FindmoreEarly accessA discovery starts with something you’re curious about. Findmore gives that photograph a name, a story, and a place in your collection.
Take a photograph or import one you have permission to use. Cars, plants, architecture, food, art, and everyday objects all belong here. Choose the subject you want to explore and crop to the details that matter.
You keep the original photograph as part of the encounter.
Review the suggested identity and its story. Online recognition asks for processing permission before uploading your selected image. Results can be uncertain; another angle or a clearer detail can help.
A watch or wine label is an interesting subject to learn about. Identification does not establish authenticity, provenance, or value.
Open the sealed card with three taps, then turn it over to read its story. The card brings together its identity, your photograph, and the encounter.
Try the three-tap reveal ↗Save the encounter and gather related discoveries into chapters. Build a garage of cars you’ve spotted, a shelf of everyday objects, or a record of places you love. Start a chapter manually or ask for suggestions when optional AI processing is enabled.
Finding the same identity again can become a new memory. It does not need to become another collectible identity or another reward.
Add a message or drawing as an inscription. Preview it, undo changes, and reset your draft before sealing. A sealed inscription is permanent, so take a moment to make it yours.
Share selected encounters and explore with friends using the preview’s visibility and permission controls.
There’s something to notice on a walk, at a car meet, in your kitchen, or beside your favorite chair. Collecting starts with your attention.
A few tips for better photographs ↗No. Results are a starting point for learning and can be wrong. Review visible details and uncertainty. Do not use identification for safety decisions, authenticity checks, or valuations.
No. It uses local sample images and predefined stories. Saved sample cards stay in this browser tab using session storage. You can remove individual cards or reset the collection.
The app asks for permission for online processing. Manage these choices in Settings. See the privacy notice for the current preview.
A car on the street. A bottle on the table. Something you’ve had for years. Start with what catches your eye.