VANXII

Collect the stickers and graffiti of your city. VANXII lets you photograph the stickers and tags you find around town. Each one is cut out and added to your own collection. HOW IT WORKS 1) Find stickers and tags on walls, utility poles and signs 2) Take a photo with SCAN (you can also import photos from your library) 3) Each one is cut out and added to your collection WHAT YOU CAN DO - Cut out with one shot The app finds the stickers in your photo and cuts each one out along its shape. Import many at once from a single photo. - Build your collection Known works go into LIST, and ones that can't be identified go into UNKNOWN. Your stickers are stuck onto an object you choose (utility box, laptop, suitcase or fridge) that you can spin around. - Learn about each work Each work's page shows the artist, rank (S to D), since when it has been around and the areas where it is found most. The rank goes up the more places and people it is found by. - See them on the map See where you found them on a map. For spots covered in stickers, such as utility boxes, see all the records for that place together. - Drawing (AR) Draw or put stickers on walls in AR and leave them at that spot. Drawings stay on your screen only; nothing is drawn on real walls. Indoors, you can draw with "屋内で描く" (Draw indoors); indoor drawings can't be saved. GREAT FOR YOU IF YOU - Notice the stickers and tags you pass on your walks - Want to collect what you find, like a field guide - Wonder which works show up most in which neighborhoods PRIVACY - Photos are analyzed on your device, and your records are saved only on your device - No account needed - Location is used only while you are using the app FAQ Q. Is it free? A. Yes, it's free. Q. Are my photos sent anywhere? A. SCAN photos and records stay on your device. For AR drawing, Google processes sensor data (such as the camera and location) to align the position. Q. Are the artist and work names correct? A. They are provisional, based on articles and other sources, and are not confirmed. Report mistakes with "誤りを報告" (Report an error) on the work's page. PLEASE NOTE - The app's screens are in Japanese. - Drawing on or putting stickers on walls in the city without permission is a crime. - AR drawing uses ARCore, provided by Google, and Google's Privacy Policy applies. Terms of Use: https://www.yelo.tokyo/product/vanxii/terms-en Privacy Policy: https://www.yelo.tokyo/privacy-en#vanxii