Free · Designed in France
Identify the species, keep up with care, keep your garden in order, and ask Flora, who knows it by heart.
4.8 on the app stores50,000+ gardeners
Fewer notes, fewer apps, more order
Available on iPhone and Android
Paris
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In 4 days
My orchidWatering · every 8 days125 mL
Corn plantWatering · every 10 days200 mLIn 6 days
ZZ plantWatering · every 18 days200 mLIn 9 days
Wax plantWatering · every 10 days115 mLIn 12 days
Snake plantWatering · every 21 days200 mLCorn plant – Dracaena fragransAdded to Living RoomLun. 220:28Corn plant – Dracaena fragransIdentified in ParisLun. 220:27Wax plant – Hoya carnosaWatering • 115 mLDim. 109:12Snake plant – Dracaena trifasciataAdded to BedroomSam. 3118:40Snake plant – Dracaena trifasciataIdentified in ParisSam. 3118:39My orchid – Phalaenopsis amabilisWatering • 125 mLSam. 3109:05
NewTaxon ExplorerBrowse the global plant library and explore botanical families.DiscoverSee how it works
Three simple steps to become an expert on your plants.
Just frame your plant. The app automatically detects the leaves and flowers.
Epipremnum aureum, or pothos, is a climbing vine from the tropical forests of the Pacific. Its heart-shaped, yellow-marbled leaves grow noticeably larger when it can climb.
95% confidenceGet the name, toxicity level, and core care needs of your plant in under 5 seconds.
Paris
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My orchidWatering · every 8 days125 mLCorn plantWatering · every 10 days200 mLIn 6 days
ZZ plantWatering · every 18 days200 mLIn 9 days
Wax plantWatering · every 10 days115 mLIn 12 days
Snake plantWatering · every 21 days200 mLThe app builds a watering schedule that fits your plant and notifies you only when it matters.
Identify
One photo is enough. Floralens checks the plant against more than 400,000 species and shows its common name, scientific name and toxicity in under 5 seconds, with a confidence score you can actually read.
Epipremnum aureum, or pothos, is a climbing vine from the tropical forests of the Pacific. Its heart-shaped, yellow-marbled leaves grow noticeably larger when it can climb.
95% confidenceReminders
Watering, feeding, repotting, misting, turning, pruning, cleaning: each plant gets its own plan, and Floralens reminds you on the day, at the time you choose.
Paris
Cloudy
57°F
64°F50°F
In 4 days
My orchidWatering · every 8 days125 mLCorn plantWatering · every 10 days200 mLIn 6 days
ZZ plantWatering · every 18 days200 mLIn 9 days
Wax plantWatering · every 10 days115 mLIn 12 days
Snake plantWatering · every 21 days200 mLMy garden
Sort your plants by room, from the living room to the windowsill. Every plant gets its own page, and that page speaks in the first person: "I'm thirsty," "I'm doing well," "Pull me back a little."
Journal
Every task you check off goes into the plant's journal. Last watering, last feeding, last repotting: the answer is on its page, not in your memory.
I'm doing wellLeaves are perky, light feels steady.
Monstera deliciosa
Growing Season
Feed me every 4 weeks during the growing season (7 times per season). Remind me.
Recommended fertilizer: NPK 20-20-20
One app
Sticky notes on the fridge, a Sunday alarm and screenshots from forums end up contradicting each other. Floralens replaces them with one place, organized plant by plant.
Instead of
In Floralens
Flora and Dr. Flora
Two ways to get an answer. Ask Flora, the botanist who knows your garden by heart. Or show the problem to Dr. Flora: three photos, a few questions, and a care plan with clear priorities.
Move it to a brighter spot.
Likely cause
What the photo shows
The stems are stretching and the leaves are spacing out, the oldest ones are turning yellow. The plant is reaching for light.
Compare your habits to what your plant actually needs.
Encyclopedia
Every species has its own profile in the app: care, habitat, uses, taxonomy, and toxicity for dogs, cats and horses. Your plants' profiles stay readable offline, even at the far end of the yard.
Badges
Identifying, caring, photographing, sharing: 65 badges across 6 families reward what you actually do. Pin your three favorites to your profile.
Join 50,000 gardeners
Pro member · 147 reminders completed
My Monstera was dying, but thanks to the reminders, it grew 3 new leaves in a month!
Loving it since June 2025
I thought I had a green thumb... but the app showed me my plants needed more light.
14 plants in my collection
I identified a fungal infection on my fiddle leaf fig before it spread. Saved my favorite plant!
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Floralens is made by Chapalu Studio, a small team in Paris. No mandatory account, no selling your data, and a real address to write to when something isn't right.
Take a photo of a leaf, a flower or the whole plant. Floralens checks it against more than 400,000 species and, in under 5 seconds, shows the common name, the scientific name and a confidence score. If the photo leaves room for doubt, the app suggests alternatives.
Flora is the botanist who knows your garden by heart. Ask about watering, light or a yellowing leaf, and the answer takes into account the plants in your garden, their rooms and their care. When a task makes sense, Flora adds it to your plan if you switch it on.
Diagnosis from a photo. You send up to three photos (a leaf, the stem, the whole plant), answer a few questions about location, light, watering and soil, and Dr. Flora suggests a likely cause and treatment plans ranked by priority. Seven days later, the app asks whether things are improving.
The free version includes 4 identifications, 1 plant in your garden and 3 messages to Flora per day, with no account. Floralens Pro lifts those limits and adds full care programs and diagnosis from a photo.
No. Guest mode is enough to identify and look after a plant. An account lets you get your garden back after reinstalling the app or switching phones.
Your identifications are private by default. Your garden stays visible only to you unless you choose to show plants on your profile, and even then only the photo, the name and the species appear. We don't sell any data.
Each plant gets its own plan: watering, feeding, repotting, misting, turning, pruning, cleaning. Smart Schedule adjusts the frequencies to the seasons, and you choose when notifications arrive.
Identification needs a connection. Your plants' profiles, reminders and journals stay available offline. A photo taken without signal is kept in the app and analyzed as soon as you're back online.
Yes. Each species profile shows toxicity for dogs, cats and horses when the data exists, along with first steps if a pet eats some. It doesn't replace a vet's advice.
iPhone and Android. The app is a free download on the App Store and Google Play.
