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 Introducing "IsitGold": Your Pocket Goldsmith


Welcome to the official blog of "IsitGold," an innovative app developed to bring the expertise of a professional goldsmith right to your fingertips. I'm Marcel Alexander Buth, hardware engineer, and together with my son, Marvin Alexander Buth, software developer, we've harnessed the power of artificial intelligence to create a tool that revolutionizes the way you assess the value of your precious items.

What is "IsitGold"?


"IsitGold" is not just another app; it's your personal expert in identifying and valuing precious metals. Using advanced AI technology, our app analyzes photos of various items—be it jewelry, coins, or raw minerals—and determines whether they contain valuable metals like gold, silver, palladium, or platinum. The app goes beyond simple detection; it identifies the form of the metal (alloy, coating, solid material), estimates the weight, and calculates the value based on current market prices.


Key Features:

Comprehensive Analysis: The app evaluates the item's composition, considering both visual attributes and typical materials.

Historical Context: If the item has historical or antique value, "IsitGold" highlights this, ensuring you are aware of its full worth.

Multilingual Support: Available in multiple languages including English, French, Spanish, Farsi, and Arabic.

Social Sharing: Share your findings easily on social media platforms.

Photo Flexibility: Capture photos with your smartphone, download from the internet, or upload directly from your device.

Chronicle of Results: Keep track of your analyses with a detailed history log.

With "IsitGold," you always have a knowledgeable partner to help you make informed decisions about your valuable possessions. Stay tuned for more insights and updates about our app!

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