. Subscriptions renew automatically through your Google account unless cancelled at least 24 hours before the end of the period. Privacy: https://berkalparslan.github.io/privacy/leafbook/