Stone ID - Crystal identifier

Stone ID - Crystal identifier

Rock identifier by Scan ID

233 ratings
26 reviews

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Although the app is no longer distributed by Apple, you can still view its description, screenshots, version history, ratings, and metadata for reference.

Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • December 21, 2021
  • October 8, 2024

Features

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About

Identify rocks and gemstones by simply taking a photo. Discover detailed information about various stones, including their properties and significance. Explore the geological world, learn about minerals, and share your findings.

Identify thousands of rocks
High identification accuracy
Rich learning resources
Image editing before identification
Search history saving
Direct sharing
Personal rock collection
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What's New in Stone ID

3.2

October 8, 2024

-fix bugs. - update data

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User reviews

SCAM

I took a picture of I know that is 100% white gold but it came up has lapis Lazuli every time and I scanned a rock that I knew Muscovite and it came up as quartz like fix ur app that I had to pay for as a SCAM don’t buy!

Dumb

This app is trash. I tried it out and on all 10 of the stones I wanted to I’d it failed. It labeled jasper as cats eye. It couldn’t even distinguish a sapphire definition onyx.. Google image search is way way better. Boomboxfader95@gmail

No Tryout unless opt in to forced trial

You shouldn’t have to go into a very limited trial with great potential of forgetting to cancel before getting charged a monthly fee just to try out the obvious feature most will download it for being to photo and iD a stone already in your possession. (caveat of course being you find it’s NOT of use to you and just sits with other graveyard apps we all a few of im sure)

Giving a couple chances to use this feature or maybe a menu allowing to open 2-3 to try for short period of time before lockout of all app function would give ppl a true fair and honest chance to try it, not get stuck with another useless app and zombie subscription you may end up paying months for before you realize to cancel it.
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Rubbish

Can’t identify even simple stones, not worth the download

Rubbish

Didn’t identify even the simple ones.

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FAQ

What does the Stone ID app do?

This app allows you to identify thousands of rocks and gemstones by simply taking a photo or uploading an image. It provides detailed information about the identified stones, including their properties and significance, helping you learn about the geological world.

What are the key features of Stone ID?

Key features include impressive identification accuracy for thousands of rocks, rich resources for learning about stones, an image editor for use before identification, automatic saving of search history, direct sharing of findings, and the ability to save favorite observations in a personal rock collection.

How much does Stone ID cost?

The app offers a free version with ads and the option to register for a premium account to remove ads and access all features. Subscriptions are available and automatically renew unless turned off at least 24 hours before the current period ends.

What kind of stones can I identify with this app?

You can identify a wide variety of stones, including rough stones, natural gemstones, and crystal clusters. The app provides information on topics like Healing Crystals, Falling Stones, Birthstones, and Zodiac Gems.

Who is the target audience for Stone ID?

The app is designed for a broad audience, including geologists, mineral explorers, hobbyists, students, teachers, and anyone who wants to expand their knowledge of rocks and gemstones.