Dolzhenko DevBy installing Plant ID you agree to the terms below. If you do not agree with them, do not use the app.
What this app is
Plant ID helps people who keep cats and dogs check plants: identify a plant from a photo or find it by name, see how dangerous it is for each of your pets according to public veterinary sources, find safer alternatives and basic care, and quickly reach a vet or an animal poison control line.
What it is not
This app gives general information, not veterinary advice, diagnosis or treatment, and does not replace your vet. Toxicity levels describe what is generally known about a plant; animals react differently, and the amount eaten matters.
If your pet ate a plant or shows any symptoms, call your vet or an animal poison control line right away. Do not wait for the app and do not rely on it alone in an urgent situation.
How the plant check works
A plant is recognised from the photo automatically, on your device. Recognition can be wrong — especially with similar-looking plants and with plants that share a name. When the app is not sure, it shows several options and asks you to treat the plant as toxic until you know which one it is. The words “Likely match” and “Possible match” describe how sure the recognition is, not a measured accuracy.
Subscription
Safety levels, “What to do now” and “My pet ate a plant” are free. Part of what the app offers — unlimited photo checks, the full plant card and a home of more than three plants — is opened by a subscription. The price, the period, the introductory offer and what is included are shown on the purchase screen before you pay, and the charge goes through your Apple ID.
The subscription renews itself until you cancel it. Cancel in your Apple ID settings at least 24 hours before the current period ends — otherwise the next period is charged. A free trial turns into a paid subscription automatically if not cancelled in time. Deleting the app does not cancel the subscription.
Your data
What you enter — your pets, your plants — stays on your device. You are responsible for keeping it: the app makes no backups.
Rights to the app
The app, its design, its texts, its plant information and its name belong to the developer. What you get is a personal right to use it on your own devices, and nothing beyond that. Copying the app or its plant information, taking it apart, extracting its source code, reworking it or releasing something of your own based on it is not allowed.
Your device and your connection
Keeping the device and access to it safe is on you. Most of the app works without the internet; purchases and restoring a subscription need it, and the traffic, roaming included, is billed by your carrier at their rates. On a device with the system's restrictions removed the app may work incorrectly, and we cannot answer for that.
Limitation of liability
The app is provided “as is”. The developer is not responsible for decisions made on the basis of the app's information or recognition results, nor for the consequences of such decisions.
Updates and discontinuation
The app is updated, and in time older versions may stop working: the one we support is the current one. We may change what the app can do, and one day may stop releasing it altogether — in that case the right to use it ends.
Changes
The terms may be updated along with app versions. The current text is always here, and the page carries the date of the last change. By continuing to use the app after a change, you accept the new version. Where no separate license agreement is set in the App Store, Apple's standard license agreement applies, and these terms add to it.
Contact
Questions about these terms: support@dolzhenkodev.com. Dolzhenko Dev, publisher of Plant ID.