LeafLens: Plant Identifier

Most houseplants don't die from neglect. They die because their owner watered on a guess — every Sunday, or whenever the leaves looked sad — instead of when the plant actually needed it. Overwatering is the single most common way to kill a houseplant, and a generic "water weekly" rule causes it. LeafLens fixes the timing. Photograph any plant and it tells you what the plant is, whether it is safe around your cat or dog, and how to care for it. Then it builds a watering schedule for that specific plant and reminds you the day water is due. When you mark a plant watered, the next reminder moves itself — so the schedule stays right even when life gets busy. Point your camera at a leaf and you get the common name, the botanical name, and a plain-language care plan in seconds. When something looks off — a yellow leaf, a brown edge, a spot that's spreading — photograph the problem and…