Plant looking sad? Snap it and ask, free.
Yellow leaves, droopy stems, mystery spots — diagnosed from a photo.
Free — no account needed for your first conversation.
Every plant person knows the feeling: the leaves are turning yellow, or curling, or spotted, and the internet offers eleven contradictory diagnoses. Meanwhile the plant keeps not telling you what it needs.
Kafana looks at it with you. Snap a photo and describe how you've been caring for it — how often you water, where it sits. It tells you what's most likely wrong (spoiler: it's usually the watering), what to do this week, and what recovery should look like. It identifies mystery plants too, and warns you if the one you just bought is toxic to your cat.
It's free, and your first conversation doesn't even need an account. The plant would want you to hurry.
my pothos leaves are turning yellow and a few have brown crispy tips. i water it every sunday. what am i doing wrong
Yellowing plus crispy tips on a schedule-watered pothos usually means the schedule is the problem — pothos wants water when the soil is dry, not when it's Sunday. Push a finger two knuckles into the soil: still damp means skip the watering. Send me a photo of the whole plant and the soil, and I'll tell you which way yours is leaning and what to do this week.
What people ask
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Questions & answers
Can it identify a plant from a photo?
Yes — attach a photo and ask. You'll get the plant's name, how to care for it, and a warning if it's toxic to pets or small children.
How do I know if I'm overwatering or underwatering?
That's the most common question, and the symptoms confusingly overlap. Kafana asks about your watering habits and pot drainage, looks at the photo, and tells you which it is — and how to check yourself with the finger test.
Does it know outdoor and garden plants too?
Yes — vegetables, roses, lawns, trees. Mention roughly where you live, since climate changes the advice.
Is it really free?
Yes — no subscription, no card, and your first conversation doesn't even need an account. Kafana runs on excellent open AI models, which is why it can be free.
Kafana diagnoses from a photo as well as a photo allows — it can't test your soil or see the roots. For a prized plant, a local nursery can confirm the diagnosis in person.