Photograph a sick leaf. Get the diagnosis, a low-cost treatment plan and alerts from farms near you.
From a photo in your hand to a plan for your field, in under a minute.
Photograph one damaged leaf with your phone, or pick a photo from your gallery.
Our AI isolates the leaf, looks at the spots, colour and shape, and names the most likely problem.
See what to do today, low-cost and organic options first, and how to stop it spreading.
The disease or pest name, how sure we are, and how serious it is.
Affordable and organic steps first. Chemical options only when needed.
See serious cases reported by farmers near you, updated live.
Your name is never shared and locations are rounded to about 1 km.
A clear photo gives a more accurate answer.
Guidance, not a lab test. When Leafcheck is not sure, it says so and suggests showing the leaf to your local agriculture officer.
Yes. Create an account and scan as many leaves as you need. No card is required.
Every result shows how confident the AI is. Clear, close photos work best. If the result is uncertain, we tell you and suggest seeing an agriculture officer.
Your scans are visible only to you. Only serious, high-confidence diagnoses are shared as anonymous outbreak reports, with no name and a location rounded to about 1 km.
Yes, a connection is needed to check a leaf and to see nearby outbreaks. Photos are compressed first, so it works on slower mobile data.
It is built for common field and garden crops such as maize, cassava and tomato. Type the crop name when you scan to help the result.
Catch crop disease early, treat it right and warn your neighbours.
Serious, confident diagnoses are shared as anonymous outbreak reports. They never include your name, and the location is rounded to about 1 km.
Photograph one damaged leaf. Natural light works best.
New outbreaks from farms near you
Confident, serious diagnoses appear on the outbreak map without your name, so nearby farmers can act early.
Reports from farmers around you, updated live.
No outbreaks reported yet. Confident, serious diagnoses appear here.