FieldSee

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FieldSee keeps a record of the appliances in your home, read from their own labels. Point your camera at an appliance. FieldSee says what it is and where its rating label usually is. Photograph the label, and the phone reads the brand, model, and serial number for you to check. Characters that look alike, such as O and 0, are marked so you can check them with one tap, and every value shows who read it: the phone, the AI, or you. Each appliance gets one record on your phone: • The label photo, and the brand, model, and serial you checked • Phone numbers and email addresses printed on the label • A search for its manual by brand and model • Care reminders, such as cleaning a dishwasher filter, that you can change or remove • Your own notes, files, and photos Talk to it: tap the microphone and say what to do, such as "take a photo", "find the label", "save it", or "help". Spoken replies can be turned off. Your records stay on your phone. There is no account, no ads, and no tracking. If you say yes to Identify with AI, the first photo of each item, made smaller, and its text go to FieldSee's server, where an AI model on Amazon Bedrock says what it is; the photo is not kept. Label photos and saved records never leave the phone, and a photo that shows a password or Wi-Fi key is never sent. Settings shows exactly what leaves the phone, and you can turn the AI off at any time. FieldSee reads and records. It is not a medical device, and it does not give repair, safety, or medical advice.