Point your camera at leaves, bark, or the whole tree. Arbor names the species, tells you what it is, and turns the find into a page in a field guide that keeps growing.
One camera, one purpose. Identify the tree in front of you, then watch a collection assemble itself walk after walk.
Frame leaves, bark, or the whole tree and tap once. The species comes back in seconds, common name and Latin name together.
Each result carries a plain-language description plus the supporting details worth knowing, from care notes to what the wood is good for.
Every identification is labelled High, Medium, or Low, and anything worth a second look is flagged as a caution rather than buried.
Every new species becomes a page with your own photo, grouped into sets. Rescan the same tree and the page counts the visit.
Common to Legendary. Rarer finds are worth more XP, and the guide keeps your rarest discovery on display.
Scans earn XP along a ladder from Seedling to Ancient Grove, with a medal and a line of identity at every step.
A fresh quest every day, worth 50 XP, plus streak bonuses that stack. Ten badges wait behind the milestones.
A precision zoom dial, a flash toggle, and your photo library one tap away for trees you have already photographed.
From standing in front of a tree to knowing its name. No account, no setup.
Open Arbor and point the camera. Leaves, bark, or the whole silhouette all work. Use the zoom dial to fill the frame with the detail you want read.
Tap the shutter, or pull an existing photo from your library. Good daylight and a clear background give the AI the most to work with.
Seconds later you get the name, the description, the details, and a confidence label. The find lands in your field guide with its rarity and XP.
One scan a day and your guide grows for life. Download Arbor and give the trees on your street their names back.
Coming soon to the App StoreFrame the leaves, the bark, or the whole tree and tap the shutter. Arbor sends the photo for AI analysis and returns the species, a short description, supporting details, and how confident it is.
No. Identifications are AI estimates for informational and educational purposes only. Never eat, taste, touch, burn, or otherwise use any plant, tree, fruit, fungus, bark, or seed based on an identification from Arbor. Toxic species can closely resemble harmless ones. Consult a qualified professional before acting on any identification.
Leaves, bark, and form all work as evidence, so a close-up is often enough. Alongside the species you get its description, supporting details such as care and wood notes, and any cautions the analysis flags.
Every result carries a confidence label of High, Medium, or Low. Accuracy depends on lighting, framing, season, and how much of the tree is visible. Treat the result as a well-informed starting point, not a verdict.
No. Photos travel over HTTPS to our backend, which passes them to Google Gemini for analysis and returns the result. They are processed transiently and are not retained by us afterwards. The copy saved with a find stays on your device.
It becomes a page in your field guide with your photo, its species, its set, and its rarity tier. Finds earn XP toward ten levels from Seedling to Ancient Grove, and feed daily quests, streaks, and badges.