# Rock Identifier: Mineral Scan Android app · by Less App Studio · Education Rock Identifier: Mineral Scan has 5,920 installs (+14.3% a week, measured over 15 days to 2026-11-03), rated 4.7 from 68 ratings, \#55,997 of 316,551 in Education. ## Figures - Installs: 5,920 - Rating: 4.7 · 68 ratings - Price: Free - In-app purchases: yes - 7-day growth in installs: +647 (+14.3%) (+1,386 over 15 days) - Rank: #586,846 of 2,905,127 Android listings with an install count (down 21,503 since 2026-11-04) - Rank: #55,997 of 316,551 in Education ## Is Rock Identifier: Mineral Scan safe? StoreTally doesn't rate safety. Here's what the store and our tracking show: - Listed on Google Play. - Made by Less App Studio; developer website listed: lessappstudio.com. - On Google Play since 2026-04-27. Last updated 2026-10-27. - Rated 4.7 from 68 ratings. ## Reviews - Ratings by stars: 5★ 81% · 4★ 13% · 3★ 6% · 2★ 0% · 1★ 0% (67 ratings) ## Description Ever picked up a strange rock on a hike and wished you knew what it was? Rock Identifier: Mineral Scan is a geology app that turns your phone into a portable guide. Just snap a photo or upload one from your gallery and get an instant identification with everything you need to know about your find. The app recognizes thousands of rocks, minerals, stones, gems, and crystals. Each identification comes with a detailed profile covering name, type, hardness, color, luster, chemical composition, and where the specimen is commonly found. Wondering if that stone you found might actually be worth something — or if you've stumbled across gold? The built-in value evaluation helps you estimate what your rock or mineral could be worth, so you will know if you are walking past treasure on your next trail. Scanning in caves, under ledges, or out after sunset? The built-in camera flashlight lets you capture clear photos in low light, so you can identify your finds on the spot instead of waiting until you get home. Explore the Mineral Map Curious where to find specific minerals or gemstones near you? The interactive mineral map shows real locations where different rocks and minerals have been found. Use it to plan your next hike or field trip around areas rich in the specimens you want to discover. It turns a regular nature walk into a proper rock hunting expedition. Learn with the Rock and Mineral Wiki Every stone, gem, crystal, and mineral in the app has its own wiki page. Read about how it forms, what makes it unique, where it occurs naturally, and how people have used it throughout history. It is not just an identifier — it is a geology guide you can carry in your pocket. Great for students preparing for exams, teachers looking for classroom resources, or anyone who simply wants to learn more about the ground beneath their feet. Build Your Collection Found something worth keeping? Save your identifications and build a personal collection inside the app. Record where you found each specimen, add your own notes, and track your discoveries over time. Whether you collect casually on weekend hikes or take it more seriously, having everything organized in one place makes it easy to look back on what you have found. Who is it for? Hikers, climbers, campers, prospectors, and outdoor explorers who stumble across interesting rocks and want answers. Collectors who want to catalog and evaluate their specimens, from everyday minerals to rare gold nuggets. Geology students and teachers who need a reliable quick reference. Anyone who has ever held a rock and thought — what is this? What you get: Instant identification of rocks, minerals, stones, gems, and crystals by photo. Detailed profiles with properties, origin, and estimated value. Interactive mineral map to explore where specimens are found. Comprehensive wiki to learn about geology. Personal collection to record and organize your finds. Built-in flashlight for scanning in any lighting. Clean, simple interface built for outdoor use. Download Rock Identifier: Mineral Scan and start identifying rocks, minerals, gems, and crystals on every hike, prospecting trip, and rock hunting expedition. --- Source: https://storetally.com/android/com.less.rockidentifier As of 2026-11-11, from the StoreTally census.