Snap a photo of the problem and fi[x]in tells you what it's looking at, how sure it is, and how serious it is — then walks you through the repair one step at a time.
The diagnosis runs on your phone. Nothing is uploaded to identify the photo, so it works the same in a crawl space, a parking garage, or out on the water with no signal.
On iPhone and iPad every built-in guide comes in Beginner, Intermediate, and Pro / Tech. Beginner starts with visual checks and clear points to stop and call a pro; Pro / Tech goes straight to testing.
On iPhone, iPad, and Android you can scan as a guest and sign in later, when you want backups and the Repair Assistant. What happens to your data is spelled out in the privacy policy, not summarized into a promise.
Every generation of fi[x]in's on-device models carries a gem name and a version, so you can tell which engine produced a diagnosis — and a change in your results is never silent.
The engine fi[x]in 1.3.9 introduced. It diagnoses car, boat, and home problems without the photo leaving your device, and it's what the free plan runs.
Built around a Vision Transformer that reads the whole photo at once, retrained for 4.3 and first shipped in 1.4.3. It's the default on paid plans.
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Choose Beginner, Intermediate, or Pro / Tech in Settings, under Repair Guides. Every built-in guide now comes in all three.
A new install opens straight to Home, ready to scan. Sign in or create an account whenever you like, from Settings.
The biggest text on a result is the broad category — the level fi[x]in is most often right about. When naming a specific fault would be a guess, it stops at the category and says so.
Free on the App Store and Google Play. Point it at the problem and see what you're dealing with.
