Tree Identifier゜

Tree Identifier゜

Wood, nature identification

128 ratings
14 reviews
Free
In-App Purchases

Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • April 8, 2025
  • June 27, 2025

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Instantly identify thousands of tree species by taking a photo. Get detailed information, save your discoveries, and explore the world of trees with this pocket guide. Perfect for nature lovers, students, and gardeners.

Instant tree identification from photos
Detailed tree information and facts
Save identified trees to history
Add trees to favorites
Upload photos from gallery
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What's New in Tree Identifier゜

1.0.5

June 27, 2025

Added new features and fixed various bugs for a smoother experience.

Subscription plans

Tree Identifier

Unlimited access

$6.997 Days
3 Days trial
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In-App Purchases

$59.99

Premium

Unlimited access

User reviews

Can’t use.

I got this via an app that presents apps for free. This was supposed to be free. And it was for about a year. Now it doesn’t work. 😢 It won’t restore.

Phil Connor

Awful! On numerous occasions it identified Himalayan Balsam as blackberry, among other basic errors, not accurate at all!

Have to pay

You have to pay to get ids

Response from developer

Hi! Thanks for the feedback. I understand that’s not ideal for everyone, but it helps support ongoing development, server costs, and improvements to the recognition system. I really appreciate you giving it a try!

Inaccurate id’s

I asked for identification of common trees in my area that I KNOW their species, etc. the app got them wrong every time!! It “identified “ the trees as being on other continents for heaven’s sake. So I do not recommend this app.

Response from developer

Hi there, Thanks for your feedback, and I’m really sorry for the frustration. Tree identification can sometimes be tricky, especially with species that look alike across different regions. If you’re open to it, feel free to send a few photos of the trees you tested — I’d love to look into what went wrong and make it better. Thanks again for giving it a try!

Can’t identify

a cherry tree in full bloom

Response from developer

Thanks for your feedback! The app should usually recognize a cherry tree in full bloom, but sometimes mistakes can happen. I'm always working to improve the accuracy with future updates!

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FAQ

What does the Tree Identifier app do?

This app allows you to instantly identify thousands of tree species by simply taking a photo or uploading one from your gallery. It provides detailed information about each tree, including its name, species, habitat, and interesting facts.

What are the key features of Tree Identifier?

Key features include instant tree identification from photos, detailed information on each tree's name, species, habitat, and fun facts, as well as the ability to save identified trees to a history and mark them as favorites for easy revisiting.

How much does Tree Identifier cost?

The app offers a free version with core identification features. For advanced features and an ad-free experience, it provides weekly and yearly subscriptions. Prices vary by country and are displayed within the app. Auto-renewal can be managed in your account settings.

What devices is Tree Identifier compatible with?

The app's payment and subscription management are handled through the iTunes Store, indicating compatibility with iOS devices. Specific version requirements are not detailed but typically align with recent iOS operating system versions.

Who would benefit from using Tree Identifier?

This app is ideal for nature enthusiasts, students studying botany or environmental science, gardeners looking to identify plants in their care, and anyone who enjoys learning about the trees they encounter during hikes, walks, or while exploring their surroundings.