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Flores Love

Create · Grow · Celebrate

Ideas that bloom.

A floral studio in your pocket. Identify flowers with your camera, build bouquets from real blooms, and keep it all in a journal that’s yours alone.

One email when the app lands on the App Store. That’s it.

Coming soon to the App Store · For iPhone and iPhone Duo · iOS 26

Bouquet of peony, anemone, and ranunculus in a cream vase, next to the iPhone
  1. Create

    Bouquets and arrangements with real flowers, layer by layer.

  2. Grow

    Ideas, species, and palettes saved in a journal that grows with you.

  3. Celebrate

    Then take it to the table, the wedding, a client, or the screen of someone you love.

Flower ID

Point your camera. Learn its name.

The app cuts out the plant, shows the three most likely species with a confidence score for each, and saves your pick to your journal.

A dandelion against a blue sky, with the identification outline drawn around itconf. 0.94
DandelionTaraxacum officinale

Most likely

  1. DandelionTaraxacum officinaleconfidence 0.94
  2. Sow thistleconfidence 0.04
  3. Chicoryconfidence 0.01

Below its confidence threshold, the app says “I’m not sure” instead of guessing. Automatic identification can be wrong: never use it to decide whether a plant is edible or safe.

Bouquet editor

Build with real flowers.

Drag peonies, roses, ipê blossoms, and eucalyptus from the library, fine-tune every layer, and lift a flower out of your own photo with a single tap.

  • Peony
  • Rose
  • Tulip
  • Sunflower
  • Orchid
  • Ipê
  • Lavender
  • Eucalyptus
Bouquet of roses, chrysanthemum, daisies, and goldenrod in a vase, spilling out of the editor screen

Photo palette

Your occasion’s colors, pulled from a photo.

Snap the dress, the invitation, or the garden. The app finds the palette and suggests flowers that match it.

A salmon-pink peony with a yellow center over dark leaves
PetalTerracottaOchreOlivePine

Journal & calendar

Every flower becomes a page.

Species, photo, date, and a handwritten note. A flower calendar marks the days that matter, and little notes land on the Home Screen of someone you love, right in the widget.

A peony bud taped to the page
Mon, October 12PeonyPaeonia lactifloraFrom Grandma’s garden. Opened after the rain.
Handwritten note: “Morning, sunshine! See you at dinner. Love, Lu.”Morning, sunshine!See you at dinnerlove, Lu
Note · now
October7 flowers
White orchid on an arching stem, leaves at the base

Bridal Mode · Pro

From first sketch to the altar.

For couples tying the knot and for people who work with flowers: event planning, shopping, and client proposals, all in one app.

  • Bridal bouquet
  • Floral arch
  • Round bouquet
  • Wedding plan

    Bouquet, centerpieces, and the event palette in one place, plus a countdown widget.

  • Stem recipe

    How many stems of each flower to buy, with a margin for loss, so nothing goes to waste.

  • PDF proposal

    Arrangement photo, palette, and pricing in a client-ready presentation.

On-device AI

Your photo starts on your iPhone.

Flores Love’s intelligence works on your device first. It also works on iPhones without Apple Intelligence.

  1. On your iPhone

    Cutout, palette, identification, and the assistant run on your device. By default, your photo never leaves it.

  2. In Apple’s private cloud

    When a task needs more power, Apple Intelligence uses Private Cloud Compute, without keeping your data.

  3. In our cloud, only if you ask

    Realistic renders and tough questions go there only when you tap, within your plan’s quota.

Plans

Choose how you bloom.

Try it free with 1 project. Subscribe to save up to 100 or 500.

Free

No charge

$0

Get to know the app with 1 project.

  • Editor and core library
  • Up to 1 saved project
  • On-device identification, with a quota
  • Photo palette

Plus

Billed monthly

$4.99/month

Cancel anytime.

  • Full flower catalog
  • Up to 100 saved projects
  • Cards without a watermark
  • Bridal Mode for 1 event
  • Expanded identification

Pro

Billed yearly

$39.90/year

Billed once a year.

  • Everything in Plus
  • Expanded: up to 500 projects
  • Bridal Mode for multiple events
  • Stem recipe and PDF proposal
  • Priority realistic renders

Prices in US dollars; the App Store shows the amount in your local currency. Cloud quotas renew every month.

Questions

Before you download.

What does the free plan include?

The editor, the core library, photo palette, and on-device identification with a usage quota, plus up to 1 saved project. To keep more, Plus saves up to 100 projects and Pro up to 500.

Do I need an iPhone with Apple Intelligence?

No. The AI features also work on devices without Apple Intelligence: in that case the app only uses our cloud when you ask, lets you know before sending a photo, and stays within your plan’s quota.

Do my photos leave my iPhone?

Not by default. Cutout, palette, and identification run on your device. A photo is only sent when you ask, for example by tapping “Ask the cloud”, and the app tells you first.

Can flower identification be wrong?

Yes. That’s why the app shows the three most likely species with a confidence score for each, and says “I’m not sure” instead of guessing. Never use it to decide whether a plant is edible or safe.

How is Pro billed?

Pro costs $39.90, billed once a year. Plus costs $4.99 per month. You can cancel either one in your iPhone Settings.

Does it work on iPhone Duo?

Yes. Unfolded, the Duo becomes a notebook: your photo or canvas on one side, and the journal, library, or palette on the other.

Is there an Android version?

Not yet. Flores Love starts on iPhone; Android comes later, with the same catalog.

What happens when I join the waitlist?

We email you when Flores Love arrives on the App Store. Your email isn’t used for anything else, and you can ask us to delete it anytime at hey@flores.love.

Your journal starts today.

Join the waitlist and hear from us on launch day.

One email when the app lands on the App Store. That’s it.