Leafsight vs Plant Doctor (plantdoctor.app): two different apps

Two apps on the App Store carry the name Plant Doctor, and they are made by different companies. Leafsight: Plant Doctor is made by Andria Labs and lives at askleafsight.com. Plant Doctor: AI Identifier is made by Moruk LLC and lives at plantdoctor.app. Neither is connected to the other. This page says which is which, then compares them honestly for a sick plant.

This page is written by the maker of Leafsight. The facts about Plant Doctor come from its US App Store page, its website and its Google Play page on 8 November 2026 and may have changed since; Leafsight is not affiliated with it.

Which Plant Doctor is which?

	Leafsight: Plant Doctor	Plant Doctor: AI Identifier
Maker	Andria Labs	Moruk LLC
Website	askleafsight.com	plantdoctor.app
On the App Store since	30 September 2026	14 July 2025
Devices	iPhone and iPad	iPhone, iPad and Android

Leafsight was called Plant Doctor: Disease & Pests until it was renamed in October 2026, which is why the two names are easy to mix up. If you bought a subscription and are not sure which app it belongs to, open Settings on your iPhone, tap your name, then Subscriptions: each one is listed under its own app name and icon.

Leafsight's website is askleafsight.com and its email is hello@askleafsight.com. Since 29 October 2026, askplantdoctor.com and its email addresses are not run by Andria Labs.

Who each one is for

Plant Doctor (Plant Doctor: AI Identifier) is for photographing a plant and getting a plant name, the likely health problem with a confidence level, the evidence it sees and possible other causes, then turning the result into a care plan with reminders. Its store page lists houseplants, gardens, crops, lawns and trees, and 33 languages. It runs on iPhone, iPad and Android.

Leafsight is for the moment a plant looks wrong. You photograph the leaf and get an assessment of the likely problem, how serious it looks, how sure the model is, and what to try first, with non-chemical steps first. It does not identify species. It runs on iPhone and iPad only, in 9 languages.

What each does with a photo of a sick leaf

	Leafsight	Plant Doctor
The main question	What is wrong with this plant?	What is wrong with this plant, and what plant is it?
Names the species	No	Yes
Shows how sure the model is	On every result	Yes, confidence levels for suggested health problems
Says what it cannot see	On every full result (roots, soil, the room)	Lists possible other causes when problems look alike
A second photo compared with the first	Yes: it says whether the plant looks better in the new photo	A scan history to track changes is listed
Care reminders	Check-in reminders and a Home Screen widget; no watering schedules	Care plans with reminders for soil checks, feeding, pests, pruning and more, without a subscription
Ads	None in the app	Its description says it includes ads, and Pro removes them
A published accuracy figure	None	Its website states 95 percent accuracy in internal validation, with clear photos and care context
Devices	iPhone and iPad	iPhone, iPad and Android
Languages	9	33 in the app

What each costs (US App Store, 8 November 2026)

Plant Doctor: free to download, with ads; its store page lists Plant Doctor Pro purchases at $0.99 a week, $1.99 and $19.99. Its store description says Plant Doctor Pro gives unlimited scans and no ads, and that its care plans and reminders work without a subscription.

Leafsight: Leafsight is free to download with free assessments every day, and with a free account the first result's care steps are free with a free account. After that, Leafsight Pro is $5.99 a week with a 3-day free trial, $4.99 a month, $29.99 a year or $49.99 once, or one result's steps for $2.99, one time. The price is on the screen before any trial starts.

When Plant Doctor is the better choice

You want to know what a plant is. Leafsight will not tell you.
You are on Android.
You want care schedules for many tasks built from a scan, without paying.
You read a language Leafsight is not in, such as Dutch, Polish or Turkish.

When Leafsight is

One plant looks sick and you want care steps that put non-chemical options first, product types rather than brands, and never a dose.
You want to take a second photo in two weeks and be told whether it looks better.
You want an app with no ads, and one result's steps for a one-time price without a subscription.

Leafsight is new (its first version was released in September 2026) and has no ratings shown on its US App Store page yet. Every result shows how sure the model is, the full result says what one photo cannot show, and a photo assessment can be wrong: for a valuable plant, or anything you might eat, ask a garden centre or a plant clinic.

Try it on the plant in front of you

Leafsight is free to download. Take a photo of the leaf and read the assessment; with a free account, the first result's care steps are free with a free account. How the photo assessment works explains what a result shows, and the plant problem guides explain the common problems in plain words, in 8 languages.