I need something like this regularly. Thanks for posting it. :)

congrats on the launch.

My girlfriend needs this! :)

Incredible product! Tried it out and worked wonders. Such an exciting use case for using AI and something I definitely wish to have in my pocket at all times. Well done on launching this!

Fine

Perfect for me, can't even distinguish between conifers and deciduous trees 😂

nice job. Great idea and it works

Good job. Congrats!

Great tool! Do you know about Yandex as an alternative?

Nice tool. Very well PLANTed ;)

My favorite plant is mostera )) happy to grow it already 4 years.

I Will take it with me next time going to the forest!)

Very nice app for curious people :) Congrats!

Hi, dear PH friends. This is Jackleen from WhatisthePlant. Thank you so much for using our WhatisthePlant. And I am so excited that we have launched our program on Product Hunt. 🚀 Why build WhatisthePlant When I was young, I want to know the names of the plants, flowers, and trees that I have seen. However, it is dfficult and no one, including my parents can tell me their names. And that is why we create this online tool. I hope WhatisthePlant could help people recognize and identify the plants in pictures. show its name and introduction information. 🚀 Unique features of WhatisthePlant 1. Recognize the plant in picture and identify what it is 2. Show its scientific name and brief introductions 3. Redirct you to the wikipedia page URL and you can discover more. 🚀 How to use it 1. Upload a picture with a plant, flower or tree in it 2. Wait for a while when our system is analyzing the picture 3. Return the possible names, scores and brief introduction if we found from Wikipedia. 👉🏼👉🏼 We also launch WhatistheAnimal, WhatisthePlace, WhatistheCurrency. You can find it on WhatisthePlant.com. We can't wait to hear your feedback and suggestions below.👇🏻👇🏻👇🏻

A great AI tool, perfect for nature enthusiasts. If I may I have an idea about a new feature: Let's imagine this scenario: I go on a trip in a forest, I take pictures of plants. Back home, on my computer, I go to whatistheplant.com and instead of uploading one picture at a time I select a zip file with all pictures in it. whatistheplant displays all my pictures in a table/list format, one or more rows for each picture with plant name, description, link to Wikipedia. I may download the result set in a table format and voilà! I have my digital herbarium.

Good job!

I see a great use in Agriculture