Diora: Rare Plant Collections

About this app

Your collection has outgrown the spreadsheet. Diora is the record it deserves, and now a place to buy and sell with other collectors. Diora is a collection tracker for serious rare plant collectors. Not a care app. Not a plant ID app. A tool for cataloging, photographing, and documenting the plants you actually own, with first-class support for lineage, breeding, and where each plant came from. If you track your collection across spreadsheets, Notion docs, camera-roll chaos, and memory, this is built for the moment that stops scaling. YOUR COLLECTION - Catalog every plant with the detail collectors care about: genus, species, named clones, variegation, the traits that matter. - Tie photos to plants. Build a visual record over time instead of burying shots in your camera roll. - Record where each plant came from: the seller, the breeder, the original collection. - Track lineage and breeding. Run breeding programs with seed parent and pollen parent records, not paper notes. - Search your own collection. Find that variegated Philodendron from 2023 in seconds. BUY AND SELL - Open a shop, list plants, and set your own prices, shipping methods, and the countries you post to. - Browse plants other collectors have for sale. - Make an offer, or buy at the asking price. - Sellers accept or decline offers themselves. Nothing is automatic. - Diora is only the place the two of you meet. We never handle the money and take no commission. A PLANT CARRIES ITS HISTORY When a sale completes, the plant moves into the buyer's collection with its record intact. Its photos, its timeline, and its origin travel with it. A cutting sold in 2026 can still show where the mother plant came from, years and owners later. No other collection app does this. THE GRAPEVINE Connect with other collectors through your plants, on your terms. Post to the feed, offer pollen, ask the community to help identify something, and message people directly. Every plant you own is private until you decide otherwise. BUILT FOR All types of plants including aroids, anthuriums, monsteras, philodendrons, hoya, orchids, begonia, carnivorous, succulents, cacti, and all other plants. Growers with a dozen plants or several thousand. Anyone whose collection has become serious enough to deserve a real record.

Printable QR labels for your plants, plant fairs and markets you can actually find, and one screen for everything new across the shops you follow. QR PLANT LABELS - Print a QR label for any plant, and scanning it opens that plant's page - Two formats: a square sticker for a pot, and an 11mm strip that fits the plastic tags you already use - Pick as many plants as you like and get one printable sheet for all of them - Search and sort your collection while you pick, so a long list is not a scroll - Share or print the sheet straight from your phone, in millimetres or inches - Scanning a label works for anyone, signed in or not, so you can put one on a plant you are selling or giving away EVENTS - Find plant fairs and markets, with the dates, the venue and a link to tickets - Open the venue map to see where each stall is before you get there - Tap "I'm going" to keep an event on your list - "Add to calendar" now opens your own calendar app, so the event lands in the calendar you actually use NEW LISTINGS - One screen for everything the shops you follow have added since you last looked, all of them together instead of one shop at a time - The morning notification opens straight to it - What counts as new is fixed the moment you open the screen, so plants do not shuffle under you while you are reading BREEDING - Add as many photos to a breeding entry as you like, with captions, the same way you already do on a plant - Each photo keeps its own date taken, so a batch added together still reads in the right order - Give a breeding program its own cover photo - The breeding Photos tab is now the same full width wall as your plants - Photos already on an entry now show when you edit it, instead of appearing blank PLANT TYPES Diora recognises a lot more plant types than it did. Plants that used to fall into "Other" now show the type they always were, in your collection and on the marketplace, and the type picker offers the same list. Nothing you typed has changed, only what Diora can read. ALSO NEW - Three more nurseries on the marketplace - Scanning a plant's QR code while signed out now opens that plant on the web, instead of asking you to sign in first Plus a long list of smaller fixes across the marketplace wall, the plant grids, photos, and your collection.

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1. First observed Oct 10, 2026 · 1:15 PM Free