Field
Photograph the plant. Get the name. Keep the sheet.
PlantFluent is a field herbarium on your phone. Orbit, snap, identify, save — the name included, once.
Shoot
Open the camera and orbit. PlantFluent grabs sharp frames as you move. Tag what you see: leaf, petiole, flower, fruit, habit. A stem or flower is how a houseplant becomes a species, not a pot label.
Name
Identification reads the photos, then checks iNaturalist, GBIF, and Wikipedia. You get a shortlist, not a single locked guess. Tap the one that matches your plant. Confirmed field photos sit beside yours.
Split
Alocasia, Monstera, Philodendron, Calathea — PlantFluent opens a character key. Mark petiole, surface, veins, stature. Zebra banding is zebrina. Velvet and white veins is Frydek. A hanging peltate leaf is Colocasia. Add the close-up it asks for and split.
Range
Share location and PlantFluent checks records within 200 km. You’ll see if this plant is actually from here.
Price
After a name, PlantFluent searches collector listings and shows a US asking range. Add Parallel in Sources to turn it on.
Train
Correct a name and PlantFluent remembers. The next time that leaf shape shows up, your label beats the supermarket default.
Keep
Every identification writes a sheet on this phone: photos, name, vigor from the pixels. No account. Compare the same plant over days.