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Xylorix PocketWood

Xylorix PocketWood

Macroscopic wood database

73 ratings
11 reviews
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  • Released
  • Updated
  • October 23, 2020
  • December 3, 2025

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Agritix Sdn Bhd
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Access a vast database of wood species with macroscopic images for identification. Manually identify wood samples by comparing them to the app's extensive collection.

✓Wood species database
✓Macroscopic images
✓Manual wood identification
✓Compare wood samples
✓Global wood species
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What's New in Xylorix PocketWood

1.9.5

December 3, 2025

Added new wood species entries

User reviews

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Always Wrong

I tried it on oak, maple, cherry and walnut, it gave the wrong answer every time. Even when I set it on North American species, it gave me obscure species that weren’t even close. Pointless app.
truecndn72truecndn72

Inaccurate

Tried it in basic oak and maple. It kept identifying them as exotic wood species.
GaryCanadaGaryCanada

At is all Abisa!??!

After using the app on several pieces of u finished furniture that I was pretty sure weren’t all Abisa (which the app had said they were)… We had to take down a 70 foot Oak in our yard in Pennsylvania. As a test, I used the app on a piece of that lumber… and … again Abisa. So, this app doesn’t work - unless you have a piece of Abisa in front of you.
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SwimsMommySwimsMommy

Wood identifier

This app has a minimal database and consistently mis-identifies my common lumber (cherry, maple, poplar, etc). I would not recommend this app to anyone.
PbfirthPbfirth

Doesn’t Work Well

Every wood I have imaged into the app comes up as “Abysis” and I’m 100% sure it’s actually Mahogany.
TIALKNTIALKN
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FAQ

What is Xylorix PocketWood used for?

Xylorix PocketWood is a free utility app that provides access to a macroscopic wood database. It allows users to identify wood species by comparing images of their samples to the app's collection.

How accurate is Xylorix PocketWood for wood identification?

The app facilitates manual identification by matching macroscopic images. Accuracy depends on the quality of the user's sample and their ability to match it with the database images.

Is Xylorix PocketWood available on Android devices?

Currently, Xylorix PocketWood is supported on iPhone and iPod devices. There is no information available regarding Android compatibility at this time.

How often is Xylorix PocketWood updated?

The app was last updated on December 3, 2025, indicating active development. Users can expect regular updates to improve the database and app functionality.

What kind of wood information does Xylorix PocketWood offer?

Xylorix PocketWood offers access to information and macroscopic images for hundreds of wood species from around the world.

What is the age rating for Xylorix PocketWood?

Xylorix PocketWood has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for a wide range of users.

What do users think of Xylorix PocketWood?

Xylorix PocketWood has an average rating of 3.7 stars from 73 ratings. This suggests a generally positive but mixed user reception.

Does Xylorix PocketWood require an internet connection to use?

The provided data does not specify if Xylorix PocketWood requires an internet connection for its core identification features. However, accessing a large database typically implies online functionality.