Plant health care software

The health record for trees.

Walk up to a tree and hold its chart — every diagnosis, photo, lab result, and treatment across its whole life. Built by a working arborist who runs an entire book on it.

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One photo, no account. Your first read in about a minute.

It works the differential like your sharpest mentor.

The AI reads the tree's own record — the soil panel, past visits, every photo — and drafts the diagnosis and treatment plan. You confirm before anything reaches a client.

ArbKeep AI · working a case

"Why is this pin oak yellowing between the veins — worse every year?"

Considered
Leaf-spot pathogen — no lesions. Nitrogen deficiency — that yellows uniformly, oldest leaves first.
Cross-referenced
The soil panel — pH 7.8, calcareous — plus 3 prior visits and 4 leaf photos from the tree's own chart.
Landed on
pH-induced iron chlorosis — the iron's in the soil, locked up by the pH. Skip the sulfur; it rebounds on calcareous ground. EDDHA chelated iron, root zone, early spring.
Became
A drafted work order for the client to approve — and a spring line on next year's plan.
✓ Arborist-confirmed · written to the tree's chart a second opinion, not a verdict

How the clinical side works — soil, tissue, pest, disease, labs →

One record, its whole life

One chart per tree. For its entire life.

The arborist keeps a lab-grade record behind every visit.

The homeowner sees their trees' full history in a portal that stays theirs.

The next owner inherits decades of care along with the parcel.

The homeowner portal on a phone — balance due, seasonal care window, tree count, and the arborist's own practice card with credentials and text/call/email buttons
What your client opens — your practice front and center, your credentials on display. One link; no app, no password.

Own the trees? See the homeowner portal →

The craft

Built with the aesthetic of the work. Not the office.

Most tree-company software looks like a spreadsheet bolted to a dispatch center, because that's who it's for. ArbKeep is built for the person standing at the tree — colors named from the field, type you can read in July sun, light and dark themes, fast on every screen you own.

And in the corner, the AI's mark: a tree in cross-section, grown from your account — rings, lean, drought years. No two copies of ArbKeep look alike.

ArbKeep Pro home in the dark theme — the HEALTH door, work-order ledger, and the ring orb in the corner
Dark, for dawn in the truck
The same ArbKeep Pro home in the sun theme — parchment-light and legible at noon
Sun, for noon at the tree

Why design is the argument — Your Software Grew Rings →

Free to start. $39 when it's your whole book.

The whole practice runs here — quote the year, invoice the visit, keep the records the law requires. No card to begin, no contract — and we never touch your money. You keep your own rails.

Free
$0
Real diagnoses, 3 properties
Solo
$39/mo
Your whole book, kept for life

From the field

What the work is teaching us.

A glowing orb rendered as a tree in cross-section — growth rings, heartwood core, and pith on a dark field

July 12, 2026 · The craft

Your Software Grew Rings

Every copy of ArbKeep grows its own tree — rings, lean, drought years — from the account that opened it. Why the rest of the category looks like a dispatch center, and why design is the argument.

All field notes →

Tend trees and build things? Heartwood is the small guild shaping ArbKeep from inside their own practice. Apply →