What's that flower?

What's that flower?

A field guide for flowers

12 ratings
4 reviews
Free
In-App PurchasesWith Ads

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Released
January 21, 2019
Updated
November 5, 2026

Features

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About

Identify unknown flowers using your phone's camera or by answering descriptive questions. Access a comprehensive field guide with detailed plant information, and save your discoveries in a personal notebook.

✓Identify flowers by photo
✓Search by common or Latin name
✓Descriptive key for identification
✓Detailed plant profiles
✓Personal discovery notebook
✓Offline regional guides
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What's New in What's that flower?

9.1.3

November 5, 2026

What's new • Name a plant from an iPhone photo you take, or from one you choose in your photos. • If the photo cannot be named, you return to the camera and can try another. • In Find, skip the flower color and continue by where the plant grows. • Not sure how many petals it has? See every plant of that color and place. • Recent photos in Seen stay still. A plant you already saved keeps On this phone while an update finishes.

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Subscriptions & In-App Purchases

Field Guide Monthly

Unlimited identification, no ads, and offline packs.

$2.991 Month
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User reviews

Waste of time

Can’t upload a photo of flower to tell me the type of rose. Answered the questions and rose never came up!

Awesome app

Love it!

What’s that Flower

Useless and then they want me to pay for “enhancements “

Response from developer

Since the beginning (more than three years ago) the application had only one way how to find a flower, choosing color, habitat, petal configuration and, later on, region. This option was, is and will be for free as well as photos and information. Only recently new ways how to find a flower were added. Make them free is not sustainable.

Like the interface. No cactus.

I think the method of ID is great. Seems to completely leave out cactuses of SW. Tried all the habitats. No joy. Also would have liked more scientific narrowing like for the petal count.

Response from developer

Thanks. Only one cactus in the application so far, Opuntia aciculata. I will try to add more in the future.

FAQ

How does What's that flower? identify plants?

You can identify plants by taking a photo, searching by name (common, Latin, family, or genus), or using a descriptive key based on color, location, and petal type. Photo identification requires an internet connection.

What information is available for each plant?

Each plant profile includes names, flower details, inflorescence, fruit, leaf, stem, habitat, location, and photographs. Uses are also included when recorded, but are not medical advice.

Can I save my flower discoveries?

Yes, the 'Seen' feature acts as your notebook, saving the photo, date, and location of your finds. You can also add plants from existing photos on your phone.

Does What's that flower? have ads?

Yes, the app contains advertisements. A subscription removes these ads and offers additional benefits.

What are the subscription options for What's that flower?

The 'Field Guide' subscription offers unlimited photo identifications, no ads, synced 'Seen' photos across devices, and offline access to the book. It is available monthly for $2.99 or yearly for $24.99, both with a 7-day free trial.

How do I cancel my subscription to What's that flower?

Subscriptions can be managed and canceled within your App Store account settings after purchase. You must cancel at least 24 hours before the end of the current period to avoid renewal.

Is What's that flower? suitable for children?

The app has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for younger users to explore and learn about plants with adult supervision.

How often is What's that flower? updated?

The app was last updated on November 5, 2026, with version 9.1.3. This indicates regular updates to improve functionality and content.