Weed or Not?
Not that kind of weed.
Snap a photo of any plant in your yard. Find out if it's a weed and how to kill it.
Uses a free Groq API key for AI vision + weed identification.
Sign up at console.groq.com/keys (takes 30 seconds). Your key stays in your browser — we never see it.
Point your camera at any plant in your lawn or garden. AI identifies it by leaf shape, growth pattern, flowers, and stem structure.
AI tells you if it's a weed, what kind, how aggressive it is, the best removal methods (manual + herbicide), and what soil conditions caused it. Full lawn care report in seconds.
A single dandelion produces up to 15,000 seeds per year. Each one can travel miles on the wind and germinate in your lawn. One dandelion left alone becomes a hundred.
Americans spend $45 billion per year on lawn care. A huge chunk goes to weed control — herbicides, services, and replanting damaged turf. Identifying weeds early saves real money.
Crabgrass can produce 150,000 seeds per plant per season. It spreads fast, dies in winter, and leaves ugly bare patches. Pre-emergent herbicide in spring is the only real defense.
Many "weeds" are actually edible or beneficial for pollinators. Dandelion greens are nutritious, clover fixes nitrogen in soil, and violets attract bees. Not every weed needs to die.
There is no WeedOrNOT server. This is a static site on Cloudflare's CDN. Your lawn photos go directly from your browser to Groq AI using your personal API key. We never see your yard, your plants, or your results.
Don't take our word for it — open Developer Tools → Network tab and see for yourself.
WeedOrNOT works as a standalone app on your phone — no app store needed.
This tool is free forever. If it saved your lawn, consider supporting the project.
This tool is part of a suite of 10+ free AI-powered scanners.
Explore the orNot AI Suite →Deep ID uses AI-powered web search to analyze any plant in your yard — confirming identification, checking weed status, and building a complete removal plan.
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WeedOrNOT is an AI identification tool, not a licensed lawn care professional. Common weeds are identified reliably. Always read herbicide labels before applying — using the wrong product on the wrong grass type can kill your lawn.
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