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8-page article in the biggest gardening mag in Australia/NZ

Huawei Announces Winners of Global App Contest

Hear from Eric Ralls, founder of plant identification app PlantSnap, for insights on what they’re doing to drive their mobile businesses.

Apple - Europe app of the day

PlantSnap - Snap Partner Summit 2020

PlantSnap is Apple’s “App of the Day“!

Plantsnap is Apple's top 5 paid app of 2018

Sierra Club national magazine says PlantSnap is like Shazam for the wilderness.

Daily Mail mentioned that Snapchat also announced partnerships with PlantSnap

TechCrunch says SnapChat announced new partnerships for its visual search, teaming with PlantSnap to help Snapchat users identify plants and trees

NBC News identified plants with PlantSnap head to head with other apps. Watch and read how we did!

ABC Louisville  App of the Week

CNET uses PlantSnap as one of their must-have camping hacks

The Irish Times recommends PlantSnap to identify a flower or plant you don’t know

Independent - UK's largest quality digital news recommends PlantSnap for Newbies to the gardening

National Gallery of Ireland recommends PlantSnap to identify weeds

Evening Standard says PlantSnap is the ultimate identification tool for green-fingered novice

The Christian Science Monitor recommends PlantSnap as a ‘Top Pick’

The Associated Press discusses what makes a  successful plant identification app like PlantSnap

Telluride Daily Planet writes about PlantSnap’s humble beginnings

CBS Washington D.C. brings PlantSnap to the nation’s capital

“PlantSnap…works like a charm” says Sunny Schubert of The Herald Independent in Cottage Grove, Wisconsin

USA Today network story discusses the birth of PlantSnap

CBS Spokane puts PlantSnap to the test on the air

Cheddar calls PlantSnap "Shazam for Plants"

The Auburn Reporter says that PlantSnap is an app that can be your guide to nature

Red Bull puts PlantSnap on their list of amazing apps for adventurers

AI is learning from our encounters with nature, is that a concern

Australia's Nine says Plantsnap app takes the hard work out of identifying plants

PlantSnap is Canada's Mobile Syrup's App of the Week

The EdTech Eleven: This Month's Must-Know Tools

PlantSnap hard at work in Daytona, Florida

Review: No more clueless hikes

Permaculture Apprentice says that PlantSnap is one of 7 Smartphone Apps That’ll Make You A Better Permaculture Farmer and Designer

It’s Shazam, but for plants – and it works incredibly well

Beautiful Lafayette, California is enjoying their wildflower harvest with PlantSnap

PlantSnap one of several apps recommended for nature photography

The South China Morning Post lists PlantSnap as a top app for outdoor adventures, nature lovers and hiking trips

WRAL reports that PlantSnap is one of the 3 best apps for identifying plants and animals

The Evansville, Indiana Courier and Press suggests taking PlantSnap with you on your hikes

Inverse explores how PlantSnap and image recognition enhance human understanding of the natural world

Tomorrow's World Today says PlantSnap is a guide to the outdoors

Portugal's REO recommends PlantSnap to determine what is growing

Radio station 98.5 in Montreal recommends PlantSnap to those with a green thumb

Francois Charron says PlantSnap is the perfect tool for fans of exotic plants or nature in general

El Salvador's "El Target" recommends PlantSnap for understanding ecosystems and identify new habitats

Finland's Tivi says that PlantSnap is the smart way to identify plants in nature

France's Mon Jardin & Ma Maison says PlantSnap allows you to identify plants with an app in the blink of an eye

Ireland's TV3 says PlantSnap is a great way to get your kids outside this summer

PlantSnap recommended by Androidpit as one of 5 new apps you should try this week

Spain's Uptodown says PlantSnap is the ideal app for those who want to understand the plant-life around them

The Czech Republic's Mobil Mania says PlantSnap is the app for lovers of flora

Outside writes that PlantSnap is one of 5 Digital Tools That Make Summer Adventuring Easier

Saudi Arabia's Tech World says that PlantSnap can help you connect to the world around you

Wise Bread lists PlantSnap as one of 8 apps to help you explore the great outdoors PlantSnap as one of 8 apps to help you explore the great outdoors

Startup Beat says PlantSnap can recognize 90% of all plant life just by taking a picture

Technology Brigade says that PlantSnap is the "best app to know about any plant in the world"

Bolivia's El Diario calls PlantSnap a "revolutionary app" for identifying plants

Bangladesh's NETBiD distinguishes PlantSnap as a most helpful and educational app for identifying plants

Italy's macitynet.it says that PlantSnap is the "Shazam for plants" and a "botanist in your pocket"

Gardens Illustrated calls PlantSnap "the revolutionary plant identification app" in their 2018 Education Guide

Poland's Mambiznes discusses the "history of PlantSnap"

Fayetteville's Northwest Arkansas Democratic Gazette says that PlantSnap will help you and your inner botanist

Poland's Anty Apps lists PlantSnap as one of the Best Android Apps for 2018

PA LIVE says PlantSnap is easy to download and use, and it works flawlessly with snapshots from the garden.

Germany's "Android Mag" calls PlantSnap a free, digital botanist on the go

The Netherlands iCreate Magazine gives PlantSnap 4.5 Stars in their 2019 review

Real Homes Magazine lists PlantSnap as one of the best gardening apps for your garden transformation

Canada's CBC recommends PlantSnap for differentiating between different, blooming trees

Outdoor retailer Mossy Oak recommends PlantSnap for hunting and gathering

Spain's Ipadizate recommends PlantSnap for identifying flowers and plants

The Ringer lists PlantSnap as one of the top apps used by plant lovers

Germany's Heise Magazine says in their PlantSnap technology review that PlantSnap "always got the right result" in their independent testing

During Earth Month 2019, PlantSnap and Mrs. Meyer's partnered to give people a new way to learn about endangered species and inspire them to join our mission.

WikiHow recommends using PlantSnap for plant identification.

Naila Moreira of the New Hampshire Gazette calls PlantSnap "a chunk of magic in my pocket" for plant identification.

Maggie Gordon of the Houston Chronicle uses PlantSnap to identify a mulberry tree

Mexico's El Toper says PlantSnap gives you the resources you need to learn about vegetation.

Poland's 'dobreprogramy' calls PlantSnap for Android  "a very interesting tool for identifying plants based on a photo"

Ohio's Waitsburg Times recommends PlantSnap for identifying hard to identify plants

Missouri's Fulton Sun newspaper reports Master Gardener Peter Sutter recommends PlantSnap for boosting your green thumb.

"You Had Me at Gardening" used PlantSnap to identify 10 out of 10 plants correctly in their independent test of PlantSnap. We also appreciate the kind words about our instructional videos!

"The Daily Dot" recommends PlantSnap for houseplant identification

Italy's Quotidiano recommends PlantSnap as one of the best apps for recognizing and caring for plants.

Mindy Delano from Southgate, Michigan's "Press & Guide" uses PlantSnap to identify a Golden Trumpet.

CleverTap Plantsnap Case Study

La Gaceta recommends PlantSnap to discover the Plantae kingdom within your own garden

STLtoday recommends PlantSnap to Identify and take inventory of the plants, trees and flowers in your house or yard

GadgetsNow recommends PlantSnap to students of botany

Santa Cruz Sentinel says PlantSnap is an online, powerful, and free plant identifier that uses artificial intelligence

Al-Wafd says if you have a home garden or if you are a botany student, install PlantSnap

Mashable mentioned that Snap announced new partnerships on Thursday with the apps Dog Scanner and PlantSnap

AJC says PlantSnap is touted as the No. 1 identifier app for recognizing flowers, cacti, succulents, and mushrooms.

The Verge - You can now use the Snapchat camera to “scan” plants through PlantSnap

Business Insider mentioned about Snapchat's augmented reality camera to identify plant species through PlantSnap

Boston Globe Media Partners - Talks about eight free apps for modern-day naturalists that include PlantSnap

The Indian Express says Snapchatters will now able to identify 90 percent of all known plants and trees with the help of PlantSnap

MSN News - Mr Dzomeku confirmed to the Ghana News Agency that the plant at Atimatim-Taaboum was truly an apple. PlantSnap was used to identify the plant as well.

Skyegrid Media - With PlantSnap, Snapchatters can identify 90% of plants and trees

Dunya-e-Eqtesad newspaper mentioned new Snapshot lenses with the ability to detect the breed of plants through PlantSnap

The UK's Evening Standard reports that PlantSnap can identify 90 percent of plants and trees

vc.ru - mentioned that Snapchat will add three functions to the Snap Camera for object scanning including PlantSnap to identify plant species

The Ecologist mentioned smartphone apps like PLantSnap help in plant identification

CNET uses PlantSnap as one of their must-have camping hacks and that PlantSnap can determine a plant by taking a photo

Variety Media, LLC - Snap announced new Scan partners including PlantSnap, which will let app users identify “90% of all known plants and trees

BusinessGhana - CSIR confirms existence of apple tree at Atimatim-Taaboum. A physical inspection of the plant and the use of the PlantSnap mobile app indicated that the plant was edible apple Malus Domestica.

Senior Editor of huffpost.com use PalntSnap to identify flowering dogwood in the park

The Evening Standard - PlantSnap works a little like Shazam for plants

CHIP.de - The new partnership with PlantSnap promises that users can have 90 percent of all known plants identified directly in Snapchat

DailyMail.co.uk says PlantSnap can identify 90 per cent of all plant species.

MSN.com says Thanksgiving Point's Ashton Gardens introduces PlantSnap App

GQ Germany - Plantsnap uses an enormously extensive database that also covers plant species that many other detection apps do not have in their repertoire - such as mushrooms or succulents.

The Denver Post recommends PlantSnap for identifying plants in Colorado.

MSN.com says PlantSnap can identify 90 per cent of all plant species.

The New York Times says PlantSnap is a plant identification app that also allows users to take or upload photos.

Laodong.vn - There are over 80 bioluminescent species of fungi found on earth, according to Plantsnap

France's So Soir lists PlantSnap as "an app to better maintain your plants"

AppAdvice.com says PlantSnap is the revolutionary plant identification app from Earth.com built to help you identify plants in a snap.

If instant identification is more your speed, PlantSnap is a free phone app that can help you outside.

siol.net says With the PlantSnap app, you can instantly identify plants of all kinds anywhere in the world.

wellandgood.com says that an app like Plantsnap can help you identify what you’re dealing with.

Snapchat continues to innovate to maintain the attention of its young audience with augmented reality and by building partnerships including Plantsnap

Indonesia's Tech Daily discusses PlantSnap's role with Snapchat

CleverTap Quarterly Customer Spotlight: PlantSnap Founder/CEO Eric Ralls.discusses his growth marketing strategy

Moms.com - You can purchase your green solved mystery through one of PlantSnap's many HTA-certified nurseries which you can find through the app.