Rennes, France – KerCodex today is pleased to announce the release and immediate availability of “Find that Book” version 1.0 for iPhone and iPad devices. You’ve got plenty of books in various bookcases and you stopped trying to sort them? This App will help you find them! Once and for all take photos of your books by bundles and keyword them (titles, authors) using:

* Siri dictation
* Character recognition (if book spines’ text is clear)
* Or simply the device’s keyboard

Your first steps will be guided by the “Beginner’s tips” and the contextual help menu. You will then be able to search this database and finally locate your books with ease. This easy-to-use app also works with comics, CDs, DVDs and more.

Features:
* Take photos of your bookcases as a base for positioning your books
* Take photos of your books by bundles
* Keyword them by Siri dictation, character recognition or plain keyboard
* Character recognition is available in English, French, German and Italian
* Search for keywords (with proximity spelling feature)
* Export and import your database between your devices
* A contextual help icon will always be available

Supported Languages:
* English and French

Device Requirements:
* iPhone or iPad
* Requires iOS 8.0 or later
* Universal Application
* 132 MB

Pricing and Availability:
Find that Book 1.0 is Free until 50 book bundles and can be unlocked and ad free for an in-app purchase of $1.99 USD (free during the launch week). It is available worldwide exclusively through the App Store in the Productivity (Books) categories. For more information, visit Find that Book’s official website.

Find that Book 1.0
Download From iTunes
Screenshot (Search)
Screenshot (Book Bundle)
Screenshot (New Book Bundle)
Press Kit (zip)

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