🔥 Rate My Weld

Upload a photo of your weld and get instant defect callouts with next-pass coaching. Free for skill-building.

How It Works

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1. Snap a Photo

Take a clear photo of your weld bead

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2. AI Analyzes

Our AI checks for 20+ visible defect patterns

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3. See What to Fix

Receive defect callouts and next-pass tips

What You Get Back

Defects
Visible callouts
Coach
Next-pass tips
Logbook
Saved history

Feedback is for realistic practice and progress tracking, not certified inspection or code acceptance.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is there an app that can rate my weld?

Yes! DimeVision is a free AI-powered app that reviews your welds instantly. Just upload a photo and get visible defect callouts plus next-pass coaching. Works with MIG, TIG, Stick, and Flux-Core.

How do I know if my weld is good?

A good weld has consistent bead width, proper penetration, no visible defects (cracks, porosity, undercut), and clean tie-ins. DimeVision flags likely visible issues and coaches what to change on the next pass.

Is the weld rating free?

Yes! DimeVision weld feedback is 100% free — unlimited scans with no signup required. Just upload a photo and see what to fix next.

What defects can it detect?

DimeVision detects 20+ visual defects: porosity, undercut, lack of fusion, spatter, cracks, burn-through, overlap, cold lap, bead irregularity, arc strikes, and more. Each defect is highlighted on your photo.

What is a weld bead feedback app for students and instructors?

A weld bead feedback app helps students review visible bead consistency, likely defects, and next-pass adjustments between instructor reviews. DimeVision supports photo feedback and saved progress while instructors retain final judgment. See the welding training workflow and school pilot resources.

Can instructors use DimeVision with welding students?

Yes. Instructors can use DimeVision as a training aid for student practice, progress discussions, and visual defect review. It supplements hands-on teaching and qualified inspection rather than replacing either one. Students can also review beginner weld defect examples before their next practice bead.

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