Arborist AI

Alex, the AI that reads trees.

It reads the whole record for the arborist in ArbKeep Pro, and one photo for the homeowner in CanopyKeep.

Which one are you? Alex in ArbKeep Pro I run a tree care business Alex works on your own trees, labs and rates, and drafts for you to sign. 14 days free, no card. Start free → Alex in CanopyKeep I have a tree One photo gets a named diagnosis and what to do next. Free, no account. Try CanopyKeep →
Alex in ArbKeep Pro

It has read the chart.

So the draft is a differential, not a verdict: what it is, what it isn't, and why.

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A diagnosis Alex drafted in ArbKeep Pro: pH-induced iron chlorosis on a pin oak, cross-referenced against the property's soil panel and three prior visits, with leaf-spot pathogen and nitrogen deficiency considered and ruled out The same diagnosis card in sun mode

Drawn from this property's own soil panel and three prior visits. Confirm it, edit it or throw it out.

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Alex's read
CanopyKeep's answer on a phone: Spotted Lanternfly (Nymphs), marked take action and high confidence, with what the insects are and what to do about them this week
The photo that was sent: spotted lanternfly nymphs, small black insects with white spots, on the underside of a backlit leaf The photo
Alex in CanopyKeep

One photo. A plain answer.

What it is, how urgent it is, and what to do this week.

  • Free, with no account and no card
  • Ask Alex your follow-up questions
  • Under each answer, the look-alikes and the field check that separates them
  • When it needs a professional, the case goes to a local arborist already worked up
Try it on your tree

For homeowners. More about CanopyKeep.

The same photo, with the record behind it.

A general AI chatbot

Sees one photo, with no history

Has never seen this property's soil

Hands you a paragraph to retype

Starts over next season

Alex, in ArbKeep Pro

Reads the photo against the host, the season and the record

Has the soil panel, the field tests and every prior visit

Drafts the plan and the quote at your rates

Leaves the diagnosis on the tree's chart, under next year's

What an arborist can hand it

Four jobs, all of them drafts.

Diagnose from a photo
Bug, spot, canker, dieback. Alex reads the photo against the host, the season and the tree's record, and drafts a differential you confirm at the tree. More on diagnostic PHC.
Read the lab PDF
Soil and tissue results come off the lab's PDF and into the form for you to check. Nothing saves until you confirm, and you can always type them yourself.
Answer from your book
Ask about a property or a tree and the answer comes from its record: soil chemistry, field tests and prior findings. See the record it reads.
Draft the paperwork
Visit notes, care plans and quotes at your rates, and the pesticide application record for the applicator to sign.
The mark

Alex's face is a tree, cut across.

Arborists learned to read trees by looking inside, where every wound and hard season is written in the rings. So the AI that reads a tree's record wears a cross-section: rings, a pith that leans toward the light, a drought year pinched tight.

In ArbKeep Pro each account grows its own, and it never changes.

Why the software grew rings →
Asked first

What people ask about AI and trees.

Is there an AI built for arborists?
Yes. Alex is the AI in ArbKeep Pro, plant health care software for independent arborists. It works from the records you already keep: each tree's chart, the property's soil and tissue results, and your past visits.
Can AI diagnose a tree from a photo?
It can draft a diagnosis. A photo alone gives any model little to go on, so in ArbKeep Pro Alex reads it against the host, the season and the tree's record, and returns a differential: the likely cause, what it considered and ruled out, and why. You confirm it at the tree.
Will AI replace arborists?
No. A model can't walk the property, sound a trunk or stand behind a risk call. Alex drafts; the arborist decides and signs. It never hands a client a verdict you didn't sign.
Is it the same Alex in ArbKeep Pro and CanopyKeep?
Yes: one name and one job, which is to read the tree and say plainly what it sees. What changes is what it has to read. In CanopyKeep that is one photo and what you tell it. In ArbKeep Pro it is the tree's chart, the soil and tissue results and every prior visit, so the draft goes further.
Is Alex an extra charge?
No. In ArbKeep Pro, Alex is included in the one plan, which is free for 14 days with no card to start. In CanopyKeep, Alex is free. See pricing.
I'm a homeowner with a tree. Is this for me?
Yes, in CanopyKeep. It is free and needs no account: one photo gets a named diagnosis, how urgent it is and what to do next, and you can ask Alex your follow-up questions. When a tree needs a professional, it can route the case to a local arborist.
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The rest of it.

ArbKeep Pro The chart, the diagnosis, the season and the money — what you run the practice on. See Pro → Diagnostic PHC Soil-first, root-cause diagnosis, with the differential on the record. See how → $100 a month All of it, one subscription. 14 days free, no card. See pricing → CanopyKeep Not an arborist? Alex reads your own tree, free, one photo at a time. Try it free →