RelicLens is an antique identifier and appraisal app for estate sale finds, inherited pieces, flea market discoveries, home collections, and other vintage items. It is built to help with quick identification and pricing context before a purchase, while also keeping records of items already researched.
The app can identify antiques from a single photo or picture and return a likely identification with category, age, origin, material, style, and condition details. It also provides estimated value ranges and shows similar market listings from auction houses, dealers, and marketplaces. Beyond identification, RelicLens lets users save scans, organize collectibles in one place, and revisit past items through a searchable collection history.
RelicLens covers a range of collectible categories, including furniture, ceramics and porcelain, silver and silverware, jewelry and watches, coins and currency, stamps, fine art and paintings, glassware, sculptures, decorative objects, and hallmarks or maker marks. The app is presented for use by people checking antique worth, researching vintage collectibles, or identifying family heirlooms, and it is described as useful for estate sales, thrift stores, auctions, and similar settings. It is available to download on the App Store. The site says users can start free and then upgrade to Premium for unlimited scans, expanded market insights, and priority support. Copyright and site footer text name Eversight.
RelicLens is an Other AI project. It helps users identify antiques and estimate their value using AI-powered photo analysis and market data. It is built as a consumer product for collectors. A free plan is available. It runs on the web and iOS.
Behind RelicLens is Eversight, based in the United States, and it first shipped in 2026. Key capabilities include antique identification, photo-based appraisal, and value estimation.
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