PlantNet App Reviews

I really enjoyed this app ! Very useful. Great app.

Not even once has this app identified a plant or flower correctly....

First flower I checked it didnt have the right one as an option. I knew what it was but was testing the app. Definitely needs improvement.

Tried it multiple times on common flowers and plants. It didnt work once.

Every time I try to use the button on the bottom middle ( magnifying glass with the leaf). It closes the app down instantly. Too bad. This would be awesome. Help

Tried a few obscure plants, the app came up with nothing remotely close. Tried with very common flowers (clematis, honeysuckle, etc), same thing. Nothing even close. Good idea, but the app is useless.

Tried several plants that I know the species and cultivar of, and the results were not even close.

It has yet to get anything right. Im trying common leaves and flowers and has not got 1 correct

This app is terrible WASTE OF SPACE the app doesnt even work properly DONT GET IT TRUAT ME

This app is a total waste it cant even get the most easily named plants right!!!!

Relax folks if "it doesnt work". Theyve only set it up to recognize French flora. Theyre still setting up the myriad of other plants worldwide. :)

Please continue developing of this app!

Should indicate this in the description.

Great idea. Wish it worked.

Garbage. Couldnt tell me what a tomato plant is. Hahaha

It just doesnt work. Most photos, most species, simply do not load. I so want this app to work.

With an iPhone and a few snaps, it identified a bouncing bess as its first guess, and a mediterranean redbud as a third suggestion in the list from the leaf alone. Way faster than trying to look it up in a book.

This app is useless. I photographed a tulip and a blueberry. It didnt recognize either. Then not much chance of naming a flowering bush in my garden! I deleted the app. Dont buy.

App crashes when trying to upload/take photo. Pointless.

Tested this with some common flowers that I know what they are and it got it wrong. Said a lily was a hibiscus