Sea Shell Identifier - AI ID
Bohdan Hordiienko · Education
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- Redesigned the app with a fresh look and easier navigation. - Updated the AI model for seashell identification. - Added folders to organize your collection by beach, trip, or shell type. - Added Wikipedia articles and photos to help you learn more about your finds. - Added marine species records with accepted scientific names and taxonomy. - Improved guidance for unclear photos and uncertain identifications. - Added a second-look option to recheck an identification.
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Average rating · ★ 4.41 now · 5 changes on record
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Identify seashells from a photo and turn your beach finds into a personal collection. ShellLens combines an AI shell identifier, a seashell guide, and collection folders to help you discover what you found and learn more about it. Whether you're beachcombing on vacation, sorting shells at home, or exploring marine life with your family, start with a photo and follow your curiosity. IDENTIFY SHELLS FROM PHOTOS Take a picture or choose one from your library. ShellLens' updated AI model analyzes the shell's visible features and suggests an identification, with common and scientific names when a match is found. GET TO KNOW YOUR FIND Explore identifying features, taxonomy, habitats, geographic distribution, and rarity where available. Learn what makes a shell distinctive and how it differs from similar species. BUILD YOUR SHELL COLLECTION Keep your favorite finds together in a visual collection. Create folders for different beaches, trips, or shell types, add folder notes, and choose cover photos. Give every beach day's discoveries a place of their own. EXPLORE WIKIPEDIA AND SPECIES REFERENCES Go deeper with Wikipedia articles and photographs where available. Explore additional names, classification, and recorded regions from the World Register of Marine Species, with links to the original sources. TAKE A SECOND LOOK Think your shell could be something else? For eligible results, choose a suggested alternative or enter the name you suspect and ask the AI to reconsider the photo. When the image doesn't show enough detail, photo guidance helps you prepare another shot. REVISIT YOUR DISCOVERIES Browse your identification history and saved collection. Previously saved shell photos and identification details remain available offline; new identifications and online reference content require an internet connection. From your first beach find to a growing interest in conchology—the study of shells—ShellLens helps you keep exploring. Download ShellLens and discover the story behind your next shell. AI identifications are suggestions and may be incorrect. Available details and reference material vary by result. SUBSCRIPTION INFORMATION - Choose from Weekly, Yearly plans - Charges applied to your iTunes Account at purchase - Auto-renewal unless disabled 24 hours before expiration - Accounts charged for renewal 24 hours prior to period end at the rate chosen - Manage auto-renewals in Account Settings - Active subscriptions last for their full term - No refunds for active subscription periods - Unused trial time forfeited with subscription purchase Privacy Policy: https://sites.google.com/view/shellid/privacy-policy Terms of Service: https://sites.google.com/view/shellid/terms-conditions
What's new · 2.0
- Redesigned the app with a fresh look and easier navigation. - Updated the AI model for seashell identification. - Added folders to organize your collection by beach, trip, or shell type. - Added Wikipedia articles and photos to help you learn more about your finds. - Added marine species records with accepted scientific names and taxonomy. - Improved guidance for unclear photos and uncertain identifications. - Added a second-look option to recheck an identification.
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