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Australian Tree ID
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Top complaints - extracted from 11 negative reviews
Recurring phrases mined from 1-2★ reviews. The bigger the percentage, the more users have the same problem. Fix the top 2-3 in your version and you have product-market fit on day one.
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"trees"
7 negative reviews mention this · 64% of all complaints
★★★★★ "Just installed and tried to identify two trees in the garden. Both natives. The keyword filters are laughable, given all the information held on individually dual species. Don't waste your money. Does not have Queensland Box among the list …" - Nimmi Ragavan
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"identify"
5 negative reviews mention this · 45% of all complaints
★★★★★ "Just installed and tried to identify two trees in the garden. Both natives. The keyword filters are laughable, given all the information held on individually dual species. Don't waste your money. Does not have Queensland Box among the list …" - Nimmi Ragavan
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"tree"
4 negative reviews mention this · 36% of all complaints
★★★★★ "Just installed and tried to identify two trees in the garden. Both natives. The keyword filters are laughable, given all the information held on individually dual species. Don't waste your money. Does not have Queensland Box among the list …" - Nimmi Ragavan
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"common"
3 negative reviews mention this · 27% of all complaints
★★★★★ "Couldn't find 2 of the most common trees in WA - Jarrah and Marri - so I didn't bother pursuing the app." - Warren Naseby
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Just installed and tried to identify two trees in the garden. Both natives. The keyword filters are laughable, given all the information held on individually dual species. Don't waste your money. Does not have Queensland Box among the list of trees either. And leaf layout records only alternate and paired. How many trees has the author seen?
Couldn't find 2 of the most common trees in WA - Jarrah and Marri - so I didn't bother pursuing the app.
Useless App! Expensive and has very small database. Common aussie trees seem to be missing.
Im not happy, how come you guys says on trees that are not native and the council says its native its very confusing lucky we didn't get a fine???. You need to fix this
So far not happy. Tried to search for Grey box, red stringybark, river redgum even, both with scientific and common names. Nothing comes up. Supposed to be Australian app. These trees are listed on our trust for Nature property and I'd hoped this app would help me tell which is which.
Please refund me. I couldn't identify a lime tree. The list after each category is too large. The phoot of the tree is too far away.
When searching, you start with choosing the foliage type which is helpful but unfortunately you're taken to a picture of the tree that is taken from a distance, actually making it difficult to identify. A photograph of the foliage would be more helpful
I was hoping to identify a fruiting tree near our new home but there were no selection options for anything much other than leaf shape. Very disappointing.
I tried to find a tree growing in my garden but it is not listed. Eucalyptus conferruminata.
Ok for identifying "city" trees. Not much chop for identifying Australian trees while travelling. Mallee, mulga, coolabah, gidgee, briggalow etc.
Doesn't identify trees from user's photos
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