LINNÉ LENS

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3.3
381 reviews
100K+
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Content rating
Everyone
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About this app

LINNÉ LENS is the world's first scannable AI illustrated encyclopedia. Based on the name of Carl von Linné, the father of modern taxonomy, the app aims to "instantaneously identify living organisms and to allow anybody to become experts and bask in the richness of the world".


Characteristics
· Simply scan using your phone and the AI will instantaneously search the names of over 10,000 organisms.
· Create your very own encyclopedia with your photos and a in-depth commentary.
· Can even be used offline in the remotest of places, such as underwater or mountaintops.


Very high praise from directors of popular aquariums!

"I was very surprised to see the names displayed instantaneously after scanning" - Katsushi Maruyama, Director of Sunshine Aquarium

"I was amazed by the ability to simultaneously scan multiple organisms at once with high accuracy." - Kiyonori Nishida, Director of Osaka Aquarium Kaiyukan

"As soon as I scanned with a smart phone, each type was instantly displayed and changed to an illustration, which was quite shocking." - Kanau Okude, Director of Toba Aquarium


Features

Search: 10,000 names instantly.
Just by holding the camera, the name of the organism is displayed in an instant. The recognition rate is around 90% on average when the organism is successfully scanned. There are two modes, one for displaying the names one at a time and one for displaying multiple at the same time.

History: Recorded automatically per scan
The organisms found are automatically recorded by species, in order of year, month, and day. This allows you to always be able to go back for commentary of a previously found organism.

Tree: Collection per species
LINNÉ LENS creates phylogenetic tree covering organisms found using the app. These organisms are recorded automatically allowing you to discover surprising connections between them.

Note: Your very own, one and only encyclopedia
You can view rare information of living organisms and their beautiful illustrations. In partner aquariums you can also see commentaries by their staff members. Create your one of a kind encyclopedia with a combination of your pictures and in-depth commentary.

Offline: Underwater or even in the mountains.
Recognition of living creatures is processed on the smartphone in real time, so you can use it in mountains and underwater even if there is no connection.


Recognized coverage

Approximately 10,000 species. LINNÉ LENS can recognize a wide variety of fish, mammals (dolphins), birds (penguins), amphibians (frogs), reptiles (lizards), crustaceans (shrimps and crabs), mollusks (squid and octopus), and cnidarians (jellyfish). In addition, the app can recognize a majority of species of dogs and cats. The recognition target will expand gradually.


In-app purchase

We offer free trials for events on a daily basis. If you like it, please buy LINNN LENS PRO. Once purchased, you have unlimited access anytime.


Terms of Service
https://lens.linne.ai/terms/en/

Privacy Policy
https://lens.linne.ai/rules/en/
Updated on
Aug 25, 2024

Data safety

Safety starts with understanding how developers collect and share your data. Data privacy and security practices may vary based on your use, region, and age. The developer provided this information and may update it over time.
This app may share these data types with third parties
App info and performance and Device or other IDs
This app may collect these data types
App activity, App info and performance, and Device or other IDs
Data is encrypted in transit
Data can’t be deleted

Ratings and reviews

3.3
367 reviews
Febrianne Sukiato
November 16, 2024
AI isn't good enough and does not accept user reports. Scanned clear photographs (uploading is not possible for some reason) of several fish, nudibranch, and coral species I've already correctly IDed, none were correct. While I was looking for the next photograph it scanned my blanket, IDed it to a cichlid? Then out of curiosity pointed it at my soap dispenser and got grey pelican. At the very least users should be able to report false IDs to improve on the AI, which is also not possible.
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