Water your plants when they need it, not when the calendar says

FloraSense is a virtual soil sensor and an AI botanist for houseplants, balconies and gardens. Tell it where your plants live and it models every pot against your local weather, so the watering date moves with the sun, the rain and the heating, and a frost warning reaches you the evening before it matters. No sensors to buy.

Why you can trust it

The water balance is arithmetic, not a guess: the pot is a bucket, the weather takes water out and the rain puts some back. Eight independent checks re-derive every plan from its own numbers, and any failure is shown, never hidden. The written advice only quotes figures that are in the plan; a note that quotes anything else is replaced.

What people use it for

• Houseplants that rot from overwatering in grey weeks and wilt in dry heated rooms
• Balcony and terrace pots that need frost, heat, UV and wind warnings
• Gardeners who want to know why the date moved, not just that it did
• Plant care and landscaping businesses looking after many client sites

How it works

1. Add a garden: choose your city.
2. Add plants: snap a photo to identify one, or search the list. Say where it stands (window, balcony, garden) and its pot.
3. See today at a glance for free, as often as you like.
4. Run a plan for the botanist's advice, or let it run every morning at 07:30.

What you get back

• Moisture of every pot, the next watering date and how many millilitres
• How far the weather moved the date compared with a fixed schedule
• Frost, cold, heat, UV and wind warnings for outdoor plants
• A care calendar you can subscribe to in any calendar app
• Plant doctor: a photo checked against the plant's own weather and watering history
• REST API, signed webhooks, live stream, and alerts to email, Slack, Teams or Telegram

Good to know

• Pay as you go from your Sensifai wallet: only a care plan, a photo diagnosis or a photo identification is billed. Gardens, plants, the live view, the calendar and alerts are free.
• Billed after the work succeeds, never before; a photo that cannot be assessed costs nothing.
• The plant doctor gives advice, not a diagnosis.
• Weather comes from Open-Meteo; photos are sent to the model and are not kept by it.