I'm a veterinarian in Seattle. I built GrassDx by applying the same pattern-recognition approach I use to diagnose patients — to lawns.
Upload 1-4 photos, enter your ZIP code, get an instant diagnosis of what's wrong and a treatment plan specific to your grass type, climate, and current season. It knows the difference between brown patch fungus in Seattle in May and the same-looking problem in Houston in August — because the cause and treatment are completely different.
It's completely free, no account needed, works on any phone.
Launched 3 days ago. Looking for honest feedback — especially from anyone who tries a real diagnosis on their lawn.