Rock Identifier AI: Stone IQ

Ever pick up a rock and wonder what it is? StoneIQ uses AI to identify rocks, minerals, crystals, and gemstones from a single photo. Point your camera, snap, and get an instant identification with detailed information about what you found. HOW IT WORKS 1. Point your camera at any rock, mineral, or gem 2. StoneIQ's AI analyzes color, texture, and structure 3. Get an instant ID with species info, hardness, and common uses IDENTIFY ANYTHING • Common rocks — granite, sandstone, limestone, basalt, obsidian • Minerals — quartz, mica, feldspar, calcite, pyrite, agate • Precious gems — emerald, sapphire, ruby, jade, pearl • Semi-precious stones — amethyst, turquoise, garnet, opal • Fossils — trilobites, ammonites, petrified wood DETAILED RESULTS Every identification includes species name, mineral family, Mohs hardness rating, luster, streak color, common locations, and typical uses. Learn geology one specimen at a time. BUILT FOR • Rockhounds and collectors building a specimen library • Geology students studying for exams • Hikers finding interesting stones on trails • Jewelry shoppers verifying what a stone actually is • Kids and families exploring nature Save every identification to your personal collection. Review past finds anytime. StoneIQ requires a subscription or purchase to use premium features, plans detailed below: PREMIUM PLANS ($2.99/week, $4.99/week with 3-day free trial, $7.99/month, $14.99/month, $24.99/year discount, $39.99/year, $49.99/year, $59.99/lifetime): • More species identifications • Full mineral database with hardness, luster, and origin • Detailed identification reports • Personal collection log with search By downloading this app, you agree to our terms and conditions and privacy policy: Terms: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/ Privacy: https://www.format.partners/rockiq-privacy-policy Support: https://www.format.partners/support Contact: hello@format.partners StoneIQ uses AI to identify rocks, minerals, and gemstones from photos. Identifications are for educational and entertainment purposes only — not a substitute for professional gemological appraisal or geological survey. For gem authentication, consult a certified gemologist.