Bloom
A full-screen vertical video feed for plants. Like, comment, repost and share — with a discovery order that reshuffles every time you pull to refresh.
Plantora is a plant app with a community inside it. Talk to Flora — an AI plant doctor that listens in your language and diagnoses from your camera, hands-free. Track every plant, cutting and seed tray. Scroll Bloom for plant video. Buy from growers and real nurseries without leaving the app.
Not a plant-ID toy and not another feed. Plantora keeps your garden, your diagnosis, your people and your shopping in the same place — so they can talk to each other.
A full-screen vertical video feed for plants. Like, comment, repost and share — with a discovery order that reshuffles every time you pull to refresh.
Tap the mic and just talk. Flora listens in your language, watches the camera herself, takes the photo when your plant is framed, and answers out loud.
Every plant, cutting and seed tray in one place — with a care schedule generated for the species and watering reminders that actually fire on your phone.
Classifieds from other growers plus verified company storefronts — cuttings, pots, soil, seeds, grow lights — with ratings, reviews and cash on delivery.
One tap on the mic starts the session — after that, nobody taps anything. Flora listens, thinks, answers out loud, and goes straight back to listening. She watches the camera herself, and when your plant is properly framed she takes the diagnosis photo without being asked.
Your speech is transcribed and translated in a single pass, so Arabic, English or anything in between all reach her the same way. Prefer typing? Flora Chat is the same assistant in text, and every conversation is saved so you can pick it back up later.
Why are the leaves on my monstera going yellow?
Hold it steady — got it. The yellowing starts at the lower leaves and the soil looks wet, so this reads as overwatering, not light. Let it dry out fully before the next round.
Listening…
Bloom is a full-screen vertical feed of plant video from the people you follow and from public growers. Comments, reposts and shares count for more than likes, views are weighted down so a viral clip can't flatten everything else, and every post fades on a 36-hour half-life.
Then the order is sampled, not sorted — strong posts tend to lead, but the sequence genuinely changes, and a pull to refresh reshuffles it. Flip the toggle at the top and you're in Explore: the same community as a two-column photo grid, newest first.
Two marketplaces share one tab. Individual listings are plain classifieds — the spare cutting, the pot you're not using, the half-bag of fertiliser — sorted across ten categories from Indoor Plants and Seeds to Grow Lights, Pots and Pesticide.
Company Shops are real businesses that apply and get approved. Each one gets its own storefront with a banner, logo, verified badge and category chips, its own cart, and cash-on-delivery checkout. Stock is re-checked at the moment you pay, so nothing sells out from under you between cart and confirmation.
Stories, tools, points and the whole social layer — built in, not bolted on.
Post a 24-hour update — the new growth, the repot, the one that didn't make it. Rings on the tray show you what you haven't seen, and it all disappears on schedule.
A camera Light Meter for reading a windowsill, a month-by-month Planner of care tasks and what's in season, the Propagation Station, and Diagnose — four taps from Home.
Points for the things that keep plants alive — watering on time, nursing a sick one back to healthy, adding a new plant — weighted above likes and scrolling. The top ten public growers sit on a live leaderboard.
Profiles with tabbed grids, followers and following, private accounts with follow requests, and real DMs — one-to-one or group, with replies, reactions, unsend and read receipts.
Care schedules are generated per species — watering interval, feeding interval, light and humidity — then scheduled as real phone notifications, not just rows in a list you have to remember to check.
Step-by-step growing guides, a searchable plant-care FAQ that hands off to Flora mid-question, a month-by-month planting calendar and a local tree catalogue you can browse offline.
Join the waitlist and get one email the moment Plantora opens the doors. No spam, promise.