Whole lawn
Stand back to show overall colour, density and patchiness.
Personalised UK lawn care
Know what your lawn needs next.
Generic advice can’t know your soil, your forecast, or that you mowed on Sunday. LawnCue does — and names the one thing worth doing this week, even when that’s nothing. Advice only: we don’t sell products.
Step 1 of 2
Show us your lawn
For the best assessment, take 2–3 photos. One photo is still fine.
Problem area
Show any brown, thin, mossy, weedy or damaged area.
Close-up
Show grass blades and surrounding soil where possible.
Watch the shadows. Strong shadows from you, a fence or a tree can read as patchiness or discolouration. Even, overcast light — or standing with the sun behind you — gives the truest picture.
Drop up to 3 photos here
or choose photos from your device
Phone photos welcome · JPG, PNG, WEBP, GIF, HEIC or HEIFYour photos are used only for this analysis and are not saved by LawnCue.
Two different questions
Routine care, and the times something looks wrong.
The weekly plan
“What should I do with my lawn this week?”
Your lawn, the season and the live forecast decide whether to mow, water, feed or leave it alone. One priority, in about ten seconds — and it sharpens as you record what you do.
- No AI guesswork — fixed horticultural rules
- Adapts to rain before you waste water
- “Nothing this week” is a real answer
The photo check
“What is that patch, and is it serious?”
Up to three photos, one assessment. It separates what it can actually see from what might be causing it, then gives you a physical check to tell the difference — rather than a confident guess dressed up as a diagnosis.
- No account needed to try it
- Says when it cannot tell
- What it finds changes your weekly plan