Kist is on Product Hunt today.
Point your phone at an antique or thrift find. It tells you what it is, the era, the material, and an honest value range with a confidence meter. Never one fake precise number.
Five free, no card, no ads. Link below.
Kist on the iPhone Duo, 7.8 inches unfolded.
Zero code changes. Every screen just worked; a couple of layout details to tidy up.
That's the payoff of building everything in SwiftUI from day one.
Cancel is a visible link on the paywall itself. If the product is good, the exit door costs nothing.
Now on the App Store iOS 18+:
https://t.co/Ua9tvQzKDD
What Kist costs, in the open, because indie apps should not hide their pricing until the ambush screen.
5 identifications free, no card. No ads, ever. Pro unlocks unlimited identifications and nothing else.
The collection, the export and the widget stay free for everyone.
Kist is on Product Hunt today.
Point your phone at an antique or thrift find. It tells you what it is, the era, the material, and an honest value range with a confidence meter. Never one fake precise number.
Five free, no card, no ads. Link below.
Five things people walk past at every flea market that are quietly worth money. Cards below. Ranges are typical resale, not promises, and condition decides everything. From the antique identifier I am building. It gives you a range like this from one photograph.
Now on the App Store, iOS 18+. No account needed:
https://t.co/JCERzEAwax
Pro unlocks unlimited identifications and nothing else. Your collection, your export, and the widget stay free for everyone.
Most antique identifier apps make you pay before they tell you anything.
Kist gives you 5 identifications up front. No credit card. No ads.
Photograph an antique, a thrift find, or something you inherited, and you get what it is, its likely era, and an honest value range.