1. So frustrating.I down loaded this app based on some reviews/ratings! However, i have found this "Not to be user frinedly"! I take my picture then it doesnt give you any options! I just have to start tapping stuff! it needs to give u a place either right b4 picture or right after to put in a generalized, drop down arrow, discription of whet ur looking for! i.e. Shrub, Tree, Flowers, no flowers, leaf color - as dark green, lite green, purple..etc! Gives to many irrelavent options 1st thing!Update: Paid $1.99 to get a plant ID.
2. Still nothing.Despite the designers insisting that users needn't log in with an email address or a Facebook account in order to use this app, I can find no way to bypass the opening screen requesting this information.
3. (HTC U11 running Android 9).I paid a horticulturist to find out a flower that I couldn't find in the ap and they 100% found it and told me ALL about it!!! Separately, it's pretty annoying when I open the app and it tries to get me to click on an ad, but when I press "no," it exits me out of the app instead of continuing forward.
4. You can send more photos, though, so I sent a square crop of the bottom and a square crop of the top so the viewer will see the whole plant.
5. I dislike that there is no way to narrow the search such as location, so I was getting answers from the cool, wet climates for a plant in Phoenix., AZ.
6. Next step was to enter my name and email address and a verification code would be sent to me in a few seconds.
7. I give it a "meh".I liked the description of the app so I ordered the full version at $3.99. I have a plant picture that I wanted the app to ID.
8. I knew the plant was an heirloom poppy (Papaver) but have not gotten a positive ID for the species.
9. The 'selection' allows only a square so you are out of luck with a taller, slender, plant.
10. Now it has the most useless "premium" feature that means that all you can do as a free user is to look at ads.
11. Lastly, there is no way to narrow the feature, such as " -toothed " -- it kept recommending pictures of toothed leaved plants which were way off base.