Wood Identifier NEW

Wood Identifier is an AI wood identification app that recognizes wood species from photographs.Image-based identification analyzes grain patterns and surface features to provide instant species suggestions.

Includes an extensive wood database with species names, characteristic descriptions, common uses, and material properties.Workflow.capture a clear photo, let the AI compare it to the database, then view detailed results with species name and distinguishing traits.

Features save and share options for recorded identifications and exportable reference entries for project planning and study.Designed for woodworkers, carpenters, students, educators, and hobbyists needing wood species identification and reference.

Available for download on Google Play and the App Store for Android and iOS devices.

Key Features

• Image-based identification that analyzes grain patterns and surface features to identify wood species from photographs
• Extensive wood species database with names, characteristic descriptions, common uses, and material properties
• AI comparison workflow: capture a photo, compare to database, and return detailed results with species name and distinguishing traits
• Save, share, and exportable reference entries for recorded identifications
• Mobile app available for Android and iOS (Google Play and App Store)

Use Cases

• Quickly identify unknown lumber on-site using Wood Identifier's photo-based species recognition and grain analysis to choose the right material for furniture, cabinetry or woodworking projects, with instant material properties and exportable reference entries for workshop inventory
• Document and verify wood species during antique restoration, appraisal or resale by capturing photos to receive suggested species, descriptions and common uses, then save and share exportable reports for provenance and insurance records
• Streamline procurement and on-site quality control for builders, architects and suppliers by scanning deliveries to confirm species, assess grain patterns and surface condition, and build a searchable wood-spec database to standardize material specs across projects

Who is it for?

• Woodworkers
• Carpenters
• Students
• Educators
• Hobbyists