Photo identification
Snap the plant: the AI suggests an identification and its scientific name.
Toxic plants · iOS & Android
Ragwort, foxglove, yew, oleander, lily of the valley, buttercup… Take a photo of the plant: Equio identifies it, shows its toxicity level for horses and the symptoms to watch for. When in doubt, the app always points you to the vet.

What the AI gives you
In the pasture or out on a ride, take out your phone and get a useful reading on the plant worrying you in seconds.
Snap the plant: the AI suggests an identification and its scientific name.
No risk, moderate, severe or critical, depending on the plant recognised.
A confidence percentage comes with every identification.
Possible signs of poisoning and the reflexes to adopt.
More than 100 sheets you can browse offline — a catalogue that grows with users' scans.
Review the risks of the paddock, season by season.


Identify a plant
A single photo starts the analysis. Equio suggests an identification, its risk level for the horse and the possible symptoms. When the identification is uncertain or the risk is high, the app guides you to the vet with the right information to share.
Easy to get started
Three steps to turn a doubt into a documented decision.
Frame the leaf, flower or stem: the AI starts the identification.
Toxicity, confidence and possible symptoms appear clearly.
Favourites, history and vet referral when in doubt.
Take a photo of the plant in the Equio app: the AI suggests an identification, its toxicity level and the symptoms to watch for. When in doubt, contact your vet.
No. The AI provides support with a confidence index, but a blurry photo or an atypical plant can be misleading. It is decision support, never a diagnosis.
The catalogue holds more than 100 plants toxic to horses: ragwort, foxglove, yew, oleander, lily of the valley, buttercup, autumn crocus, bracken and many more.
Yes, a free plan lets you try identification and browse the catalogue. A Pro plan extends usage, managed through the App Store or Google Play.
Download Equio, photograph the plant worrying you and get an instant analysis. Free to get started, iOS and Android.