Unearth the History of Every Stone.
The definitive digital field guide for geologists and hobbyists. Identify minerals instantly with AI trained on millions of geological specimens.
Current Scan
Amethyst Quartz
How It Works
Capture
Snap a crisp photo of any rock, mineral, or crystal in its natural environment using our optimized lens.
Identify
Our advanced neural network cross-references physical traits against a 50,000+ entry geological database.
Learn
Access deep insights into chemical composition, Mohs hardness, and industrial uses of your find.
Packed with Power
AI Identification
Point your camera at any rock, mineral, or crystal. Get an instant ID powered by Google Gemini with detailed geological data.
Rocky AI Chat
Ask Rocky anything about geology. Your personal AI guide answers questions about rocks, minerals, formations, and earth science.
Personal Collection
Save every find to your digital collection. Track location, date, and detailed properties of each specimen you discover.
Learning Hub
Quizzes, flashcards, and structured lessons on mineralogy. Earn XP and level up your geology knowledge from beginner to expert.
Magnetic Detector
Use your phone's magnetometer to test magnetic properties of specimens. Real-time readings help identify iron-rich minerals in the field.
Kid Mode
A simplified, fun interface for young explorers. Kid-friendly language and colorful visuals make geology accessible for all ages.
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Voices from the Field
"As an avid hiker, Stone Snap has turned every trail into a learning experience. The accuracy even in low-light conditions is remarkable."
Marcus Thorne
Adventure Blogger
"The geological data provided isn't just surface-level. It gives chemical breakdowns that I'd usually need a lab manual for. Essential for field work."
Sarah Jenkins
Geology Student
"Clean UI, zero fluff. It just works. My kids are now obsessed with identifying every pebble in our backyard!"
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