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Tap anywhere in the portal and Flowist crops just the flower from the frame, sends it once to our identification partner over an encrypted connection, and shows you a name and a confidence level within a few seconds. The photo copy on our server is deleted right after.

Not always — nature is messy, and lookalikes exist. When Flowist isn't confident, it'll ask "is it one of these?" instead of guessing, or gently suggest a clearer photo. Treat every result as a well-informed guess, not certainty — see our safety notice for why that matters.

Every flower you identify for the first time earns petals based on how rare it is — commoner blooms earn fewer, rarer ones earn more. The Meadow is a shared, weekly-refreshing leaderboard where your petal total is ranked against other gardeners, by a gardener name you choose. It never shows anyone's location or identity.

Your first flower identification is free. After that, Flowist Pro unlocks unlimited identifications and every species' full story — Weekly or Yearly, each with a 7-day free trial. Exact current pricing is always shown on the paywall in the app.

All Flowist Pro subscriptions are billed and managed through your Apple ID — go to Settings → [your name] → Subscriptions on your device (or the Subscriptions row inside Flowist's own Settings). Canceling stops future renewals; you'll keep Pro through the end of the period you already paid for.

Flowist never continuously tracks you, and your exact location never leaves your device. Finds are rounded to a general area before they are saved. That area stays local unless you explicitly create a private, seven-day Bloom Invite; invite areas are obscured again before sharing. Full details are in our Privacy Policy.

Open Flowist's Settings and tap Delete all my data — your entire Bloom Book is removed from your device immediately. Since your Meadow account is anonymous, we can also remove it from our servers on request; just email us.

No — please don't. Flowist is for identification and enjoyment, not safety decisions. Results can be wrong, and even a correctly named plant can be dangerous in ways an app can't assess. Never eat, touch, or use any plant based on an app result — ask a qualified local expert instead.

We'd love to hear it — email us or open an issue on GitHub. The more detail (what you tapped, what you expected, what happened instead), the faster we can fix it.