I downloaded this app, thinking i could identify a stone I've had for years. I tried so many times but all results i did not agree with. Mostly because it's neither green nor a clear crystal. So i then tried others in my collection. I tried a few odd ones. Nothing. Then i tried the amethysts. The results were not even close! The first time i tried the amethyst, it resulted in it being a Diamond. I had high hopes but they were crushed.

I would have given it one star, but I was once told that no one take those reviews seriously. Honestly, I think this app should be removed from the play store. Apple is supposed to check these apps out, right? You have a better chance of being struck by lightning than this app does identifying a group of 5 different stones your trying to identify. Yes, it spits out 5 random minerals or stones. The only qualities that may be the same might be the color. Don’t even do the free trial. I deleted the app and stopped the subscription and still got charged for a year. Apple won’t give your money back and neither will the conman that made the app. Shame on you Apple for even letting this app get past your guidelines and get in the App Store. I even suggested changing the payment to a real working app that I pay for monthly so they could still keep the money and they couldn’t do nothing for me. I also contacted the D-Team and gave them the opportunity to just refund my money for their bogus app before I left a review, but there leader Mr. No-T Did not respond. As expected no refund. So don’t get this app and do the free trial. It’s a trap and I think they hacked my phone.🎤💧

As a reiki healer, massage therapist and Wiccan, I do a LOT of work with stones and crystals. I’d hoped this app would help for when I’m unsure of a stones type. I have an iPhone 11 Pro Max, so the camera is excellent. Of the 1st 10 common stones I tested, it got 2 right on the 1st or 2nd try. The rest took several tries, and it was stumped by garnet. Maybe it’s due to the very small data base; about 100 stones. I think it also falls short describing healing properties and uses. It may says what seems to be a lot about the stones, but it leaves out SOOO much, and doesn’t give important information, such as energy absorption, dispersal and blocking properties, cleaning, cleansing & handling info, list various cuts/types & their uses (clusters, pyramids, pendulums, wands, etc.), what other stones they pair with and counter-productive uses or parings and leaves out a lot of other important info. It’s hot and miss in giving care, handling and different uses, and I’d like to see much more standardized information given for all their entries. Overall, I like the app, but it needs much improvement and far more data to be worth the cost. I will watch it to see if it becomes more accurate and adds more data.

This developer needs to build a larger database. Of seven stones I wanted to identify, I had more success searching the internet with visual queues, than I did taking a picture with this app…and yes, the photos were taken clearly and with enough light. I found three of the seven with a by-name search on the app AFTER looking them up on the internet, because none of the photos I took were successfully identified - when I did get a result, the images provided didn’t even resemble the stones I was looking for. Maybe when this app is worth the money, I will download it again and pay the subscription. Otherwise, I’m not paying $7.99 a month OR $30 a year for something that does basically nothing.