Identify colors from any photo.
The app identifies tapped locations in photos using a database of 1000 colors. It displays the color name, RGB, and hex values.
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University of Wisconsin Sea Grant Institute
Identify by name or features
Identify Wisconsin using name or appearance. Filter by mouth, spine, tail, body shape, pattern, or features. View detailed descriptions, photo galleries, and links to similar species.
Celestine Nishimwe
Organize files, lock them, customize
Import and export photos, files, and videos from the Photos Library and file manager. Lock files with a password. Create custom albums. Support for phone and tablet. Customize with themes and colors. Includes a . Add password hints.
Kiryl Nazarau
Identify, organize, and learn about stamps
Identify stamps by taking photos and getting details on origin, rarity, and history. Organize collections into digital albums, sort by categories, and search efficiently. Track market values and compare prices.
Semen Sharyhin
Identify animals from photos
Take photos or upload images to identify animals using AI-powered analysis. View detailed information about species, including characteristics, habitat, and behavior. Save and share identification results.
Ilya Genkin
Calculate and adjust settings
Helps landscape photographers calculate settings. It includes magic hours, sunrise and sunset times, and sun direction. Users input shooting parameters to determine optimal settings.
James Womack
Verses and organize them into collections
Organize and view verses in custom collections. Search for specific passages and save them under titles for easy reference. Highlight and annotate text. Access multiple translations and cross-reference verses. Share notes and collections with others.
imtiaz ahmed
Color coded Quran for learning
The app presents a 13-line Quran with color-coded Tajweed rules for easy understanding. Users can find definitions and clarifications for Tajweed rules, with bookmarking and search functions available.
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