From photo to a record you can verify
The identifier is a four-step digital pipeline. It is designed to help you describe and shop for a part — and to route anything risky to a licensed professional. It is not a repair tool.
An impression engine, not an instruction engine
The system is deliberately limited. It will name what a fitting might be and what to confirm, but it is built to refuse repair, removal, and installation guidance — and to flag when a licensed professional is required.
Capture or load an image
Take a photo of the part or load one from your device. The image is processed to produce an impression — it is not stored as a measurement and not sent to any human technician.
Generate an impression
The engine proposes a likely part family and a possible size range. Everything is labelled as an impression, because a photo cannot confirm thread standard, pressure rating, or material.
Read the structured record
You receive part impression, possible size range, common use, a shopping checklist, questions for a licensed professional, and safety stop flags — never a set of steps.
Verify, then ask a professional
Use the checklist to measure and confirm the real part. For gas, pressurized, or main-line context, bring the questions to a licensed professional and stop there.
Want to see it in action? Open the live identifier and run a sample, or compare the USD plans.