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Version 1.5.5 · 2025-06-23
Improved the user interface for better usability.
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The store currently lists version 1.5.5, updated 2025-06-23.








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Our VIN Decoder & VIN Check app is the ultimate tool for checking a car's VIN code. Simply input the 17 digits of your VIN number, and our app will provide you with a wealth of information about the vehicle. To make the process even faster and more efficient, we have included a VIN scanner that can read the VIN code automatically, saving you the hassle of entering the information manually.
VIN code recognition directly from text in real-time — swift, eliminating the need for picture-taking. Incredibly convenient in scenarios where a barcode is absent or obscured by pollution and other factors.
For optimal functionality when using the VIN scanner, it is essential to ensure that the Vehicle Identification Number is clean and free from any contaminants. It is advisable to use a VIN recognizer in instances where the VIN code is polluted or corrupted.…
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Improved the user interface for better usability.
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