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    A plant-identification app’s $40-a-year pro tier draws a ChatGPT comparison

    A user argues ChatGPT can identify plants from photos better, questioning why people still download a separate app for the task.

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    On September 16, 2026, a user said they saw an ad for a plant-identification app with a $40-a-year pro version, describing it as the eighth most popular education app in the App Store. They argued ChatGPT could do the same job better and wondered who was still downloading the app—and for how long.

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    @pitdesiI got an ad for this app that recognizes what plant you take a picture of It’s the 8th most popular education app in the App Store, pro version is $40/yr Obviously you can do this (& better) with a ChatGPT, but somehow people still download it. Wonder who and for how long

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    @pitdesiI got an ad for this app that recognizes what plant you take a picture of It’s the 8th most popular education app in the App Store, pro version is $40/yr Obviously you can do this (& better) with a ChatGPT, but somehow people still download it. Wonder who and for how long