In the shop

Point, shoot, understand.

Photograph a product label and we will read it — the strain name, the THC number, the terpenes — then explain what it is actually telling you.

Your photo is read on your phone and never uploaded. No account, no tracking.

Vintage-style field-study plate of a botanical specimen card and magnifying glass

Opens your camera on a phone · or choose a photo on a computer

Scans stay on your phone. If nothing in the library matches, we save only the words we read — never your photo — to learn which strains to add next.

No product handy?

How it reads

The reader looks for three things: the strain name, matched against our 406-entry reference library; the THC percentage; and any of the 16 terpenes in our glossary. Then it explains what those things actually mean — the same plain-English approach as our label guide.

A few honest limits: phone cameras misread small print, and some labels never name a strain. A strain name is not a batch identifier — only the batch's own lab report describes the jar in your hand.