The “free trial” that wasn’t.
We don’t do trials. You’ll see the price before you tap anything.
Coming to iPhone and iPad
Free reminders for every plant, watering that learns from your soil, and plant ID that tells you when it isn’t sure. No trials. No weekly plans. Your price never goes up while you’re subscribed.
We’ll email you once, when Leafkept is on iPhone and iPad.
We don’t do trials. You’ll see the price before you tap anything.
Every kind of reminder is free, for every plant, forever.
Plus is price-locked for as long as you stay subscribed.
Snap a photo or search by name. Group them by room.
Watering starts from what your plant usually needs. Each time, a quick “How’s the soil: dry, damp or wet?” check adjusts the schedule.
Prefer “every 7 days, full stop”? Set it. We’ll never quietly change it back.
Point your camera at a plant and you’ll see the three most likely matches, each with its confidence score. When the match is weak, we say “not sure” instead of guessing confidently. Your photo is used only to identify the plant.
$0 no time limit
Everything you need to keep plants alive.
$24.99 a year, price-locked
or $39.99 lifetime, pay once
For big collections and people who want to support the app.
Price-locked for as long as you stay subscribed. Cancel any time in your Apple ID settings; we link you straight there.
Lifetime is one payment, with no renewals.
No free trial. No “preview” of Plus. No weekly plans.
Final ID numbers will be published before launch, and free limits will never be lowered after that.
We’re one developer. Plus pays for the ID service and keeps the app alive, with no ads and no selling your data. Everything you need to care for your plants stays free.
No. Trials are how people get surprise-charged. The free version is the trial: it’s complete, and it never expires.
iPhone and iPad come first. Pick “Android” on the form and we’ll email you when it’s ready. No dates promised yet.
No. Your plants live on your device. You can export everything as a file whenever you like.
Your data is already on your device, and the export is a normal file you can open in a spreadsheet.
Plant ID uses an image-recognition engine trained on botanical photos. There’s no chatbot pretending to be a botanist.
We’re building it now. Join the waitlist and you’ll get one email when it’s ready.