On Stompstart by 12 February 2016 · Los Angeles · United States
CamFind.
A Los Angeles app that identified objects from a photo and searched the web for them, still in the App Store but not updated since 2019.
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Timeline
- On record
Wikipedia gives 7 April 2013 as CamFind's release date.
On record · Announced - Renamed
The maker, previously Image Searcher, Inc. and then CamFind, Inc., was officially rebranded as CloudSight, Inc. in 2016, according to Wikipedia.
Rename · Announced - Listing page saved
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- Activity
Latest iOS version 5.0.9 released.
Activity · Announced - Site checked
The product's site was live.
- Listed on Stompstart
“Google The Real World”
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“Google The Real World”
CamFind is a 'Google' for real things. It's a visual search engine which allows the user to find out more information about anything and everything by just snapping a picture of that particular item. Over 25,000,000 visual searches have already been conducted with CamFind. People use CamFind to learn about products, do price comparison, learn about landmarks, dogs, plants and just conduct general internet searches. CamFind will also tell you how good the restaurant is just by snapping a picture of the awning of the restaurant.
- Platforms
- Mobile
- Location
- Los Angeles · United States
In our words: The listing pitched CamFind as a way to "Google the real world": snap a picture of an object, landmark, dog or plant and get information, prices or restaurant ratings back. It claimed more than 25 million visual searches.
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- Website
- camfindapp.com ↗
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- Release
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