LeafLens is now on Google Play. Photograph a plant and it names the species, tells you whether it is safe around cats and dogs, and builds a watering interval for that exact plant instead of a weekly rule. It reminds you the day water is due, and marking a plant watered re-bases the next reminder. Photo diagnosis names what is wrong with a sick leaf and how to fix it. We built it because watering on a guessed schedule is how most houseplants die. Google sign-in, no ads, 3-day trial.
Most houseplants don't die from neglect — they die from watering on a guess. Overwatering is the most common way people kill them.
LeafLens fixes the timing: photograph any plant to identify it and check if it's pet-safe, then it builds a watering schedule for that exact plant and reminds you the day water is actually due. Mark it watered and the next reminder re-bases itself. It also diagnoses disease from a photo and answers questions about your own plants.
Talk for a minute and stop. Echo transcribes on your iPhone, writes the note up in your own words, gives it a title, and files it under one of your categories. There is nothing to name, tag, or sort afterwards, and the raw transcript stays one tap away so you can check what you actually said. Recording, transcription, keyword search and sync are free, along with 25 AI-filed notes a month. Echo Pro removes that limit, raises a single note to fifteen minutes, and adds search by meaning.
