Kist is easier to find in the App Store, and the listing now says plainly what the app does: name any antique, vintage piece or thrift find, and get an honest value range. Nothing changed inside the app. Same honest estimates, same free identifications, no ads.

Kist Pro now starts with a 7 day free trial. Fixed: • The paywall could end up with no prices when the connection hiccuped. It now retries, and tells you when it can't load them instead of leaving you staring at a blank price. • Restore Purchases no longer asks for your Apple Account password when your subscription is already on this device, and it always tells you how it went.

Share the story behind your finds Every piece now has a story you can share, with Kist's signature on the card. Tell us when a value looks off A quick thumbs up or down on any estimate. Your votes help us calibrate the next ones. A collection that keeps up with you Search and filters are easier to reach, and the camera now sits where your thumb is. Export, clearer than ever CSV and PDF export moved to its own screen. Your collection is still yours to take anywhere.

Kist now tells you when an object is not worth appraising, instead of dressing up a TV remote as an antique. Those checks do not spend your free identifications. New in this version: • Honest triage. The AI decides whether a piece deserves a full appraisal, and gives a short verdict when there is nothing collectible in the photo. • Tell me more. The story behind a piece, who made it, what period it belongs to and how to recognize it, in a full screen reading mode. • Share what you find. Send the story behind a piece to anyone as plain text, signed by the app. • Smarter questions. When another photo will not help, the app asks for the detail that will: a hallmark, a weight, a measurement. • More places to compare. Similar items on Catawiki, Invaluable, Ruby Lane, Vinted, Mercari and Poshmark, on top of eBay, 1stDibs and Chairish. • A cleaner item page, with the photo up front. Plus fixes and stability work.