A photo from your library now opens in a frame editor. Fabricum finds the scarf by itself and draws a frame around it. Check the frame and tap Recognize.
You can adjust the frame: two fingers change its size, one finger moves it, and you can also drag the frame by its corners. This is so that only what matters gets into the frame for recognition: the less there is around the scarf, the more accurate the result.
A large batch of scarves has been added to the Community archive. Community items stay available to all, with a subscription or without one.
To see everything that has been added as one list: in the Archive turn off every section except Community, then switch the view from Designs to Variants. Designs group editions together — only Variants shows each added scarf on its own.
Scarves now show an estimated value, so you can gauge the range at a glance.
The weekly leaderboard resets every Monday now, as it should.
The “no match” screen is clearer, with a “Why?” button that explains how matching works — and why it shows a few close options instead of one hard answer.
Faster images, plus the usual round of polish and fixes.
Fabricum is now on the App Store — your personal advisor on rare Hermès scarves.
Scan a scarf to identify it, explore the Curated Research Archive, and learn what sets each special, limited or rare edition apart. The first three scans are on us.
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