PlantCaseHonest confidence
Every result says how sure it is, and what a photo cannot tell.
Works inside ChatGPT
Track what is wrong with your plants, photo by photo.
PlantCase works inside ChatGPT. Share a photo of a plant or crop, get the likely pest or disease with an honest level of confidence, and come back later to see whether it is getting better.
- Honest confidence levels
- One saved case for each plant
- Delete your data any time
At a glance
What PlantCase does
Underside of the leaf
Many pests and fungi sit underneath, where they are hard to see from above.
One case for each plant
Your notes, photos and treatments stay together in one saved case.
Close-up of one spot
Shows the edge, the colour and any rings, which help tell similar problems apart.
Before and after
Add a new photo later to see whether the problem is getting better.
Whole plant
Shows how widespread the problem is and which leaves are affected first.
Exact photo requests
It tells you which photo to take next, such as the underside of a leaf.
Soil level
Shows the base of the stem and the soil, where some problems start.
Spread across your places
Check whether the same problem is showing up in more than one place you grow.
Delete any time
Remove one case or everything. Deletion is permanent.
Works inside ChatGPT
Everything happens in your ChatGPT conversation.
Careful with chemicals
No pesticide doses or mixing instructions. It points you to a local agricultural adviser.
How it works
Three steps, all inside ChatGPT
Everything happens in your ChatGPT conversation.
1
Share a photo
Tell ChatGPT which plant it is and attach a photo of the problem.
2
Get an honest assessment
You see the likely causes, how sure it is, and the exact photos to take next.
3
Come back later
Add a new photo to the same case to see whether it is improving, and note any treatment you tried.
Example results
What a result looks like
Examples of how a result is written. Real results depend on your photos.
TomatoModerate confidence
Possible early blight
- What is visible
- Brown spots with rings and a yellow halo on the lower leaves.
- Could also be
- Septoria leaf spot. One photo cannot separate the two.
Photos that would help
The underside of an affected leaf, and a close-up of one spot.
CucumberModerate confidence
Possible powdery mildew
- What is visible
- White, powdery patches on the upper side of older leaves.
- Could also be
- Dried spray residue or mineral deposits.
Photos that would help
A close-up of the leaf edge, and the underside of the same leaf.
PotatoLow confidence
Possible late blight
- What is visible
- Large, dark, water-soaked patches spreading from the leaf edge.
- Could also be
- Frost damage, or early blight.
Photos that would help
The underside of the leaf, and the stem just below the damage.
RoseModerate confidence
Possible black spot
- What is visible
- Round black spots with fringed edges on the upper leaf surface, and yellowing around them.
- Could also be
- Leaf scorch, or a different leaf spot fungus.
Photos that would help
A close-up of one spot, and a photo of the whole bush.
PepperLow confidence
Possible aphids
- What is visible
- Curled new leaves with a sticky shine on the shoot tips.
- Could also be
- Thrips damage, or a watering problem.
Photos that would help
A close-up of the curled leaf from below, with the tip of the shoot.
What you get
Built around your own cases
Likely pests and diseases
With how sure it is, what is visible, and what could not be told from the photo.
Exact photo requests
Such as the underside of a leaf or a close-up of one spot, so the next photo actually helps.
A saved case for each plant
Your notes, photos and treatments stay together, and you can delete them whenever you like.
Before and after
Compare later photos with earlier ones, and check whether the same problem keeps showing up across your own cases.
What PlantCase does not do
- It cannot give a certain diagnosis from a photo. Treat every assessment as a likely explanation to confirm.
- It does not give pesticide doses or mixing instructions. For anything serious, ask a local agricultural adviser.
- It covers pests and diseases only, not nutrients, soil or what to plant.
Your photos and cases belong to you. You can delete one case or everything at any time. Read how your data is handled, or get in touch.