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Rock Finder: Stone Identifier

Rock Finder: Stone Identifier

Gem · Mineral · Jewelry

487 ratings
12 reviews
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  • Released
  • Updated
  • June 12, 2025
  • September 10, 2026

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Codabrasoft LLC
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Instantly identify rocks, minerals, and gemstones using AI-powered scanning. Get detailed information on composition, origin, and authenticity. Organize your finds and explore geological insights.

✓AI-powered rock identification
✓Gemstone authenticity checker
✓Interactive stone origin map
✓Metal and magnetic rock detection
✓Personal rock collection manager
✓Educational geology insights
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What's New in Rock Finder

2.0.8

September 10, 2026

Minor updates and fixes to enhance app performance and stability.

Subscription plans

Yearly Premium with trial period

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$44.991 Year
7 Days trial
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Events

Read more about Unlock your energy with stones
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Unlock your energy with stones

Discover stones that match your energy and needs

May 6, 2026 — Jun 6, 2026

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Read more about Mineral Adventure: Rock Finder
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Mineral Adventure: Rock Finder

Scan & identify minerals. Build your collection.

Aug 18, 2025 — Sep 18, 2025

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User reviews

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Great app

Actually works
SamanthacremenSamanthacremen

Junk

Had not worked since I paid for it rip off
kemodivakemodiva

Response from developer

Hello! We sincerely apologize for the extreme frustration. It is never our intention to provide a poor experience! Our app is currently fully operational, so it seems you might be running into a specific technical glitch or connectivity issue on your device. We would love to help you get it working perfectly! Please reach out to our support team at info@codabrasoft.com so we can investigate this for you. However, if you prefer to request a refund, please note that Apple manages all transactions securely through your Apple ID settings. We truly hope you might consider giving us a chance to fix this for you!

Rock Finder

Very inconsistent and misidentified most of the items. So much that I couldn’t rely on the results and therefore couldn’t guarantee my pieces. A great concept for an app but not a reliable source. I then cancelled my subscription but was still billed. They haven’t corrected that issue either. Disappointed
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flashing beamflashing beam

Keine Wahrheit

Die Vorschau der App zeigt, dass die App frei ist. Aber man soll abonnieren🤦🏻‍♂️🤦🏻‍♂️🤦🏻‍♂️🤦🏻‍♂️
A.BamarniA.Bamarni

It called a spinel a sapphire and a sapphire a tourmaline don’t waste your money

As a gem miner and dealer I was curious if it could discern an expensive Padparadscha sapphire and it thought it was a tourmaline or a regular $2K spinel which it thought was a $40K sapphire. This is a joke and considering how the ability to recognize and classify gems is the fundamental foundation of this apps ability don’t buy. Waste of space
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RavmonkeyRavmonkey

Response from developer

Hello. We respect your expertise and understand the frustration! Distinguishing gems like Padparadscha or spinel via a phone camera is highly complex, as true identification relies on physical properties, not just visuals. We are improving our recognition methods and would be so grateful if you shared your photos with us at info@codabrasoft.com!

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FAQ

What does the Rock Finder app do?

This app uses AI technology to instantly identify rocks, minerals, and gemstones. It provides detailed information about each specimen, including its name, type, hardness, chemical composition, and origin. It can also help detect real versus fake gemstones and locate metal-rich rocks.

What are the key features of Rock Finder?

Key features include AI-powered rock and crystal scanning, a gemstone analyzer for learning about visual properties, an interactive map showing stone origins, a metal detector for specific rock types, and a personal collection manager to save and organize scanned items. It also offers educational geology insights.

Is Rock Finder free to use?

The app is free to download and use, offering core identification and educational features. However, it includes in-app purchases, suggesting that some advanced features or content may require a purchase.

Who is the target audience for this app?

The app is designed for rockhounds, crystal collectors, geology students, and anyone interested in learning about or identifying stones and minerals they encounter. It's useful for activities like hiking, beach trips, or museum visits.

What kind of stones can this app identify?

The app can identify a wide variety of stones, including common minerals like quartz, feldspar, and calcite, as well as gemstones such as amethyst, garnet, opal, and turquoise. It also helps identify rarer specimens and metal-bearing rocks.