Lince Hack 1.1 + Redeem Codes
Annotation tool for images
Developer: Angel Rodriguez Junquera
Category: Photo & Video
Price: Free
Version: 1.1
ID: ch.arodriguezju.ImageTrainer
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Description
Lince helps you label and annotate the images with bounding boxes.
Import pictures from the image gallery, camera, tensorflow record file or Files App.
Track objects from the camera and label them directly. Make as many pictures as you want.
Export your annotations and pictures to a CSV, PascalVOC or Tensorflow Record format file.
Import pictures from the image gallery, camera, tensorflow record file or Files App.
Track objects from the camera and label them directly. Make as many pictures as you want.
Export your annotations and pictures to a CSV, PascalVOC or Tensorflow Record format file.
Version history
1.1
2019-08-26
Small UI/UX changes.
1.0.3
2019-08-12
UX Improvements
1.0.2
2019-06-06
UX improvements and bug fixing.
1.0.1
2019-05-20
Small UI improvements.
1.0
2019-04-15
Ways to hack Lince
- Redeem codes (Get the Redeem codes)
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Ratings
5 out of 5
4 Ratings
Reviews
Axymis,
EXACTLY what I needed
I was looking for something like the python application LabelImg but on the iPad so that I could use my finger and hopefully Apple Pencil. Not only is this exactly what I was looking for (including pencil support), but it seems super well designed, too. I have no idea why you would buy one of the other apps with their $3-$10/month subscriptions. If all you need is to draw boxes and name them, this is the app for you. Thank you, Mr. Rodriguez Junquera!
One suggestion, if I may, to make this already awesome app even better: could you add the ability to read from the filesystem (like in the Files app)? If so, I could airdrop pictures (and xml files? Would that be possible?) from my Mac that I already have started labeling and open them up in Lince. That would be perfect!
One suggestion, if I may, to make this already awesome app even better: could you add the ability to read from the filesystem (like in the Files app)? If so, I could airdrop pictures (and xml files? Would that be possible?) from my Mac that I already have started labeling and open them up in Lince. That would be perfect!
