Identify
A likely match, not a false verdict.
Photograph a leaf, flower, fruit, or bark. Sprignote ranks possible matches, shows confidence, and lets you compare before saving the right plant.
Field notes for living things
Identify with confidence, remember every change, and care with context—not guesswork.

Ranked identification
Offline-first journal
Context-aware care
Private by default
Why Sprignote
They respond to light, weather, rooms, seasons, and the care that came before. Sprignote keeps that context close—so a reminder becomes a thoughtful check-in, not an instruction to water blindly.
Identify
Photograph a leaf, flower, fruit, or bark. Sprignote ranks possible matches, shows confidence, and lets you compare before saving the right plant.
Remember
Keep photos, observations, watering, repotting, environment notes, and the small changes that matter in one private timeline.
Care
Gentle reminders ask you to check—not automatically water. Defer when soil is damp and keep the outcome in the journal.
One garden, remembered
From the first photo to the latest leaf, Sprignote turns scattered care into a clear, private history you can actually use.
Living room · Bright indirect light
Private by default
No account is required. Plant records stay on your device unless you deliberately turn on private sync. Export, back up, or delete your data whenever you choose.
Good questions
Your garden, journal, care history, search, and organization live on your device and work offline. Identification and optional cloud sharing need a connection.
Plant records stay on your device by default. You can export or back them up at any time. Cloud sync is optional and only starts when you enable it.
No—and Sprignote is honest about that. Results are ranked suggestions with confidence, not a definitive diagnosis. You choose the match that belongs in your garden.
Yes. The free version includes a real garden and journal. Premium adds unlimited identification, expanded gardens, care reminders, and private household cloud snapshots.
Your garden, in context
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