Sherleaf: AI Plant Doctor

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About this app

Stuck staring at a sick leaf? Sherleaf tells you exactly what's wrong — and what to do about it.

Works on houseplants, garden beds, vegetables, fruit trees, herbs, orchids, monstera and succulents — indoors and outdoors.

Snap a photo of a leaf, stem, or whole plant. In seconds, Sherleaf uses Google's Gemini vision AI to detect spots, discoloration, wilting, mould, deformation, and visible pests — then delivers a diagnosis, severity rating, confidence score, step-by-step treatment plan, prevention tips, and a tailored plant-care guide (watering, soil, fertilization, light).

How It Works:
- Sign in with Google
- Take or upload a photo of your sick plant
- Tap once — get your full diagnosis and care guide

What Sherleaf Catches:
- Fungal and bacterial diseases — powdery mildew, blight, rust, leaf spot, root rot, and more
- Pests — aphids, spider mites, whiteflies, scale, mealybugs
- Watering issues — overwatering, underwatering, root rot
- Nutrient deficiencies — nitrogen, magnesium, iron, calcium

Common problems people search for:
fungus gnats in the soil, whitefly, mealybugs, aphids, scale insects, spider mite webbing, rose black spot, peach leaf curl, powdery mildew, rust, brown spots on leaves, yellow leaves with green veins, leaf spot with yellow halo, root rot, vine weevil damage, winter burn on evergreens.

Pricing
First 5 diagnoses are free. Sherleaf Pro unlocks up to 300 diagnoses per day, on a monthly or yearly plan. Current prices for your country are shown in the app and on Google Play; the yearly plan is the cheaper of the two.

Privacy
When you are signed in we store the photo and the diagnosis on our servers so you can review your history across devices and so we can investigate wrong diagnoses you flag. You can delete individual entries, clear all history, or delete your account at any time from the app's Settings screen. Photos are never used to train AI models. Full policy at sherleaf.app/privacy.

What’s new

Sharing a diagnosis now produces a card in your own language, and healthy plants get care tips instead of a treatment plan.