Is there an app to identify autographs?

By Eliud Alano January 24, 2023 12:24

In the age of digital information and technology, virtually anything one wants to know is just a Google search away. However, signatures have been among one of the few exempted from any form of tech intervention. While autograph collecting increased in popularity, it was only a matter of time until someone created an app to help you track down those signatures.

Autographs can be difficult to identify. Autographs can even become difficult for the most seasoned autograph collectors once in a while. So, an autograph ID app would do very well with a large chunk of the [people who collect] because they hate waiting in lines to meet someone. But is this accurate enough for walk-in use?

The answer is yes! Autograph ID: iOS Android is an exciting app that the memorabilia community has talked about launching in the near future. A human-in-the-loop combined with state of the art machine learning algorithms can be used to identify more autographs and classify them better accurately. Can locate and signature of over 10-00 athlete celebrities, with exact hit rate at about 95%

It also provides advanced information about the celebrity, like their birth date and occupation. Besides autograph identification, Autograph ID also has a few other neat tricks up its sleeve An autograph gallery helps users showcase their) pen signature collection. A few great features include "My ID" (where users can make the brief on themselves and have their monogrammed).

A 'wish list' has been added to the app, enabling users to browse celeb autographs. It is great for novice autograph collectors because they get to know who the big names are and that they should have their 8x10 signed.

Autograph ID, plain & simple is great for autographs wanting to break everywhere. Because of its advanced machine learning algorithms, it can identify autographs easily and with great precision. It also serves as a virtual emporium, with details of hundreds available about the would-be stars. It looks great as an autograph book prop all in one place.