Hi PH 👋 I'm Sungkyun, a solo developer in Seoul. Looking for a four-leaf clover on a walk is one of those small joys, but staring at a clover patch for ten minutes usually ends with nothing. So I put a clover detector in the phone. How it works: - Find it live — point the camera at clovers and likely four-leaf candidates get a box right on the camera view. The box follows along when your hand shakes and tells you once it's sure. - Wide scan — take one photo of a big patch and it's checked tile by tile. - Lucky journal — save each find with a photo, the place and a note. Every find comes with a fortune line for the day, and your luck pot grows from a seed to a flower field as hidden badges unlock. - Luck is for giving — send a luck card to a friend, or send luck "to a stranger" and it lands with someone somewhere in the world. Pass on luck you received and follow how far it travels on the journey map. - Lucky Map — see where people around the world found their luck. Privacy was the starting point: the camera feed is analyzed on your device and never uploaded. No sign-up, no ads, no purchases. Only the place and date of finds you choose go on the Lucky Map. Detection depends on light, distance and the grass, so it won't catch every clover, but it's surprisingly good at saying "look here". The model was trained in part on open Roboflow Universe datasets (CC BY 4.0). Available in 14 languages. Have you ever found a four-leaf clover? Where was it?

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AI spots four-leaf clovers live through your phone camera

AI spots four-leaf clovers live through your phone camera