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Plant-Counter

Plant-Counter

Track your weekly plant intake

4 ratings
12 reviews
💪 Health & Fitness
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Archived App (Last seen on 4 May 2026)

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Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • August 20, 2024
  • December 1, 2024

Developer

Daniel Edwards
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About

This app helps you track your weekly intake of diverse plant species to support a healthier gut microbiome and overall well-being. It includes over 180 items, with fungi also counted for dietary variety. Features include sorting and searching capabilities.

✓Track over 180 plant species
✓Sort plants alphabetically or by category
✓Search plants by name or category
✓Includes fungi for dietary diversity
✓Supports iPhone and iPad
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What's New in Plant

1.3

December 1, 2024

Added persistent storage so plants stay counted across app/device restarts. Added more plant foods.

User reviews

Most RecentHighest RatedLowest Rated

Clean and clear

I love this app! The interface is very clean and simple, so it’s easy and quick to use. I use it every day and I’ve not found any missing plants, yet!
AddiboAddibo

Really Like Sorting by Category

If you could change the categories so they are sorted by the primary category, that would be an improvement. Like: Fruits - Stone; Fruits - Citrus; Fruits - Tropical; Fruits - Pome. Vegetables also have lots of sub-categories. Thanks for putting this app out there. Oh, Pine Nuts is missing
Eat 30 Plants a WeekEat 30 Plants a Week

Missing

Missing grapes
GARidgGARidg

Resetting

Easy to use but keeps resetting to zero. I’ve had it for 3 days and this is now the third time it’s happened so given up
AnnieKinzleAnnieKinzle

missing obvious plant foods

the concept is good-click off the plants then see how the count racks up. What could be simpler. Except obvious and common plant foods are missing and obscure ones are included. Ultimately it makes the app incredibly frustrating. Deleted it.
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FAQ

What is Plant-Counter?

Plant-Counter is a free app designed to help you track your weekly intake of diverse plant species. It aims to promote a healthier gut microbiome and overall well-being by encouraging a varied diet.

How many plant species can I track with Plant-Counter?

Plant-Counter allows you to track over 180 different plant species. The app also includes mushrooms and fungi to support dietary diversity, even though they are not botanically plants.

Can I sort or search for plants in Plant-Counter?

Yes, Plant-Counter offers sorting options, allowing you to arrange plants alphabetically or by category. You can also search for specific plants by their name or category.

What devices is Plant-Counter available on?

Plant-Counter is available on iPhone and iPad devices. It is designed to be compatible with these Apple platforms.

What is the rating for Plant-Counter?

Plant-Counter has a rating of 3.0 stars based on 4 ratings. This feedback is from users who have downloaded and used the app.

When was Plant-Counter last updated?

The latest version of Plant-Counter, 1.3, was last updated on December 1, 2024. The developer is actively working on improvements and new features.

Does Plant-Counter have ads?

No, Plant-Counter does not contain advertisements. It is a free app that is ad-free for users.

What age rating is Plant-Counter?

Plant-Counter has an age rating of 4+. This indicates it is suitable for children aged 4 and above.