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AKIHIRO MATSUYAMA · Utilities
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Chart standing · US
What changed · US
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- Added a way to browse the full list of supported bugs when a match doesn't look right - Fixed the upgrade sheet so buttons don't get cut off on small screens
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A practical app that identifies ten kinds of insect found indoors from a photo, and tells you what to do about them. - What it does - Photograph the insect, or pick a picture from your album - The identification runs inside this device and the candidates are shown (nothing is sent anywhere) - What it is, whether it is harmful, what to do now, and how to keep it from coming back - For the kinds that bite or sting, the caution comes first, before anything else - The list of what the app covers can be checked at any time - Covered (ten kinds) House fly, pill bug, brown-marmorated stink bug, smoky-brown cockroach, black garden ant, house centipede, German cockroach, Japanese giant centipede, Asian tiger mosquito, varied carpet beetle - Said plainly - Photographs and results never leave this device - The result is a guide. It is not a guaranteed identification - Do not use it to decide what to do about a bite or a sting, or how dangerous something is. If a symptom worries you, please see a medical provider - Follow the instructions on the label of any product you use - Using it - Everything is free during the trial period. After that, five identifications a month are free. A one-time purchase (not auto-renewing) removes the limit Terms (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/
What's new · 1.1.0
- Added a way to browse the full list of supported bugs when a match doesn't look right - Fixed the upgrade sheet so buttons don't get cut off on small screens
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