House Number Camera: AR Finder

Point your camera at a building and its house number appears — right there in your view. House Number Camera turns the "look at a map, then match it to the street" chore into a glance. Aim your phone at the houses in front of you and the numbers float in place, in augmented reality. Your current address shows in a banner up top, so you always know where you stand. AIM, AND IT FINDS THE NUMBER • A center reticle ranges the house you point at: aim at the building in front and the app works out how far away it is, then shows that exact address — no distance to set, no map-matching. • Honest about how it knows. The distance reads "measured" when it comes from real camera geometry, "estimated" when it's worked out from your angle. • Nudge it by hand with a distance slider, or tap Auto to resume live ranging. WHY IT'S DIFFERENT • AR, not a top-down map. Numbers sit on the real buildings through your camera and turn to face you. • Works almost anywhere. Where there's no map data, the app reads the address ahead of you with on-device reverse-geocoding — a number even off the beaten path, not just in mapped city centers. • Honest about precision. Positioning is GPS-based, so a number can land a house or two off in dense blocks; low-confidence labels are greyed out instead of faking exactness. • See why. A live status strip (GPS → tracking → data → labels) shows where the pipeline stopped when nothing appears. FIND, OPEN & CROSS-CHECK • Tap any number for its full address and its data source (GSI / OpenStreetMap / reverse-geo). • Jump straight to Google Maps or Street View. • A draggable mini-map rides in the corner with a facing-direction cone to cross-check the overhead view. CAPTURE, NOTE & SAVE • Save the AR view — camera plus the floating numbers — straight to Photos. • Drop a memo in AR: press a spot, pick how far ahead, and your note sticks there as a green bubble in the world and on the map. • Bookmark numbers, add notes, and share an address as the AR photo or as text. MADE FOR THE FIELD • Delivery, courier, canvassing, meter reading — knowing "which building is this" while standing in front of it. • Site survey, real estate, field research. • Anyone walking a neighborhood where door plates are missing or hard to read. GOOD TO KNOW • Works offline: recently seen areas keep going with no signal. • Tune the search radius, number of labels, your eye height, and the mini-map size. • Language: Auto / English / 日本語 / Español. SUBSCRIPTION Start with a 30-day free trial of every feature. It begins automatically on your first launch — no sign-up and no payment step required. After the trial, the free tier limits AR display to about 20 seconds per session (the view then blurs). A subscription (monthly / yearly) unlocks all of this: • Hands-free, uninterrupted AR (no time limit). • Save & pin house numbers. • Place AR memos (a green bubble left on-site and on the map). • Save the AR photo, share & export addresses. DATA & PRIVACY House numbers come from OpenStreetMap, the Geospatial Information Authority of Japan (GSI), on-device reverse-geocoding, and a shared cache. Maps © Mapbox © OpenStreetMap. Your location is used only to place the numbers around you. Point, and see the address. Subscription (monthly / yearly) Payment is charged to your Apple ID at confirmation. It renews automatically unless canceled at least 24 hours before the end of the period; manage or cancel anytime in your Apple ID settings. Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/ Privacy Policy: https://qconp.com/privacy