Point your camera at your rack. Get an instant, hand-by-hand strategic recommendation — built for Cantonese, Riichi, American, and six more rulesets.
Every screen below is the actual app — not a mockup. This is what you'll see the first time you scan.
The AI reads your rack from a single photo, identifies the highest-probability hand you can complete, and shows exactly which tiles to keep versus discard — with the reasoning spelled out, not just a black-box answer.
Rather than a plain "discard this" prompt, you get a full strategic brief — the target hand, the calling rule that applies to it, and a keep/discard rack laid out visually so you can check its logic against your own instincts.
Log opponents' discards, displayed pungs, and kongs — the AI folds every dead tile into its probability math, so its recommendation reflects what's actually still available in the wall, not just your own rack.
Photograph the completed hand and the app identifies every meld, flags anything it's unsure about for you to confirm, and calculates the exact payout — in whichever of the eight rulesets your table plays by.
A running tournament tracker for four players — dealer rotation, self-draw versus discard payouts, and a live cash ledger, all updating automatically as each hand is logged.
For when you want to work the numbers yourself: pungs, kongs, wind pairs, dragon doubles — each parameter has its own stepper, with the live score and cash payout recalculating as you adjust it.
Switch styles mid-session — the AI's recommendation and every score calculation update instantly to match.
Every scan costs one credit. Earn 5 free credits by watching a single rewarded ad, or buy 100 scans ad-free for a one-time $1.99. No subscriptions, no surprise charges — and credits never expire.
There's no way to farm free credits by clearing app data either — your balance is protected the same way whether you're on WiFi or off the grid at your local club.
No — for standard scoring you only need a photo of the winning hand. Mahjong scoring evaluates just the winner's tiles against the active wind conditions; opponents' concealed tiles don't factor in. Scanning the full table is only needed for board-layout detection or live coaching.
Every detected meld shows a confidence flag, and you can tap any tile to correct it before scoring — the app never locks in a result you haven't confirmed. If a whole photo comes out unclear, it'll suggest retaking it in better lighting.
Core scoring and manual calculators work fully offline. Camera-based scanning needs a connection to reach the AI, but falls back to an honest "unavailable offline" message rather than guessing — it never fabricates a result.
Yes. Switching rulesets recalculates your current recommendation and any in-progress score immediately, so you can settle a rules debate at the table without restarting anything.
Free to start, no account needed. Scan your first hand in under a minute.
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