Rock ID - Stone Identifier

I was primarily using this app to check a couple bracelets that I recently got gifted to me and to test his app. I also used a couple of my crystal towers and my crystals. I know what they are and it could not identify what these crystals were. In one case it identified my black obsidian as a lava stone, in another instance, it registered my petrified wood also as a Lavastone, which it’s not obviously. Although this is a great idea for an app, it is not recommended for those that may be looking at different rocks or metaphysical purposes. I also was a little disappointed that the descriptions of the crystals don’t list the metaphysical properties each crystal can have and what healing properties they can have for example, I also tested my pipestone bracelet and yes, it goes into detail the history of this particular stone, but it also doesn’t mention that the stone is used to bring a person out of chaos and into serenity

I like this app but the main reason I downloaded it was so it would tell me it’s value for free and it doesn’t do that and I want to know how much it costs because when I look it up on safari or google it doesn’t give me a clear answer

As an educator, Rock ID has become an invaluable asset in my classroom. The app’s extensive library and detailed information on various stones have revolutionized the way I teach geology. The identification feature is a hands-on way for students to interact with the subject, making learning more engaging. With the way young generations experience this world through their phones, it’s high-time we adults got on their level and used new tools like this app to make them interested!