Was attempting to locate a well head in my front yard that was put in in 1971. Had a friend help me and after a few digs which we did locate the newer pvc going to it we were unsure how far we needed to go. Wasn’t easy with many tree roots. He asked if I had a metal detector and of course I said no. I had played with this app before and it worked especially around speaker magnets but I deleted it. I redownloaded it and I’ll be dipped we found it immediately. Obviously we knew in a general area where but not how far away. It was also about 18 inches down under.

My wife lost her diamond engagement ring about 30 minutes ago in our sheep barn while cleaning up a huge pile of loose hay (potentially). After 25 minutes of searching and finding nothing, Needless to say we felt pretty defeated. I figured I would try this first before I go out tomorrow and buy a metal detector, what do I have to lose? Thinking, “there is no way this will work”. Within 5 minutes of searching with this app through tons of hay, there it is. Thank you so much to you developers, you saved the day, and the night.

In my 1985 house I went under the deck of my 1985 house and let me tell you I could only find screws. It was pretty cool that I can find screws from the 1900s. and if some kid says this is an NPC or if you’re looking at this and thinking it’s an NPC no it’s not how do I prove that I’m not… anyway anyway this app cannot find any coins, but it is pretty cool. I have found screws and bolts and drill bits under my deck. Probably going back to the building of my house. The thing I found was chains next to my gazebo say this is amazing

I knew before that Apple’s devices had tools for this, but you developers made it easy to access for all users. I even used this to find my lost phone, and it led me straight to it. I thank you, with all my heart, for making this app. It’s incredibly useful in many ways, and you can find quite a large amount of antiquities hidden in the ground. Have a great day!