Most AI landscape design apps stop at a pretty picture. I uploaded a photo of my backyard, said what I wanted, and got a redesign plus the plants that would actually survive where they were planted, quantities I’d need to get that look, and a shopping list with prices. Whoa!It turned "this would look nice" into something I could take to a garden center. I didn't know what grows in shade and what looks good where before. Now I do.

I live in Boston. I was about to buy plants for my development property and had no idea some of what I wanted is banned in Massachusetts. YardPlan flagged Japanese barberry before I bought it. That was a $10K mistake I caught instead of made.Got a plan for my actual zone, then iterated a few styles fast enough to see how the front yard and garden would really look. I went in with decision anxiety and came out knowing what to buy

Easy to navigate and it customized the plant list which made brainstorming a fresh look for my backyard enjoyable. Thanks to cost breakdown and execution hours, I know exactly what I’m signing up for!

Made my research so easy by providing plant options based on my zone and took the guesswork out and gave me a quick, doable list for updating my front yard