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How I moved my Pokémon card scanner from a server onto the phone

I build Pooka, a Pokémon card collection app for iOS, Android and web. Until version 2.0, scanning a card meant uploading a photo: the server turned it into a CLIP embedding and ran a vector search over every card image. It worked, but every scan waited on the network and cost server time. For 2.0…

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  1. 2026-10-05 11:47 · DEV Community — Machine Learning
    How I moved my Pokémon card scanner from a server onto the phone

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