Imagine walking down the street, spotting a flower in an arrangement, a magazine, or a social media post — taking a picture of it — and instantly knowing everything about that flower. Its variety, its growing region, its season. Today's artificial intelligence already makes that possible. What we are adding is the next step — a direct connection from that image to a verified grower, right at the fingertips of every florist and consumer — where to buy it!

Now imagine this. With AI, a game on the cut flower app could go viral — where the younger generation earns discounts by visiting a flower shop a month before a major holiday. A coupon for Valentine's Day or Mother's Day where they are challenged to find a specific flower at their local flower shop, take a picture of it, and send it in to claim the discount. GPS confirms they are at the flower shop. Other games like Where's Waldo — but Where's Daisy. Flower ID competitions where customers name that flower, earning email captures for the flower shops closest to them. The app becomes a reason to walk in the door. The marketing ideas are endless when the industry has an app.