Map where sun and shade fall across your yard, then get plant picks for every spot — natives included.
The wrong amount of sun. Ufloria maps exactly where the sun and shade fall across your yard — through the whole day and the whole growing season — then recommends plants that will actually thrive in each spot.
Find your yard from your location or address, and trace it on an aerial photo. No measuring, no surveying — just draw what you see.
Drop in your house, trees, and fences. Ufloria casts real shadows from them, using the sun's true position for your exact location.
Drag the sun across the day and watch the shade sweep your yard — morning to evening, season to season.
See whether it's full sun, part shade, or full shade — and browse the plants suited to exactly that spot.
Three steps from a satellite photo to a yard split into real sun zones — every screen below is actual app output, not a mockup.
4,000+
plants, from shade perennials to full-sun vegetables
Every recommendation is filtered to your hardiness zone, so nothing on your list will die in your winter.
Not a guess from a plant tag — picks are matched to the sun level Ufloria computes for each part of your yard.
The part most apps miss: Ufloria knows what's actually native to your state, so you can plant what belongs.
No subscription, no ads. Premium is a single one-time unlock for the bespoke intelligence of your yard.
Free forever
Everything above stays free — no trial clock, no feature decay.
Pay once, keep it forever — no subscription
Ufloria checks what data is available for your exact address before you buy — you only pay for what your yard can actually use.
Ufloria was built the way we wish more apps were: private by default, quiet, and honest about what it does.
Your yard map never leaves your phone. We don't upload it, and we don't sell your data — there's nothing to sell.
No banners, no interstitials, no tracking pixels. The free tier is genuinely free, not an ad vehicle.
Once your yard is set up, the sun engine and plant browsing work without a connection — out in the yard, where you need them.
Map your yard's sun in an afternoon, and stop guessing which plants will make it.