AutoCount vs Lumber Counter

With the AutoCount app, you can count similar objects by taking a photo. Take a photo of things you want to count and get the result. It makes the boring, time-consuming, and error-prone counting work easier and saves 90% of the time. Using artificial intelligence technology, the system can count the number of objects by taking a photo. A single image can count thousands of objects. Currently, it supports counting the number of objects such as steel pipes, steel bars, square timber, round timber, oval tubes, and fabric rolls. It will benefit those working in the logistics and transportation industry, as well as life science professionals who can use it to count various equipment and instruments, medicines and supplies. Features: – Count similar objects via camera – Make a form to save the results – Add watermarks to photos – Manually correct the results – Distance meter – Payment will be charged to iTunes Account at confirmation of purchase (After free trial period if offered). – Subscription automatically renews unless auto-renew is turned off at least 24-hours before the end of the current period. – Account will be charged for renewal within 24-hours prior to the end of the current period, and identify the cost of the renewal. – Subscriptions may be managed by the user and auto-renewal may be turned off by going to the user’s Account Settings after purchase. Privacy: https://www.malin202410.link/pp/6738157247/ Terms: https://www.malin202410.link/tou/6738157247/

LumberCounter: Lumber & Log Counting App for iPhone & iPad LumberCounter is a lumber counting app and log counting app built for sawmills, timber yards, and forestry field work. Instead of manual tally sheets, teams can count logs from photos on device, review results, and keep clear on-site evidence with stamped records. If you are looking for a timber counter, camera counting app* or photo counting app for wood piles, LumberCounter is designed for that exact workflow, not for generic object counting. # Who This App Is For? - Sawmill operators and lumber yard teams - Log scalers and receiving/inspection staff - Timber procurement and field verification teams - Operations teams that need faster counting and cleaner handoff records # What You Can Do with LumberCounter? - Count log ends from one photo in seconds - Handle extra-wide wood piles with panorama segmentation - Reduce duplicate detections at image edges with de-duplication logic - Save counting records with time, location, and total-count stamps on the photo - Keep shareable visual evidence for reporting, audit, and team handoff # How It Works? 1. Capture a log pile photo (or wide panorama) on site. 2. LumberCounter detects and counts visible log ends. 3. Save the stamped result for documentation and communication. # Why Teams Use It Instead of Manual Lumber Tally? Manual lumber tally is slow, inconsistent across people, and hard to verify later. LumberCounter gives teams a repeatable process: same workflow, faster counting, and visual records attached to each result. # Typical Use Cases? - Daily pile counting in timber yards - Timber stack counting for receiving and outbound checks - Receiving and outbound load verification - Shift handoff records between field and office - Basic inventory counting support for wood-focused operations # FAQ ## Is LumberCounter a wood counter app or a generic object counter? LumberCounter is a dedicated wood/log/lumber counting app for timber workflows. It is not positioned as a general-purpose object counting app. ## Can I count logs in very wide pile photos? Yes. The app supports panorama-based counting with zone splitting and edge de-duplication for long stacks. ## Can I keep proof of each counting result? Yes. You can save on-photo stamps that include time, location, and total count for traceable field records. Terms of Use: https://lumber.countvio.com/terms-of-use Privacy Policy: https://lumber.countvio.com/privacy-policy