PictureThis - Plant Identifier

So, what is the point of using the word "free" if a customer has to submit a credit card just to open the app?! I need to know "what I'm buying before I buy". I've already deleted several other plant app that had too many program errors that negated the possibility of a subscription. If I can't see how this works, how can you possibly expect me to give my CC information, even if it's a 7 day trial, when I don't know if it ACTUALLY WORKS?! The reviews may be phishing.

Requires a credit card for a "free trial". the only reason I didn't give 1 star is because the app does seem to work. If they fix the free trial to actually be free I will adjust the rating. Remember, it isn't free if you need a credit card even if they don't charge. Edit in response: still requires a credit card therefore not a free trial of premium features.

I absolutely adore this app! it's so easy to use, it's amazingly cheap for the premium version (like, shockingly so), and it keeps track of what's in your garden, how to care for it, and even how to pronounce the Latin names! I use it constantly: when I'm in someone else's yard, on hikes, in new places with unfamiliar flora...and it has never given me a single error or problem. It really is wonderful. Thanks devs for a fantastic app!

This app helped my plants thrive until it deleted them all and now I don't know when they were last cared for. i had to add them all back to my library. I hope this hiccup that IT was unable to help with doesn't kill my plants. I also had to resubscribe, despite paying $20 for an entire year back in May. The new sub is $40 and somehow stacked on my previous subscription. If any more issues arise, I will have to find another app to track my plant care. suggested fix has already been attempted.

Been using it for a while and it's pretty good. However, it seems to think every slightly brown leaf is a pathogen and is killing the plant. Even tiny spots! I don't follow its tips to the letter, because I'm sure some of it is AI or whatever. But it does a better job telling me about mystery plants than Google photo search does, and I use it to keep track of watering, repotting, and all that.