Your plant's first doctor

Know why it's
dying — and how
to save it.

Snap a leaf, stem, or the whole plant. Bloom reads the photo and tells you what's wrong — disease, pests, watering — then hands you a plan to bring it back.

Download on the App Store Diagnosis in seconds · iPhone
Needs attention
Monstera deliciosa
Swiss cheese plant · 91% match
What's wrong
Dry, crisping leaf edges — low humidity
Inconsistent watering
Care plan
1 Water when the top 2" of soil is dry.
2 Move to bright, indirect light.
3 Re-scan in 7 days to track recovery.
How it works

From “what's wrong with it?” to a plan — in one photo.

01

Snap a photo

Point your camera at the leaf, stem, or whole plant — or pick one from your library. Bloom works with what you've got.

02

Get a diagnosis

Bloom identifies the species and reads its health — flagging disease, pests, or stress with a clear green-to-red rating.

03

Follow the care plan

You get prioritized, plain-English steps plus watering reminders — then re-scan later to see if it's actually recovering.

What's inside

Everything to keep a plant alive.

Instant diagnosis

Identify the species and what's hurting it from a single photo — no forums, no guesswork.

Disease & pest detection

Catch rot, mildew, mites, and scale early — before they spread to the rest of your plants.

Watering reminders

Tuned to each plant, so you never over- or under-water again.

My Garden

Every plant in one place, with its full care history.

Track recovery

Re-scan over time and watch a plant climb from red back to green — proof your care is working.

One reading, three verdicts

Every scan lands somewhere on the spectrum.

Bloom borrows a doctor's clarity: a single, honest health status — so you know whether to relax or act.

Healthy

Thriving. Bloom confirms it and gives you a routine to keep it that way.

Needs attention

Early stress spotted. Small fixes now prevent a bigger problem later.

At risk

Disease or serious stress. You get an urgent, step-by-step rescue plan.

★★★★★
“My fiddle leaf finally recovered after one scan.”
— Maya, plant parent in Austin

Stop guessing. Start saving your plants.

Point your camera at the plant you're worried about. Bloom takes it from there.