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PictureThis identifies 1,000,000+ plants daily with over 98% accuracy—your personal plant expert in your pocket.
By Irfan Rosli
News editor
PictureThis is an Education app from Glority Global Group Ltd. Its core job is naming a plant from a picture, which suits anyone who has seen an unfamiliar plant on a walk or wants to know what is growing in their garden or on a windowsill.
The developer says the app handles over one million identifications a day. It is aimed at casual observers and home growers alike.
The build we hold is PictureThis - Plant Identifier 5.38.0 (APKS split bundle) for Android 9.0 and up.
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You take a photo of a plant and the app returns its name along with detailed information about it. The listing says the app covers plants, trees and flowers.
The developer states that the identification engine knows over 400,000 plant species and reaches over 98% accuracy. These are the developer's own figures, not independently checked here.
The listing's summary also names a personalized care guide and automatic diagnosis of plant diseases as features of the app. They sit alongside identification, so a plant you name can be followed up with care information and a disease check.
These features are named in the listing summary only, and the description says little more about how they work.
Identification is the entry point. A photo gives you a name, and from there the care guide and diagnosis tools apply to that plant.
The listing presents the three together as one tool for plant knowledge, rather than as separate modes you switch between.