Leafsnap

Columbia University, University of Maryland, and Smithsonian Institution · iOS

Leafsnap

Explore the ad evidence, study the storefront, and build your next acquisition hypothesis.

Paid-ad activity not yet verified
Compare appsMy watchlist

01 / Creative research

Turn the unknowns into a research plan.

01

Check the acquisition promise

Read the store headline, screenshots and description. What problem is the app promising to solve?

Study the storefront ↗
02

Look for ad evidence

Explore apps with direct store-link matches. Compare their hooks and formats without assuming the same approach works here.

Browse observed advertisers ↗
03

Separate demand from paid growth

Store rankings and revenue estimates describe market context. They do not establish ad spend, conversions or ROAS.

Review the market context ↗

02 / Storefront & product

Where the click lands.

Study the product story and store experience behind the acquisition funnel.

Screenshots

Leafsnap screenshot 1Leafsnap screenshot 2Leafsnap screenshot 3Leafsnap screenshot 4

03 / Market context

The business behind the app.

Keep revenue, downloads and store rankings separate from advertising performance.

How Much Does Leafsnap Make?

Monthly Revenue
$1.0K
Annualized estimate
$12.0K
Per Download
$1.00

Platform Performance

🍎iOS
Revenue
$1.0K
Downloads
1.0K
Rating
2.5 ★(229)

Rating Distribution

2.5
★★☆☆☆
229 reviews
5
50%
4
10%
3
8%
2
8%
1
24%

Top Countries

🇺🇸 US🇨🇦 CA🇨🇳 CN
Reviews (3)▼
★★☆☆☆b_s_l9/9/2018
Disappointing at Best

Even knowing the vagaries of WiFi connectivity in the field and the proliferation of invasive & non-native species in suburbia, this app has repeatedly failed to be of any real use. My “collection” of two unidentifiable leaves remains a total mystery to the app, which keeps making suggestions of VERY different-looking leaves. (It once told me a pin oak was a maple, so I’m not too surprised.) The constant inability to access the servers when outdoors led to my photographing some very wilted leaves in an attempt to get them back indoors with a reliable WiFi connection — but lately even that has been failing with repeated, “RECOGNITION ERROR - Failed to poll server” errors even with a good WiFi connection that other apps are having no problems using. The only reason this app is still on my iPhone is that I can (sometimes) scroll through pictures in an attempt to manually ID a tree... which often leads to better results than the “Snap It!” function. Definitely needs a LOT of work, or at least a change in advertising & name so people know they cannot depend on what is supposed to be the app’s primary feature and function. Would give it 1 star if the pictures in the database (assuming I can access them) weren’t clear... but in reality I give it 1½ stars at best in its current form.

★★☆☆☆b_s_l9/9/2018
Disappointing at Best

Even knowing the vagaries of WiFi connectivity in the field and the proliferation of invasive & non-native species in suburbia, this app has repeatedly failed to be of any real use. My “collection” of two unidentifiable leaves remains a total mystery to the app, which keeps making suggestions of VERY different-looking leaves. (It once told me a pin oak was a maple, so I’m not too surprised.) The constant inability to access the servers when outdoors led to my photographing some very wilted leaves in an attempt to get them back indoors with a reliable WiFi connection — but lately even that has been failing with repeated, “RECOGNITION ERROR - Failed to poll server” errors even with a good WiFi connection that other apps are having no problems using. The only reason this app is still on my iPhone is that I can (sometimes) scroll through pictures in an attempt to manually ID a tree... which often leads to better results than the “Snap It!” function. Definitely needs a LOT of work, or at least a change in advertising & name so people know they cannot depend on what is supposed to be the app’s primary feature and function. Would give it 1 star if the pictures in the database (assuming I can access them) weren’t clear... but in reality I give it 1½ stars at best in its current form.

★★☆☆☆cazomatic7/28/2017
Great idea, but problems with the app

I just downloaded the app from the US iTunes Store and tried to create an account but failed. I also can't choose my location because my location (Germany) isn't one of the options. Not sure if that is why I can't create an account but I'm disappointed I can only use this for scrolling through the built-in pictures. Please consider an option for other locations. There are lots of trees here that can be found in the US that I would like help identifying.

Version History (7)▼
1.087/17/2017
1.076/5/2015
1.061/17/2015
1.055/15/2011
1.045/10/2011
1.034/29/2011
1.02.284/12/2011
Available In (84 Countries)▼
🇩🇿 DZ🇦🇴 AO🇦🇿 AZ🇧🇧 BB🇧🇾 BY🇧🇲 BM🇬🇭 GH🇳🇬 Nigeria🇴🇲 OM🇺🇦 Ukraine🇺🇿 UZ🇺🇸 United States🇦🇺 Australia🇨🇦 Canada🇨🇳 China🇫🇷 France🇩🇪 Germany🇬🇧 United Kingdom🇮🇹 Italy🇯🇵 Japan🇰🇷 South Korea🇷🇺 Russia🇦🇷 Argentina🇦🇹 Austria🇧🇪 Belgium🇧🇷 Brazil🇧🇬 Bulgaria🇨🇱 Chile🇨🇴 Colombia🇨🇷 CR🇭🇷 Croatia🇨🇿 Czech Republic🇩🇰 Denmark🇩🇴 DO🇪🇨 EC🇪🇬 Egypt🇸🇻 SV🇫🇮 Finland🇬🇷 Greece🇬🇹 GT🇭🇰 Hong Kong🇭🇺 Hungary🇮🇳 India🇮🇩 Indonesia🇮🇪 Ireland🇮🇱 Israel🇰🇿 KZ🇰🇪 Kenya🇰🇼 KW🇱🇧 LB🇱🇹 Lithuania🇱🇺 LU🇲🇴 MO🇲🇬 MG🇲🇾 Malaysia🇲🇽 Mexico🇳🇱 Netherlands🇳🇿 New Zealand🇳🇴 Norway🇵🇰 Pakistan🇵🇦 PA🇵🇪 Peru🇵🇭 Philippines🇵🇱 Poland🇵🇹 Portugal🇶🇦 QA🇷🇴 Romania🇸🇦 Saudi Arabia🇸🇬 Singapore🇸🇰 Slovakia🇸🇮 Slovenia🇿🇦 South Africa🇪🇸 Spain🇱🇰 LK🇸🇪 Sweden🇨🇭 Switzerland🇹🇼 Taiwan🇹🇭 Thailand🇹🇳 TN🇹🇷 Turkey🇦🇪 UAE🇺🇾 UY🇻🇪 VE🇻🇳 Vietnam
Supported Languages (1)▼
English
App Details▼

Leafsnap is the first in a series of electronic field guides being developed by researchers from Columbia University, the University of Maryland, and...

iOS App ID
430649829
Content Rating
4+
Min OS
6.0
Size
210.0 MB
Publisher
Columbia University, University of Maryland, and Smithsonian Institution
US