Your pocket field guide
Snap a leaf, bark, fruit, or the whole tree. TreeID identifies the species in seconds—then helps you understand it, remember it, and care for it.
Ready to identify
Built for curious walkers, hands-on gardeners, and anyone who has ever stopped under a canopy and wondered, what tree is this?
From sighting to story
Identify what you see, learn what makes it remarkable, and build a personal record of the trees around you.
The core scan
Take a photo or choose one you already have. TreeID reads the leaves, bark, fruit, and overall shape to return the species in seconds.
Species details include scientific name, native region, and care information.
Save each find with your own notes, photos, and location.
Scan for visible signs of disease, pests, or dehydration and get practical care guidance.
Explore growth facts, environmental benefits, native regions, and memorable trivia.
Set reminders for watering, pruning, and observations as your trees change.
See where you found each tree and return to favorite nature spots.
Three steps, one discovery
Download the app before your next walk, garden visit, or weekend exploration.
Photograph a leaf, bark, fruit, or the full silhouette—or choose an image from your library.
Explore the species profile, then save the discovery to your journal and map for later.
More than a name
TreeID connects identification with practical care, native-region context, environmental benefits, and the small details that make a tree worth remembering.
Before you head out
Everything you need to know before your first identification.
TreeID is designed to identify trees from photos. Its image recognition analyzes visible traits including leaves, bark, fruit, and the tree’s overall shape.
Results can include the species and scientific name, native region, care information, growth facts, environmental benefits, and trivia.
Yes. Your field journal can hold identified trees along with notes, photos, and location data. The discovery map lets you revisit where each find happened.
The health check can scan for visible signs of disease, pests, or dehydration and suggest practical care steps. Image recognition is not a substitute for expert botanical advice, so verify important findings with a local expert.
TreeID is free to download. Access to the full suite of services requires a TreeID Weekly subscription at $4.99 per week. Subscriptions can be managed or canceled in your Apple Account settings.
TreeID is available on the App Store for devices running iOS 18.2 or later.
Practical resources
Short, focused guides for the questions people ask before and after they use the app.