PlantMedic is the AI plant doctor that tells you exactly what's wrong with your plant and how to fix it — not generic care tips, but a specific rescue plan for your specific plant.

INSTANT DIAGNOSIS
Take a photo of any struggling plant and PlantMedic identifies the problem in seconds. Root rot, overwatering, pests, nutrient deficiency, frost damage — diagnosed with confidence score, severity rating and recovery chance.

RESCUE PLANS THAT ACTUALLY WORK
Every diagnosis comes with a step-by-step rescue plan with specific, actionable instructions. Not "water less" — "use 80ml every 10 days, let the bark dry 2cm down before watering again." Each step shows exactly what success looks like, what failure looks like, and links to the exact products you need.

IDENTIFY ANY PLANT
See a plant you don't recognise? Photograph it and PlantMedic identifies the species instantly — including whether it's safe for pets and children, care difficulty rating, and a full care guide.

PROPAGATION GUIDE
Ready to take a cutting? PlantMedic guides you through the exact propagation method for your species with annotated photos showing where to cut, what healthy roots look like, and what new growth looks like at each stage. Track your cutting from Day 0 to established plant.

TRACK RECOVERY
Watch your plant recover with a growth score that updates at every check-in. Upload photos at Days 7, 14 and 30 — the AI compares them to Day 0 and tells you exactly what has improved and what to do next.

SMART REMINDERS
Set watering and feeding reminders tailored to your specific plant. Get notified when to water, feed, repot and check in on recovering plants. Choose general guidance or switch to specific mode for exact ml amounts based on your pot size and soil type.

GENERAL OR SPECIFIC WATERING ADVICE
Tell PlantMedic your pot size, material and soil type and get precise ml amounts, pour technique, drainage instructions and seasonal adjustments — not just "water when dry."

WHAT'S WRONG WITH MY PLANT?
PlantMedic answers the question every plant owner actually asks. Not a plant encyclopaedia — a plant doctor.

Scan. Diagnose. Rescue. Thrive.