Antique Identifier Zophi

Name: Antique Identifier Zophi
Rating: 4.8 (6762 reviews)
Author: 326 LAB - FZCO

Antique ID & Antique Appraiser

Free · In‑App Purchases

6.8K Ratings
Ages

4+
Years
Category

Photo & Video
Developer

326 LAB - FZCO
Language

EN
English
Size

242.1
MB

Identify antiques and vintage items instantly with Zophi - your antiques appraiser tool. Just snap your antiques and instantly learn their story and market value. Whether it’s an antique vase, rare coin, vintage stamp, or collectible statuette - Zophi is your expert antique identifier that gives you professional-level insights in seconds. Use it while browsing at a garage sale, flea market, or exploring your attic - you never know what hidden gems you might uncover! • Identify antique with a snap • Get instant antique appraisal • Discover the story behind vintage items • Estimate collectible value and curio value • Save and organize your finds into a personal collection • Step into the role of a real antique collector! Perfect for anyone curious about old treasures. Your smart antique expert is always in your pocket - one of the best apps for antique and collectible appraisals. Start exploring history - one scan at a time. Download Zophi today! Terms of Use: https://326labs.com/ophi/tc Privacy Policy: https://326labs.com/ophi/pp

Ratings & Reviews

4.8

out of 5

6.8K Ratings

Best one yet!
Oct 20

Tishiamarie
I tried 11 items immediately. It nailed 7. Worse was a fairly easy to find necklace was wrong. The second image comp was an exact match, but it chose the first image , which was wrong causing the description to be way off. The items were diverse. Early 20th pottery, French miniature automaton travel clock, small deco cold painted clock with figure, silvered bronze soldier, mini deco Chinese ceramic elephant, ivory panel on a silver Chinese cigarette case, Tim Kinny dancer engraving, JC Brown ripple clock, all correct. Miniature unsigned deco bronzes described as Brutalist, no matches, but prices fairly accurate. All in all impressive and much more accurate than google image.

Developer Response
Hi! Thank you so much for this detailed and thoughtful review - we really appreciate the time you took to share your experience. It’s great to hear that Zophi identified most of your items correctly and that you found the pricing insights useful.We also appreciate your feedback about the image selection - our team is already improving the matching logic so the most accurate visual results are prioritized in future updates.Your examples are incredibly helpful for us to keep refining Zophi’s accuracy. Thanks again for helping us make the app even better!- The Zophi Team
Best one yet!
Oct 20

Tishiamarie

I tried 11 items immediately. It nailed 7. Worse was a fairly easy to find necklace was wrong. The second image comp was an exact match, but it chose the first image , which was wrong causing the description to be way off. The items were diverse. Early 20th pottery, French miniature automaton travel clock, small deco cold painted clock with figure, silvered bronze soldier, mini deco Chinese ceramic elephant, ivory panel on a silver Chinese cigarette case, Tim Kinny dancer engraving, JC Brown ripple clock, all correct. Miniature unsigned deco bronzes described as Brutalist, no matches, but prices fairly accurate. All in all impressive and much more accurate than google image.
Developer Response Oct 29
Hi! Thank you so much for this detailed and thoughtful review - we really appreciate the time you took to share your experience. It’s great to hear that Zophi identified most of your items correctly and that you found the pricing insights useful.We also appreciate your feedback about the image selection - our team is already improving the matching logic so the most accurate visual results are prioritized in future updates.Your examples are incredibly helpful for us to keep refining Zophi’s accuracy. Thanks again for helping us make the app even better!- The Zophi Team
Doesn’t actually identify anything correctly
Nov 1

Antique Raccoon
I have quite an extensive collection of antiques that were passed down from my father-in-law, so I decided that it might fun to use the app to take pictures, gather info, etc.. However, the app search function didn’t actually match it to anything or seem to recognize any particular details. A pump organ was misidentified by the wrong maker despite the correct name being emblazoned on the front of the organ. I had to type in all of the descriptive information myself before it could find an AI match, which defeats the purpose of the app finding it by simply taking a picture. This happened with pretty much every item I tested. Why would I pay $4.99 a WEEK for this. I did give an extra star for the fact that it at least does provide a stepping off point if you want pictures of similar items.

Developer Response
Hi there,Thank you for taking the time to share your detailed feedback - we truly appreciate it.Zophi’s recognition results come from AI analysis of visual and market data, and while it performs well for many objects, certain complex or unique antiques can still be challenging for the system to identify precisely. Adding descriptive details through the Refine result feature helps the AI improve accuracy over time, and your examples (like the pump organ) are very helpful for us to fine-tune results in future updates.We’re continuously expanding our reference database and improving recognition logic, so we hope you’ll give it another try as the app evolves. Your experience directly helps us make Zophi more accurate for collectors like you.- Zophi Team
Doesn’t actually identify anything correctly
Nov 1

Antique Raccoon

I have quite an extensive collection of antiques that were passed down from my father-in-law, so I decided that it might fun to use the app to take pictures, gather info, etc.. However, the app search function didn’t actually match it to anything or seem to recognize any particular details. A pump organ was misidentified by the wrong maker despite the correct name being emblazoned on the front of the organ. I had to type in all of the descriptive information myself before it could find an AI match, which defeats the purpose of the app finding it by simply taking a picture. This happened with pretty much every item I tested. Why would I pay $4.99 a WEEK for this. I did give an extra star for the fact that it at least does provide a stepping off point if you want pictures of similar items.
Developer Response Nov 3
Hi there,Thank you for taking the time to share your detailed feedback - we truly appreciate it.Zophi’s recognition results come from AI analysis of visual and market data, and while it performs well for many objects, certain complex or unique antiques can still be challenging for the system to identify precisely. Adding descriptive details through the Refine result feature helps the AI improve accuracy over time, and your examples (like the pump organ) are very helpful for us to fine-tune results in future updates.We’re continuously expanding our reference database and improving recognition logic, so we hope you’ll give it another try as the app evolves. Your experience directly helps us make Zophi more accurate for collectors like you.- Zophi Team
Best antique identification app I’ve found
Sep 12

The IrReverend Jeffrey
I downloaded this using the trial period. Within 15 minutes I decided to subscribe to the yearly plan. Every item I scanned was not only correctly identified, but the descriptions also picked up on flaws in a few items and noted how the flaws would affect the price. For a collector like myself, this app is a must-have. I give it 7 stars!

Developer Response
Wow — thank you so much for your amazing feedback! 🌟 We’re thrilled to hear Zophi has been so helpful for your collection and that you’ve found real value in the details and pricing insights. Your support means a lot to our team — we’ll keep working to make Zophi even better! 🙏
Best antique identification app I’ve found
Sep 12

The IrReverend Jeffrey

I downloaded this using the trial period. Within 15 minutes I decided to subscribe to the yearly plan. Every item I scanned was not only correctly identified, but the descriptions also picked up on flaws in a few items and noted how the flaws would affect the price. For a collector like myself, this app is a must-have. I give it 7 stars!
Developer Response Sep 16
Wow — thank you so much for your amazing feedback! 🌟 We’re thrilled to hear Zophi has been so helpful for your collection and that you’ve found real value in the details and pricing insights. Your support means a lot to our team — we’ll keep working to make Zophi even better! 🙏
1800s standing astronomical globe
Dec 2

Christine Hornsleth
I have a concern that makes me hesitant to upgrade. I have this glove which we were on antiques roadshow a few years ago. The appraiser told us all about the globe and b valued it at $30,000 to $50,000. You value it at $9,000.I also have two Foo Dogs brought back from chins almost 100 years ago and we were on the on-line version of Antiques Roadshow ( my husband did the foo dogs while I was on the TV show. (Only one spouse on TV) They valued the two dogs at 6 to 7 thousand dollars. You valued them at less than 60% in price. I know antiques are like the stock market:the price can go up or down. But $50,000 to just $9,000.? It makes me think I should try Christie’s. How could this be?

Developer Response
Thank you for sharing this - we completely understand why those differences would make you hesitant.Zophi’s valuations are generated by AI, based only on the photos provided and on publicly available online listings. This means the app reflects current market activity, not historic appraisals or expert opinions delivered in-person.Professional appraisers (like those on Antiques Roadshow) evaluate items using details that photos alone can’t capture, such as:- Provenance and ownership history- Exact age, restoration work, and materials- Maker marks or inscriptions not visible in photos- Condition verified in person- Rarity confirmed through specialist knowledgeThis is why high-end or unique pieces - especially those worth tens of thousands - can show very different values between an AI-based market scan and a formal expert appraisal.Many users treat Zophi as a helpful first reference, not a replacement for specialists when dealing with museum-grade or high-value items. Your experience is a perfect example of when expert review is still important.We truly appreciate you taking the time to explain your concern, and your feedback helps us continue improving the app.If you ever want us to take a closer look at the images you used, we’d be glad to help. Feel free to reach us at mobile@326labs.com
1800s standing astronomical globe
Dec 2

Christine Hornsleth

I have a concern that makes me hesitant to upgrade. I have this glove which we were on antiques roadshow a few years ago. The appraiser told us all about the globe and b valued it at $30,000 to $50,000. You value it at $9,000.I also have two Foo Dogs brought back from chins almost 100 years ago and we were on the on-line version of Antiques Roadshow ( my husband did the foo dogs while I was on the TV show. (Only one spouse on TV) They valued the two dogs at 6 to 7 thousand dollars. You valued them at less than 60% in price. I know antiques are like the stock market:the price can go up or down. But $50,000 to just $9,000.? It makes me think I should try Christie’s. How could this be?
Developer Response Dec 5
Thank you for sharing this - we completely understand why those differences would make you hesitant.Zophi’s valuations are generated by AI, based only on the photos provided and on publicly available online listings. This means the app reflects current market activity, not historic appraisals or expert opinions delivered in-person.Professional appraisers (like those on Antiques Roadshow) evaluate items using details that photos alone can’t capture, such as:- Provenance and ownership history- Exact age, restoration work, and materials- Maker marks or inscriptions not visible in photos- Condition verified in person- Rarity confirmed through specialist knowledgeThis is why high-end or unique pieces - especially those worth tens of thousands - can show very different values between an AI-based market scan and a formal expert appraisal.Many users treat Zophi as a helpful first reference, not a replacement for specialists when dealing with museum-grade or high-value items. Your experience is a perfect example of when expert review is still important.We truly appreciate you taking the time to explain your concern, and your feedback helps us continue improving the app.If you ever want us to take a closer look at the images you used, we’d be glad to help. Feel free to reach us at mobile@326labs.com

This time we caught more bugs than dusty figurines hiding in an attic. They put up a fight, but Zophi won. The app now runs smoother than an 18th-century porcelain vase - minus the fragility. Scan your finds, check their value, and enjoy improved stability with no creaks, cracks, or digital ghosts lurking around. Treasure hunting just got even more delightful!

Version 1.6.1

Dec 5

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