What's that flower?
Contains adsIn-app purchases
3.7star
8.03K reviews
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About this app
Have you ever wondered what is the name of a beautiful flower you have just seen in the park? What's that flower? will help you to find it out. Choose flower's color, habitat and number of petals and your options are narrowed from more than 1000 to couple of dozens. Then scroll the list and choose the right one. Read about it and enjoy power of knowledge. Be the wise one.
Internet connection is required to run this application!
In app purchase:
- search by photo
- observations
- offline mode
- custom filter - change order or number of filters.
- search in English or Latin names or in taxonomy
- remove ads
Internet connection is required to run this application!
In app purchase:
- search by photo
- observations
- offline mode
- custom filter - change order or number of filters.
- search in English or Latin names or in taxonomy
- remove ads
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Personal info, Photos and videos, and Device or other IDs
Data is encrypted in transit
Data can’t be deleted
Ratings and reviews
3.6
7.5K reviews
A Google user
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May 11, 2019
The app is generally useful, I appreciate regular updates and improvements. That's why I decided to upgrade it. What I don't like is that when you purchase an upgrade you get only one freature. This is quite unfair because on the app webpage, there are only two versions advertised - "free" and "plus". I would expect that if I buy a more expensive feature, I'll get the cheaper ones included. But this is not the case and it's misleading. Either make it clearer or change the way of charging.
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Benko, Adrian
May 11, 2019
Thanks. Sorry for misleading webpage. There used to be two applications (free and paid). Only recently I decided to implement features from paid version to free application as in-app-purchase so there is only one version of the application now. Features are independent of each other. Webpage needs to be updated to reflect that.
A Google user