Hello Luck — Find your luck
Point your camera at the grass.
The AI in your phone finds the luck.
Just point it.
Luck waves first.
Hold your phone 30–50 cm above the grass and sweep slowly. The AI on your phone draws a box around likely four-leaf clovers and lets you know once it is sure.
- For a big patch, Wide scan checks one photo tile by tile
- Shaky hands are fine. The box follows the clover
- Video is analyzed on your phone only. Nothing is uploaded
Every find goes
into your lucky journal
A photo, the place and a note become one little keepsake, and every find comes with a fortune line for the day.
Today's luckYou'll meet an adorable animal
- Your luck pot grows from a seed to a flower field
- Your journal stays on your phone. No account needed
Luck grows
when you give it away
Send a friend a luck card photo, or send luck to a stranger as a card with a preset cheer. It arrives around 3 pm or 6 pm their time, when a little break helps.
No free text or photos ever reach strangers. Only the card and a city name fly.
Sending you a little luck today
They say luck doubles on rainy days
Somewhere in the world, someone is on your side
Where is my luck
right now?
Pass on luck you received and it travels from person to person. The Journey of luck map shows the cities your luck has visited, and sometimes it comes all the way home.
On the Lucky Map, only the place and date of finds you choose get pinned. Luck found around the world, in one map.
Until small joys
become a flower field
Your first find, your first AI find, the first luck you sent… badges open as you go. There are 500 in all, some of them hidden. No streaks, no rankings, no pressure.
- First luck
- Lucky sprout
- First AI find
- Next town over
- Bike ride
- Luck courier
- Unexpected gift
- Luck jackpot
- Relay
- Still hiding
- Still hiding
- Still hiding
Your data stays on your phone
No sign-up
Open the app and start. We never ask for your name or email.
No ads
No ads, no purchases. Just luck.
Photos stay put
Camera video, photos and notes never leave your phone.
Shall we go find
some luck today?
A park, a school field, a walking path. Anywhere clover grows.