Dirk Frazier 17
Friday, December 10, 2021
A description of rocks. Rainy season here, will use more extensively this Spring. Geology Tool Kit if I remember correctly, is also by this Apps author/developer which I am downloading next. I marked "not visually appealing" below, but I haven't checked for settings, but if this has a dark mode, that would be an erroneous comment. Pictures would give that extra star.
lightningstriking7 5
Thursday, August 17, 2023
If you're a geologist studying for a test that doesn't include pictures of rocks then this is for you. But me? I'm going to have to look up several words throughout my time I spend reading this app (though I haven't made any commitments to actual doing) and still not have a clue what the reasoning for the efforts it took to have this turned into an app that is called the HANDBOOK of ROCKS, which so far has no photographs of real rocks
Austin Harding 36
Thursday, February 20, 2020
Well described not 2 lil, not 2 much info, nice an orderly everything well categorized. Useful zoom-enabled charts & diagrams, jus a tad disappointing no pics but thats ok, says both Rock AND mineral if that the case what they should do is make a sister app that mirrors this 1s platform; 1 dedicated to all Rock types, other 1 dedicated to all minerals just cuz the sheer volume of total #of minerals out there; B 2 much to have both in 1 app, would be either 2 crammed, confusing or 2 incomplete
farcraft
Thursday, February 20, 2020
Dear Austin,
Thank you for providing your valuable feedback! As the title of the app says, it's all about rocks (not minerals). Of course, as geologists, you can't talk about a rock-type without mineralogy of that rock. For all minerals, I have developed another app: 'Minerals - Handbook of Mineralogy'. For much more, try Geology Toolkit.
Roc Indermill 19
Saturday, February 27, 2021
My first experience learning about rocks and minerals online was good. I would like a search window with speller, contents, glossary, images, drawings, and diagrams, Munsell color descriptions, usage (building, landscaping, water skipping pebbles, medicine, etc.) references cited, suggested readings. I trust that you are working this way already. Thanks, Roc the Archaeologist.
Lisa Montano 4
Friday, November 18, 2022
Rocks are amazing! This app breaks it all down from the rock formations, the names ,origins and much more!! Totally useful for people who have no geology experience. Minus 1 star because there is not a camera option to identify rocks specimens. Edited
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