Scan & identify
Point your camera at any plant. PlantPal names the species and loads its care profile in seconds.
PlantPal scans and identifies your plants, builds a care schedule, nudges you when something needs water, and tracks your whole garden’s health — with an AI plant doctor for the bad days.
No spreadsheets, no guesswork. PlantPal turns scattered plant care into a routine you can keep.
Point your camera at any plant. PlantPal names the species and loads its care profile in seconds.
Describe the yellow leaf or send a photo. Get a likely diagnosis and a fix you can actually follow.
Watering, feeding, misting and rotation scheduled from each plant’s real needs — delivered when you ask.
One number for your whole collection, trended over time, so you can see a slump before a plant does.
Keep the streak alive. Small, honest nudges that make consistent care a habit instead of a chore.
Share wins, ask questions, get answers. Replies and likes land straight in your notifications.
A single scan gives you the species, its light and water needs, pet-safety, and a recurring schedule — already on your calendar before you’ve put the pot down.
Post a leaf that’s misbehaving and the community weighs in. Every reply and like comes back as a notification, and tapping it drops you straight into the thread.
Three months of consistent misting and my Calathea finally unfurled a perfect new leaf 🌿
Yellowing lower leaves on a pothos — overwatering or just age?
PlantPal isn’t on the Play Store yet, so you install the APK directly from the project’s GitHub release — the same build anyone can rebuild from source.
Tap the button above on your Android phone (it comes from the GitHub release). You’ll get an .apk file in your Downloads.
Tap the download notification, or open it from your Files / Downloads app.
The first time, Android asks permission for your browser or file manager to install apps. Tap Settings → toggle Allow from this source → go back.
Play Protect scans apps from outside the Play Store and shows a warning by default. On the “unsafe app” or “app not scanned” dialog, tap More details → Install anyway (or Install without scanning).
Launch it from your app drawer, create an account, and scan your first plant. 🌱
Rather build it from source? Clone the repo and run flutter build apk --release. Everything you need is in the app repo.
PlantPal — the Flutter app and the Go API — is free to use, read, fork and self-host. If it’s useful to you, starring the repo is the easiest way to help other plant people find it.
github.com/Natnsis/plant_pal_app