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I am an accounting professor who teaches auditing, and was planning to use this in my class with a case from Ernst and Young (EY Foundation). This would be amazing software to teach my students. The only issue is there is no educational trial or plan that would allow students to try this in any meaningful way. The case has a picture of over 3,000 sheep in an aerial view from a drone picture for an inventory count. The free trial allows you to count “up to 10 items.” It would be unconscionable to require my students to purchase an $80 software application that they will likely never need again (their firm would have access). So, unfortunately, while the software is likely great, the accessibility is not. It would be more effective to allow the free trial to count any number of things but limit it to 5 (or some number of) separate counts. This is immensely disappointing, as I’m missing out on being able to deliver a great learning opportunity to my students.

Doesn’t account for depth of the pallet. I mean you take a picture of a full pallet with 36 boxes on it. 4 high, 9 per layer. And it tells me there are 18 boxes. Even when I’m angled to see the boxes on top. Clearly 9 on top. All it counted was 9 on the side of the pallet and 9 on the front. Meaning it counted 3 of the boxes twice because it could see 2 sides of the corner boxes

I have a hardwood business and it would be nice to have an App that can count our pallets. But this thing is $99 dollars a month if you want to count more than 10 items,$99 dollars A MONTH! Absurd. Cool idea, but I can't wait for someone less greedy to copy it and offer it at a fair monthly or lifetime price.