Not just a photo app. A digital antique expert.
Google Lens recognises a vase as "vase." AntiqBot recognises a Kangxi-period blue-and-white plate from the early 18th century with an apocryphal Chenghua mark — and tells you what that means for the value.
Our AI system is trained on 30 years of antique expertise, thousands of auction results and specialised knowledge per category. The result: analyses that go beyond what standard image recognition can offer.
AI does not replace an expert. But it democratises access to expertise that was previously only available to insiders.
More than 20 specialised modules — each trained on the specific characteristics of their category.
What makes AntiqBot AI different.
Honest about the limits.
AI appraisal is a powerful tool, but not a replacement for hands-on expertise. A photo does not show everything: the weight of silver, the texture of a glaze, the smell of old wood. That is why AntiqBot is explicitly a first orientation.
For valuable items we always recommend a physical inspection by a specialised expert. AntiqBot helps you determine whether that investment is worthwhile.
Questions about AI antique appraisal.
How reliable is AI for antiques?
AI excels at pattern recognition: marks, style features, decoration patterns. Combined with expertise this delivers reliable first indications. But for definitive authentication of valuable items, physical inspection remains necessary.
What is the difference with Google Lens?
Google Lens is generic image recognition. AntiqBot is specialised antique AI: it recognises not only what an object is, but provides context about period, origin, authenticity and value.
Is my photo stored?
Your photo is only used for the analysis and is not shared with third parties. See our privacy policy for details.
Other specialisations
AntiqBot AI analyses are indicative. For legally binding appraisals, insurance or sale we refer to a certified appraiser.