TallyLens: Material Counter

By: 志琼羊 App

Count things on device

Overview

Apple Apps Store

Version:

1.0

Last updated: 2025-12-28

Features & Capabilities

Count rebar, pipes, lumber, logs, screws with guided on-device AI, 3 FREE counts everyday, no card needed. Private, Offline.

Count materials faster — right on your phone.

This app helps contractors and site workers count stacked materials like rebars, rods, logs, screws, and similar objects using your iPhone camera.

Instead of guessing or manual counting, simply tap to guide the AI, review the result, and get a reliable count — all processed locally on your device.

Designed for real job sites

1: Count pipes, rods, logs, lumber, screws, hex, pills, and similar materials 2: Works with round, square, rectangular, or irregular shape cross-sections 3: Handles imperfect scenes: rust, dirt, uneven stacks 4: Human-guided counting for better control and trust

This is a tool, not a black box.

Human-guided AI (you stay in control)

Take a photo or use the camera

Tap one visible cross-section to guide detection

Review detected objects

Adjust if needed, then confirm the count

No auto-guessing. No surprises.

Privacy first — fully on-device

Your photos never leave your phone.

1: No uploads 2: No cloud processing 3: No data storage 4: Works offline

All analysis runs locally using on-device AI.

Built for accuracy, not hype

Real job sites are messy. Lighting changes. Objects overlap.

That’s why this app uses a guided detection approach instead of fully automatic guessing — giving you consistent, reviewable results you can trust.

Who this app is for

1: Contractors 2: Construction workers 3: Warehouse & material managers 4: Forestry & lumber workers 5: Anyone who counts materials regularly on site

Simple pricing, no surprises

1: Try with free credits 2: Upgrade for unlimited counting 3: No subscriptions required (if applicable — adjust if needed)

Important note

Detection accuracy may vary depending on image quality, object overlap, and scene complexity. Always review results before use in critical calculations.