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Feature · Discovery

The Plant Atlas.
A field guide made of your own walks.

Not every plant you photograph needs a watering schedule. The Atlas is for the ones you just want to remember - that fig tree on your street, the succulent from a hike, the orchid at a friend's place. Snap it, and it's logged with where and when.

Planterra Plant Atlas entry for a spotted Peony, showing the discovery date, location in Munich, and field notes
sightings you can log
Auto location + date tagging
Separate from your care list
How it works

Spot it, snap it, keep walking.

01

Snap a photo

See a plant worth remembering - on a trail, in a courtyard, at a market? Take a photo in the Atlas tab, no need to bring it home.

02

It gets identified and tagged

Planterra suggests a species match and automatically records the location and date, so the sighting has real context months later.

03

Add your own notes

Where you saw it, who you were with, whether you're thinking about getting one. The Atlas keeps it as a personal log, not a to-do list.

Why keep it separate

Not everything you photograph is a plant you own.

Most plant apps force every scan into your care list, cluttering it with one-off sightings that never needed a watering reminder. The Atlas keeps your care list for plants you're actually responsible for, and gives your curiosity its own home.

Ready when you are

Start a field guide out of the plants you already notice.

Free to try. No signup. Unlimited sightings.

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