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Plant Doctor
Scan a houseplant. Get a diagnosis and pet-safety check.
Point your phone at a houseplant. Plant Doctor identifies it, diagnoses what's wrong, and tells you if it's toxic to dogs and cats, checked against 185 species. Free, no account, no ads. Works in six languages: English, Spanish, Portuguese, Tagalog, French and Chinese. Built by a small pet store, not a VC.
Hey, Drew here, small pet store owner, husky named Apollo. We built Plant Doctor for our own house: too many plants, two cats, one dog, and constant googling about which plants are poisonous. Snap a photo and it gives a real diagnosis, plus pet toxicity checked against 185 species from ASPCA data. It's free, no account, no ads, and works in five other languages too: Spanish, Portuguese, Tagalog, French and Chinese. Photos never touch our servers; they go to Claude for analysis and come straight back to your phone. We just shipped browsable plant-safety pages so you can check before you buy, not after. Full disclosure: there's an optional Ko-fi tip jar and a few Amazon affiliate links on remedy suggestions, both clearly labeled, neither required to use the tool. Would love feedback, especially on any plant IDs we get wrong. Happy to answer anything. You can also share any result as an image card.
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About Plant Doctor on Product Hunt
“Scan a houseplant. Get a diagnosis and pet-safety check.”
Plant Doctor was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 2 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #157 on the daily leaderboard. Point your phone at a houseplant. Plant Doctor identifies it, diagnoses what's wrong, and tells you if it's toxic to dogs and cats, checked against 185 species. Free, no account, no ads. Works in six languages: English, Spanish, Portuguese, Tagalog, French and Chinese. Built by a small pet store, not a VC.
Plant Doctor was featured in Health & Fitness (83.4k followers), Pets (4.7k followers) and Artificial Intelligence (481.6k followers) on Product Hunt. Together, these topics include over 165.2k products, making this a competitive space to launch in.
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Andrew
Hey, Drew here, small pet store owner, husky named Apollo. We built Plant Doctor for our own house: too many plants, two cats, one dog, and constant googling about which plants are poisonous. Snap a photo and it gives a real diagnosis, plus pet toxicity checked against 185 species from ASPCA data. It's free, no account, no ads, and works in five other languages too: Spanish, Portuguese, Tagalog, French and Chinese. Photos never touch our servers; they go to Claude for analysis and come straight back to your phone. We just shipped browsable plant-safety pages so you can check before you buy, not after. Full disclosure: there's an optional Ko-fi tip jar and a few Amazon affiliate links on remedy suggestions, both clearly labeled, neither required to use the tool. Would love feedback, especially on any plant IDs we get wrong. Happy to answer anything. You can also share any result as an image card.