Tree Identifier: Wood & Leaf ‎

Name: Tree Identifier: Wood & Leaf ‎
Rating: 4.1 (266 reviews)
Author: Semen Sharyhin

Nature & plant identification

Free · In‑App Purchases · Designed for iPad

266 Ratings
Ages

4+
Years
Category

Education
Developer

Semen Sharyhin
Language

EN
English
Size

41
MB

Tree Identifier is an AI-powered app designed to identify trees quickly and accurately. Simply take a photo or upload an image of a tree or its leaves, and the app uses advanced machine learning algorithms to analyze it. Drawing from a vast database of tree species, Tree Identifier provides precise identification along with detailed information about the tree’s characteristics, habitat, and uses. Perfect for botanists, nature enthusiasts, and students, this app makes exploring the world of trees easy and educational. Privacy Policy: https://elegant-gazelle-ca9.notion.site/Privacy-Policy-10c634d4c40680a4a91ef533b14cb26d?pvs=74 Terms of Use: https://elegant-gazelle-ca9.notion.site/Terms-Conditions-10c634d4c40680e7b682ff9bdd86b03d?pvs=74

Ratings & Reviews

4.1

out of 5

266 Ratings

Good
Nov 2

NikaNV05
I can’t get enough of this biology app! The AI solver is spot on with its responses, and it has transformed the way I approach my studies. It’s definitely worth downloading!
Good
Nov 2

NikaNV05

I can’t get enough of this biology app! The AI solver is spot on with its responses, and it has transformed the way I approach my studies. It’s definitely worth downloading!
There are better apps
Jun 1

sick of trebeck
Downloaded for free thanks to AppAdvice. Would definitely not pay for. There’s no option to turn off sound so you listen to the camera shutter sound repeatedly. The camera itself does some sort of automatic positioning where it tries to guess if you want portrait or landscape but it’s always wrong. Then the identification itself is poor. I had hoped it could do bark but it fails most of the time. It also struggles to do identifications in general and can’t handle multiple green plants in the image (so nothing in the background). The Seek app does a much better job and is free.
There are better apps
Jun 1

sick of trebeck

Downloaded for free thanks to AppAdvice. Would definitely not pay for. There’s no option to turn off sound so you listen to the camera shutter sound repeatedly. The camera itself does some sort of automatic positioning where it tries to guess if you want portrait or landscape but it’s always wrong. Then the identification itself is poor. I had hoped it could do bark but it fails most of the time. It also struggles to do identifications in general and can’t handle multiple green plants in the image (so nothing in the background). The Seek app does a much better job and is free.
The app is a joke
May 30

R.S. R
Y'all know the developer's name is Semen Sharin', right? ChatGPT can already do things like identify things in a photograph and do it for free! There's hundreds of identical "specialized" apps like this on the App Store, lol. I hope nobody actually pays for a subscription to any of them! I hope nobody actually was so naive to have thought that Apple's "walled garden" App Store wasn't infested with fraudsters, thieves, pirates and con artists... (News flash, the developer is literally sharing his semen with you)
The app is a joke
May 30

R.S. R

Y'all know the developer's name is Semen Sharin', right? ChatGPT can already do things like identify things in a photograph and do it for free! There's hundreds of identical "specialized" apps like this on the App Store, lol. I hope nobody actually pays for a subscription to any of them! I hope nobody actually was so naive to have thought that Apple's "walled garden" App Store wasn't infested with fraudsters, thieves, pirates and con artists... (News flash, the developer is literally sharing his semen with you)
Doesn’t Work
May 26

ChicknChamp
The app forces camera into landscape, which is intuitively the worst orientation to take pictures of trees. You can use a photo from library instead, but it is laggy as heck, and even then, I’ve never been able to get the app to even attempt giving a result, just endless “….” thinking, whether connected to WiFi or not. This would be a 0-star free app, much less at $4.99 week. Doesn’t work, garbage.
Doesn’t Work
May 26

ChicknChamp

The app forces camera into landscape, which is intuitively the worst orientation to take pictures of trees. You can use a photo from library instead, but it is laggy as heck, and even then, I’ve never been able to get the app to even attempt giving a result, just endless “….” thinking, whether connected to WiFi or not. This would be a 0-star free app, much less at $4.99 week. Doesn’t work, garbage.