The category's problem
Every plant app returns a single cause and a tidy care schedule. When it is right, that is fine. When it is wrong — and a photograph cannot show roots, true light, or anything under a millimetre — you follow confident instructions in the wrong direction for a fortnight, and by the time the plant tells you, it is too late.
One answer
No ranking, no alternative, no way to tell a certainty from a guess.
No limits stated
Nothing about roots, soil moisture below the surface, or what the frame missed.
Gone after the scan
No check-in, so nobody finds out whether the advice worked.
How it works
01
Four framed shots, each with the reason we want it — the leaf underside is the one that separates pests from everything else, and nobody thinks to turn a leaf over unless asked. Skip any of them; we will say what we could not see.
02
Only questions that can actually change the ranking. Watching a cause climb because of something you said is the moment the confidence numbers stop looking decorative.
03
Every cause with a confidence figure, the evidence behind it, and what argues against it — including against the leading cause. Then a plain box of everything a photograph cannot settle, at the same size as the answer.
04
Do today, Don't do, Watch for. A week later we ask for one more photograph and compare the pair, so a plant that is not responding says so instead of quietly declining.
Why it's different
Unwilt stops and names the shot it needs, rather than guessing to look decisive. Abstention is not the app failing — guessing would be.
Below our confidence floor you get a nursery card: the questions to ask, and what to bring. That page is free, and always will be — charging to be told we do not know is indefensible.
The week after
A single photograph of a still-yellow leaf says nothing about whether it is yellower. Unwilt reads the new picture against the first one and gives you a health score broken into its parts — firmness, colour, new growth, leaf loss — never an unexplained number.
If the plant is not behaving the way the treated cause predicts, that goes at the top in the warning colour, before any score. Quietly re-ranking would be the same dishonesty the product is built against.
Pricing
The most common complaint in this category is not accuracy — it is the billing. So here it is in full, in the same size as everything else.
Unwilt, full access
Free for the first 7 days. After that $39.99 for the year, renewing until you cancel. We remind you the day before the trial ends. Cancel any time in Settings — one tap, and it does not shorten what you have already paid for.
Free, always
No account, no card, no limit on how many plants you name.
Questions
Identifying plants, unlimited, with no account. Diagnosis, treatment plans and weekly check-ins need a subscription. The nursery card you get when we are not confident enough is free too.
It converts to $39.99 for the year unless you cancel, and we remind you the day before. Cancel in Settings under your Apple ID — one tap, and it does not shorten what you have already paid for.
Yes, which is why it shows a confidence figure instead of a verdict, lists what it could not see, and sends you to a nursery when the evidence is thin. Plants die for reasons no photograph can show.
They are stripped of location on your phone before they upload, deleted from our servers after 90 days, and never used for advertising. Export and delete are both in the app, and neither needs you to contact us.
