A calm expert
in your pocket.
FloriZen looks at your plant the way a botanist would — leaves, soil, signs of stress. No guessing, no noise. Take a photo, get a diagnosis and a care plan for the next few days.
Photo. Diagnosis. Plan.
Fifteen seconds, and you know what the plant is, how it feels, and what to do today.
Take 1 to 6 photos
Snap the whole plant, leaf close-ups, and any suspicious spots. FloriZen tells you in-frame what to capture.
AI reads the frame
Photos run through a cascade of three models: OpenAI, Google, and Anthropic. If one is uncertain, the next one weighs in.
You get a care plan
Not "this is a Monstera". "This is a Monstera, it's been overwatered, here are three things to do this week." With concrete timing.
Not an identifier. A doctor.
Most plant apps stop at "this is a Monstera". FloriZen starts there.
Diagnosis with reasons
A scan returns more than a species name — it returns a state: healthy, warning, or critical. With every diagnosis comes the reasoning. No black box.
Cascade of three models
Three providers under the hood, not one. If the first answers tentatively, the request rolls to the second, then the third. The kind of redundancy backend engineers build into payment systems.
A timeline for every plant
Scan history, weekly score, dismissed and acted-on reminders. Trends, not isolated snapshots. A photo from two months ago tells you the leaf didn't yellow yesterday.
Reminders that don't nag
Notifications fire when AI thinks your plant needs something — not on a fixed daily schedule. You can mute them per plant.
Unlimited library
"My Plants" is your collection with photos, tags, and search. Stored locally and synced across your devices via Apple ID.
Works offline
The UI doesn't wait for the network to open a plant, show a care plan, or revisit a past scan. Loaded once, available afterwards without internet.
Here's what a diagnosis looks like.
Unedited, unfiltered. This is what FloriZen returns when it sees a problem.
Card from the app, unedited. This is exactly what users see after their first scan.
Drop a photo, see the diagnosis.
A mini version of the cascade. Answers are templated, but the logic mirrors the real app.
- 1Reduce watering to once every 7 days
- 2Check drainage — if more than 5 mm of water sits in the saucer after an hour, repot
- 3Move to indirect light, 4–6 hours per day
Where FloriZen is different.
We're not trying to replace PictureThis or Greg — we solve an adjacent problem.
COMPARISON BASED ON EACH APP'S PUBLIC FAQ AS OF APRIL 2026.
Real cases,
anonymized.
Every entry is a real FloriZen diagnosis put through an anonymization layer. The photo is AI-redrawn, metadata is reduced to city and month.
Your plants are yours.
We don't build a business on your data. So we don't accumulate it.
What we shipped in the last few weeks.
Pay only for what you use.
No trials that auto-charge. No "unlock everything for $1 the first week". No hidden tiers.