Most strange, heavy rocks turn out to be meteorwrongs. Meteorite Check screens your find in a few minutes, honestly, so you know whether it is worth testing before you spend a cent.
Launching soon on iOS and Android
Free screening. Optional photo analysis from $1.99. No subscription.
The app tells you where your rock lands, and what to do next. No false hope, no pressure. A screening can flag a candidate. Only a lab test can confirm one.
Answer a few quick questions about your rock: how it reacts to a magnet, its heft, the color of its streak, whether it has a crust.
Optional. A photo lets the tool take a closer look at the surface and sharpen the estimate. You choose whether to share one.
See where your find lands on the scale, the reasoning behind it, and a clear next step if it is worth a proper test.
Most rock identifier apps will happily tell you what you want to hear, then put the answer behind a subscription. This one does not. The screening is free, and it is built to be honest, even when the honest answer is that your rock came from a parking lot, not from space.
A photo and a few questions cannot prove a meteorite. Nothing can, short of a hands-on examination and, where needed, a laboratory test. So Meteorite Check does the part it can do well: it rules out the obvious meteorwrongs and flags the genuine candidates, so you only spend money on testing when there is a real reason to.
Meteorite Check comes from Treasure Coast Meteorite Co., a working meteorite dealer. The screening logic reflects how a specimen is actually examined, the tests that matter and the traps that fool people, rather than a generic image guess.
Treasure Coast Meteorite Co. · IMCA Member #3323
When a finder reaches a strong-candidate result, Meteorite Check can hand the screening summary straight to a participating laboratory. The finder taps the referral button, sees the labs currently taking submissions, and sends their result and contact details to the one they choose.
We are building that list now and adding commercial labs that classify or test meteorites. If your lab wants qualified referrals from finders who have already been screened, get in touch and we will walk you through how listing works.
Get your lab listedOr email contact@meteoritecheck.com directly.