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GrowSpot is a plant-care app built around one idea: plants don’t live in rooms, they live in spots. Set your phone down at the exact place you have in mind and GrowSpot scores it for a specific plant on measured light, temperature, humidity and airflow, then re-scores it as the seasons change. What it cannot measure it estimates from local weather and the user’s description of the spot, labelled as an estimate, and every care fact in its library carries a verification label. Free for 2 spots and 2 plants with no feature locks (20 AI scans a month, shared across photo identification, photo diagnosis and AI-generated species entries); Plus is $4.99/month or $29.99/year. iPhone and Android.
| Name | GrowSpot |
| Tagline | The right plant for the right spot. |
| Category | Lifestyle / plant care |
| Platforms | iPhone · Android |
| Pricing | Free (2 spots + 2 plants, all features; 20 AI scans a month) · Plus $4.99/mo or $29.99/yr, 14-day trial |
| Differentiators | Spot-level fit scoring across light, warmth, humidity and airflow · two-spot comparison · seasonal re-scoring · honest estimates instead of fake precision · verification-labeled care database |
| Light measurement | Measured at the exact spot with the phone — on iPhone through a sheet of white printer paper over the front camera, which is what separates a measurement from an estimate — shown as honest ranges and re-tuned to weather and seasons |
| App Store | apps.apple.com/app/id6780212433 |
| Google Play | play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.growspot.app |
| Contact | [email protected] |
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Download the press kit (zip, 5.6 MB)Why "which spot" beats "which plant". The case for scoring places instead of species, and what phone sensors can and can't honestly measure.
Honesty as a product feature: shipping honest estimates and, when even that would be a guess, an outright "not enough to judge", in a category known for confident wrong answers.
Building a care database that labels every fact by how verified it is, instead of pretending everything is equally certain.