One click = LOVE

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If you have not yet rated our app on the stores, we would just LOVE if you did it now <3:

Click on the links below – they will take you directly to the store, and in one click you give your opinion on the app (and if you have 30 seconds more to spare, you can add a small comment too ^^)

Apple user? Go to the Appstore.

Android user? Link to Google Play.

Why do we need your support?

How an app has been rated has a lasting impact on downloads – and therefore our visibility. AND unfortunately, disappointed users (there are always!) will easily give a (very) bad review, while most happy ones will not take the time to give their opinion.

Moreover, most of the “negative” comments we receive on the stores are related to the plant recognition tool, so much so that we seriously wonder if we should remove this feature – which seems to generate so much frustration! Your opinion matters : tell us!

Photo : Andy Melton

 

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