Nothing will escape your attention with such magnification! In this version: - bugs fixed 
- improved performance

We don't know in what particular situation, you may need our app tomorrow: in a store, restaurant, or on a walk, but we want you to be satisfied, and therefore we continue to improve our app. In this version: - improved performance - found errors fixed

The human body is home to a quadrillion bacteria, weighing a total of 2 kilograms. In fact, there are even more of them than the body's own cells. So, it's fair to say that a human is simply an organism made up of bacteria and viruses, with a few other things thrown in. In this version: - Bug fixes - Performance improvements

We don't know in what particular situation, you may need our app tomorrow: in a store, restaurant, or on a walk, but we want you to be satisfied, and therefore we continue to improve our app. In this version: - improved performance - found errors fixed

Dogs and cats, reindeer, and many species of rodents have the ability to see in the ultraviolet spectrum of electromagnetic radiation. In this version: - Bug fixes - Performance improvements

Our bodies contain about 100 trillion microorganisms, making us practically "walking microbes." They live on our skin, in our guts, and even inside our cells, helping us stay healthy and perform various functions. In this version: - Bug fixes - Performance improvements

Ultraviolet affects many biological processes in living organisms, such as vitamin D synthesis, photosynthesis, and immune response. It can be used to treat some diseases, but can also cause skin cancer with prolonged exposure. In this version: - Bug fixes - Performance improvements

You'd need a flashlight and a magnifying glass to see the improvements in this version, but their invisibility doesn't make them insignificant. - Fixed bugs - Improved performance

What’s New
 – New Tick Detection Mode! Quickly find out if there’s a tick on your pet — fast, easy, and accurate. 
– Just select the new mode and get instant results in seconds. Thanks for trusting us to help you protect your furry friends!

The largest bacteria known to date has been discovered in continental shelf sediments off the coast of Namibia. Its average size is 0.1–0.3 mm, meaning it can be seen with the naked eye. In this version: - Bug fixes - Performance improvements

Scientists at the IBM laboratory in Zurich have created the smallest three-dimensional map of the Earth in the world. One of the striking objects on this map is the famous Alpine mountain Matterhorn, 4,478 meters high, at a scale of 1:5 billion. And if you want to find and examine something larger, we will help you! In this version: - Fixed bugs - Improved performance

You'd need a flashlight and a magnifying glass to see the improvements in this version, but their invisibility doesn't make them insignificant. - Fixed bugs - Improved performance

American researchers have discovered the smallest creature known to science: a bacterium that lives in fresh water, occupying a volume of 0.009 cubic microns. About 150 thousand of these bacteria can fit on the tip of a human hair. You can hardly see these bacteria, but many other small details are easy! In this version: - Improved performance - Bugs fixed

We have some truly mind-blowing news for you! With the help of artificial intelligence and other modern technologies, we have been able to bring the ultraviolet effect to such perfection that we ourselves did not expect! Try it and share your opinion with us here or directly in the application settings.

Nothing will escape your attention with such magnification! In this version: - bugs fixed 
- improved performance

American researchers have discovered the smallest creature known to science: a bacterium that lives in fresh water, occupying a volume of 0.009 cubic microns. About 150 thousand of these bacteria can fit on the tip of a human hair. You can hardly see these bacteria, but many other small details are easy! In this version: - Improved performance - Bugs fixed

We welcome each our user! We have prepared a new version, and even if there are no global changes, we have tried to make the app better, we are waiting for your feedback! - Minor bugs fixed - Improved interface

Use your phone in a new way! Enjoy the magnifying! - Improved performance - Support IOS 18

The smallest animal in the world is considered to be the Tardigrade, also known as the "water bear". The length of this microscopic animal averages from 0.1 to 1.5 millimeters.
 And we can help you see them!
 In this version:
 - bugs fixed 
- improved performance

Use your phone in a new way! Enjoy the magnifying! 
In this version: 
- fixed bugs
 - improved performance

Nothing will escape your attention with such magnification!
 In this version:
 - bugs fixed 
- improved performance

It is very important for us to become better every day, and we are glad to present you a new version, even if there are no global changes here yet, we are moving towards perfection in small steps, do you think we are succeeding? In this version: - Fixed some bugs - Improved performance

We welcome each our user! We have prepared a new version, and even if there are no global changes, we have tried to make the app better, we are waiting for your feedback! - Minor bugs fixed - Improved interface

You'd need a flashlight and a magnifying glass to see the improvements in this version, but their invisibility doesn't make them insignificant. - Fixed bugs - Improved performance

American scientists have discovered the smallest creature known to science: a bacterium that lives in fresh water, occupying a volume of 0.009 cubic microns. About 150 thousand of these bacteria can fit on the tip of a human hair. You can hardly see these bacteria, but you can see many other small details! In this version: - Improved performance - Bugs fixed