Seed Identifier - Seed Scan

Extendztech

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About this app

SeedScan - AI Seed Identifier and Scanner

SeedScan is a fast and accurate seed identification app powered by advanced AI and botanical reference data.

Simply take a photo of any seed and get instant information including species name, family, and detailed characteristics. The app uses visual recognition and an extensive database to deliver reliable results within seconds.

SeedScan also provides planting guidance such as the best time to plant, germination tips, soil type preferences, and growth expectations. Whether you're a home gardener, student, or professional botanist, SeedScan helps you make informed decisions with ease.

You can save each identification in your personal gallery with time and location, allowing you to track, organize, and review past scans. The app supports offline viewing of saved entries so you can access your data anytime.

The interface is designed to be intuitive and efficient. Instead of browsing through thousands of seed types manually, simply scan and let the app find the closest match using AI.

SeedScan is ideal for gardeners, seed collectors, farmers, agricultural researchers, and anyone who wants to better understand what they plant or discover in nature.

For advanced users, optional premium features are available including detailed species profiles, exportable reports, extended scan limits, and priority scan processing.

Download SeedScan today and start identifying seeds with accuracy and confidence.

Ratings and reviews

After the third time installing the application I was finally able to actually run the program. I was very impressed with the ease of use and the AI's ability to identify the Fenugreek seeds I had found. This is definitely the application for you if you are in the seed business. Highly recommend.

Has anyone gotten it to work? The app just goes to 3 welcome screens, but there is no way to advance to the actual app. Will change rating if this gets fixed.

same photo twice got "brown rice" and "cardamon", it was neither