My husband suggested this app for my reselling business, but I was more than a little skeptical. I’ve always avoided most vintage and antiques because I didn't have the expertise, and I assumed this wouldn't perform better than Google Lens or eBay’s image search. I was wrong.We own a mid-century "over the couch" clock that we’ve researched for five years. We tried Google, eBay, online forums and even WorthPoint with zero luck. I took one photo with Relic, and in three seconds, I had the manufacturer, history, value, and several sources for that exact clock.As for finding items to resell, I just walked through an antique mall 3 days ago and identified over a dozen items with a potential profit of $300+ each. It also helped identify a wooden Victorian belt buckle, valued at $125+ that was being thrown away by a family member due to them thinking it was worthless. While the app isn’t perfect [it can struggle with custom/unique items or modern goods] it’s a game-changer for antique and vintage items.I’ve signed up to the yearly membership and in the very first month it’s already more than paid for itself with just one item sold, and has become one of my most valuable and loved business tools. It’s given me the confidence to expand into a much more profitable niche which will take my business to the next level.

Look no further! Let me save you the trouble. I downloaded and paid for 10 different apps. All of them had their pros and cons, some not good at all. This is is very simple and to the point but most of all has correct identification. The prices vary, but are on queue most of the time. Seems like all the other apps used some horrible AI from the same company that pulled up the same wrong information each time. However Relic, this app either developed their own or used a company who has it all together, because they are way more precise than any other apps out there. Where other apps couldn’t identify, Relic 100% could and does everytime. Simply amazing app.

So obviously this is my fault but I forgot to cancel so I ended up having to pay $129 for a year for an app that I didn’t even like and I still don’t like after months. Never doing a free trial again. So the positive thing is that it does identify things for you, but the value the place on items is absolutely bonkers. Also, my grandkids will take a picture of their tongue or the bottom of their foot or something really dumb and it’ll give you the name of something with a very high value. It’s so stupid. Huge waste of money. I don’t want something to just tell me what it is. I literally need to have some sort of value placed on it. I think what they do is they show you the ones that has the highest value but if you go to eBay or any of the other sites, you find the same item not even close to the price they told you it was valued at.

This app helps give you a good start to understanding the items your parents or grandparents have that don’t look like much to us in the modern age but have a lot of interesting history and sometimes great worth. Eye opening.