Artora User Reviews

Customer Experience

Positive experience7.7% of reviews
Neutral7.7% of reviews
Negative experience84.6% of reviews

~ Based on 13 written reviews from the US App Store.

Is Artora Safe?

Artora: Art Scan & Identifier appears mostly safe based on user ratings. AppsHunter Safety Score for Artora is 83/100.

This assessment is based on 197 user ratings, with an App Store average of 4.2/5.

Safety Analysis

80.0% of ratings point to a safe experience
6.7% of ratings suggest some concerns
13.3% of ratings point to a risky experience

~ Based on 15 App Store ratings for Artora.

Is Artora Legit?

Artora: Art Scan & Identifier appears legitimate, with a few gaps. AppsHunter Legitimacy Score for Artora is 60/100.

Based on 60 of 100 points across 7 verification signals from App Store and developer data.

Top reviews

ST

The app priced a painting for $800 that was appraised by Christie's for 1M... lol

Not very detailed

I wasn’t asked any information about the art and it didn’t allow for any information to be added
I will be canceling and unsubscribing.

Not what it claims to be

I scanned a Winold Reiss signed original Indian portrait gifted by the artist to my parents and the app came back with a value of $300-800. Auction house holding the painting valued it at $180,000 to $240,000. I did this to get some idea of how it works and if the auction house’s appraisals were on target. So then I scanned in a hand signed Marc Chagall print with an auction value of $800 to 1200 and it came back as $50-100. Think I’ll stick with the professionals. Subscription is cancelled.
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Interesting but limited

I enjoyed the reviews and comments generated by the app but it is limited in that it doesn’t allow you to provide details it says the review is missing that would provide a more accurate evaluation. For example, it tells you that it doesn’t recognize the artist or the size. It can’t tell acrylic from oil. If the app wanted to be more accurate, it should provide a method to edit the details it provides and then the value and comments could be reassessed with the updated information. I am only keeping the app for the free 7 days because of this. I like that it provides a gallery of my collection.
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Blue Heidi

48”x48” signed acrylic on canvas 77yo artist

Does not work at all

I have a number of well known art pieces and it values them extremely low compared to what the known value is. I tried it on a cheap $5 piece in my bathroom and it valued it at $200+.

This app does not know value at all

Will be canceling this app as it is clueless as to artist and value

Generic descriptions -

You get better more detailed information from ChatGPT

No identification of painting

Just a generic interpretation of the picture with no identification of the painter even when signature in the painting

No way of correcting mistakes

Completely failed to recognise and identify authenticated works by two relatively well known painters.

Sorry

I really wanted this to work. The first 3 pieces I tried were from good career artists. None were recognized.

App not thorough!

I didn’t understand how to put information in about the painting that I have. It guessed with a medium was never asked who the artist was, and I didn’t know where to put the timeframe in which it was purchased and how much it was purchase for. I will be canceling this app hopefully they’ll be further updates to it in the future.
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Yea… no

Can’t import more than one image at a time, scanned several named oil originals, a David Shepherd, and a number of others, all of them came back as “unknown artist” and “value of 400-600” which is a little challenging given the artists are all well known and documented… can’t even bloody try it to see IF it works without signing up for a subscription with free trial… So far this was the second one tried and both have been pretty useless.
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