Tail number lookup is the best part
The photo ID is cool, but the FAA registry check is what sold me. Snapped a plane, got the type, typed the N-number, and instantly saw the owner and confirmation. Super useful when you’re trying to verify what you’re actually looking at
JJRStone335
Finally an app that actually identifies the plan
Pointed it at a random regional jet at DFW and it nailed the Embraer E175 in about two seconds. The fun fact and engine info were a nice touch. Tail number lookup confirmed it. This is exactly what I’ve wanted for years.
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FAA lookup works great
Pointed the camera at a business jet, identified it, then entered the tail number. Pulled up the FAA record right away and matched. Feels more solid than just guessing from a photo. Canadian support is a nice bonus too.
JJemigis1
Way more useful than I expected
Downloaded this after getting curious about a plane flying over my neighborhood, figuring it probably wouldn't be very accurate. I was wrong! It identified it correctly in seconds, and I've since used it a handful of times at the airport with the same result.
What I appreciate most is that it doesn't try to push a subscription on you right out of the gate. You get 5 free scans a day, which is plenty unless you're really into it, and if you want more there's a reasonable one-time option instead of a recurring charge.
Simple, does exactly what it says, and it's made me notice planes a lot more than I used to. Recommend it even if you're only mildly curious about aviation.
What I appreciate most is that it doesn't try to push a subscription on you right out of the gate. You get 5 free scans a day, which is plenty unless you're really into it, and if you want more there's a reasonable one-time option instead of a recurring charge.
Simple, does exactly what it says, and it's made me notice planes a lot more than I used to. Recommend it even if you're only mildly curious about aviation.
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TTudor1976
App does exactly what it says
Was skeptical an app could actually identify planes accurately from a random phone photo, but AeroSnap nails it more often than not. Scanned a dozen aircraft at the airport last week and it got every single one right, including a couple I genuinely couldn’t tell apart myself.
Appreciate that it’s not trying to trap you into a subscription — 5 free scans a day covers casual use easily, and the option to buy credits if you want more is fair. The badge system is a nice touch too, makes you want to keep spotting.
Would recommend to anyone who’s ever been curious about a plane flying overhead.
Appreciate that it’s not trying to trap you into a subscription — 5 free scans a day covers casual use easily, and the option to buy credits if you want more is fair. The badge system is a nice touch too, makes you want to keep spotting.
Would recommend to anyone who’s ever been curious about a plane flying overhead.
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