RelicWorth: Antique Identifier
Know what it is worth — with the sold comps behind the number.
Photograph an antique or vintage find and RelicWorth identifies the piece — what it is, the likely maker, era, style and materials — then walks you through a close-up of the maker's mark or hallmark for a stronger read. Value ranges are built from real comparable sales you can open and inspect one by one, and when the comparables are too thin the app reports insufficient data rather than inventing a number. Estimates are market estimates based on the comparables shown, not formal appraisals.
How It Works
A short, plain-language walkthrough of what the app does and what your first session looks like, so visitors arriving with zero context grasp the value before deciding to download.
Skim the steps below to see how the app fits into your routine, then tap through to the App Store when you're ready to give it a try.
Free
Your first three full scans — complete identification plus a value estimate — are free, with no account and no card. The collection you build, the maker's-mark and hallmark reference (which works with no connection, so it is usable in a basement or a flea market), the offline mark scanner, and CSV and PDF inventory export for insurance or estate records are free with no cap.
Paid
RelicWorth Premium removes the three-scan limit, so identification, the value range and its comparable sales are unlimited.
RelicWorth Premium is US$5.99 per week, or US$39.99 per year with a 7-day free trial. Prices in other countries are set by the App Store and shown before you buy. Your saved collection and the marks reference remain free whether or not you subscribe. Subscription options auto-renew unless cancelled in Apple Settings → Subscriptions.
Privacy
The subject cut-out and the maker's-mark reading are done on your iPhone with Apple Vision, and the offline marks reference never touches the network. A full scan does send your photographs to the RelicWorth service so the piece can be identified and comparable sales retrieved, so treat a scan as an upload and do not photograph anything you would not want processed off-device. Your collection, its photos and its value history are stored on your device, and export runs locally. Purchases are verified through Apple StoreKit. Full privacy policy.