Bridge Inspect vs Metly

Bridge Inspect finds defects on bridge surfaces — cracks, spalling, exposed rebar — using on-device AI. No internet needed. Take a photo, tap Analyze, see a colored mask of every defect plus a severity score. What it does • Runs entirely on your iPhone — no uploads, no signal needed • Works inside box girders, tunnels, and remote sites • Saves every inspection with date, GPS, and notes • Share the photo, mask, or both Privacy Nothing leaves your phone. No accounts. No tracking. No ads.

Metly helps you remember the people you meet and keep your contacts organized, not just save phone numbers. See your recent contacts, add useful context about the people in your life, and manage your address book with simple, privacy-focused tools. With Metly, you can: • See and search your contacts quickly • Start a WhatsApp conversation in one tap • Save where and when you met someone • Add personal notes and tags • Swipe left to quickly access Delete • Select and delete multiple contacts with confirmation • Create a portable vCard backup of your contacts • Choose specific contacts to include in a backup • Find possible duplicate contacts directly on your device • Review Strong and Possible duplicate matches • Compare duplicate contact information before making changes • Safely merge duplicate contacts into one complete contact • Review conflicting information before merging • Use Metly in English or Arabic • Enjoy full RTL support and Light or Dark Mode YOUR CONTACTS, YOUR CONTROL Metly is designed with privacy in mind. Duplicate scanning and contact organization are performed on your device. Metly does not upload your contact data to a Metly server. Contact backups are created locally as standard vCard files. You decide if and where you want to save or share them. Deleting or merging contacts only happens after your explicit action and confirmation. Metly turns your address book into a simple memory and contact-management layer, helping you remember people, clean up duplicates, protect your contacts, and keep the context behind every connection.