Switching to Gemini 3.5 Flash
A newer model with stronger vision accuracy and lower latency. The kind of model upgrade you feel the moment you open the app.
A smarter AI, more consistent health scores, and a brand-new AI Care Plan for the plants that need extra help. Below is a preview of what's coming.
A newer model, smaller payloads, and analysis that returns in seconds instead of the long pause you sometimes see today.
A newer model with stronger vision accuracy and lower latency. The kind of model upgrade you feel the moment you open the app.
Photos are resized before the AI looks at them, so analysis comes back in seconds rather than waiting around for a multi-second spinner.
The score is the y-axis of your plant's story. We're making it stable enough to actually trust over time.
Today, re-opening the app can occasionally produce a slightly different score for a photo you've already taken. v1.2 locks the score in: the same photo always returns the same number, every time.
Every score now comes with a short, plain-language note about what the AI saw, like “84 · leaves firm, slight tip-browning.” So you know not just the number, but why.
A brand-new feature for plants that need extra help. When a plant's score drops, PlantAI can build it a personalised recovery plan.
When a plant's health drops below 75 percent, a Get Care Plan button appears on its Plant Profile. Tap it and PlantAI builds a recovery plan tuned to what it's seeing.
Every care plan opens with a short, plain-language diagnosis of what's likely going wrong, so you understand the situation before you treat it.
A clear, two-week plan: immediate actions, a weekly schedule, recommended treatments or supplements, what to monitor, and an estimate of how long recovery should take.
Your care plan stays with the plant until it recovers above 75 percent. If health drops again later, a new plan picks up where the last one left off.
When your plant climbs back above 75 percent, you get a small, well-earned notification: “Your plant is thriving again.” The kind of moment a tracker should mark.
A new check-in cadence that rewards consistency without nagging. Five seconds a week is the whole ask.
A streak that grows each week you check in on your plants, with small unlocks along the way (badges, extra Care Plan insights, and other quiet rewards).
Onboarding spells it out: ongoing tracking takes about five seconds a week. Snap one photo, log it, done. The streak does the rest.
Context-aware nudges that show up only when there's something useful to do.
After you log a watering on a struggling plant, PlantAI prompts you to take a quick health photo so the recovery can be tracked from that moment forward.
Plants that are thriving only get the gentle weekly check-in. No extra prompts after each watering, so the app stays out of your way when there's nothing to fix.
The small things that quietly make the app feel more solid every time you open it.
A fix for a reported issue where plant photos could disappear over time. Photos are now reliably saved and loaded from local storage, so what you capture stays put.
The floating tab bar adopts Apple's iOS 26 Liquid Glass material for a translucent, light-bending finish that matches the rest of the system.
The in-app review request now fires at one well-chosen moment — your first genuinely satisfying scan — instead of after a fixed count.
Plus the usual sweep of small bug fixes, copy tweaks, and stability work across the app.