Point your camera at any badminton racket. Get the model, plain-English specs, and who actually plays it. Ten seconds. Then it goes in the bag.
Camera or photo library. You get the top-3 likely models with confidence. When we are not sure, we ask one question or say we could not identify it. A wrong confident answer is worse than an honest miss.
Raw specs and what they mean: "4U, head-heavy, extra stiff" becomes "swing big, swing committed." Plus who strings it up for real, with the source and the date on every claim.
One tap saves the slab with a note. Snap three candidates at the pro shop, walk out, compare at home before you buy. Your bag works offline.
Every pro-usage claim carries exactly one label, with a source and a check date. No unlabeled claims, anywhere, ever.
Confirmed current setup. Brand or tournament source, dated. The rarest label, and it has to be earned.
Community and press reported. The default for badminton, because pros customize, respray, and re-spec constantly.
The pro's frame just looks like the retail one. Different mold, different spec, retail colors. The label nobody else will print, and the reason you can trust the other two.
Everything lives on your phone and works offline. No email wall, no password, no feed.
iOS TestFlight, badminton first. One email when it opens. That is the whole promise.
No, and we will never claim it is without a catalog marking match. You get the top-3 with confidence. Low confidence gets you one clarifying question or an honest "couldn't identify" with manual search.
Badminton at launch. Pickleball next, on the same engine. The database schema already carries both.
Free. No subscription in v1, no account, no email wall inside the app. This waitlist email is the only thing we ask for, and only so we can open the gate.
Hand-curated from official manufacturer spec pages, around 200 rackets at launch. Every record stores its source URL and retrieval date. No scraped lab data.