Chicken Identifier: Breed ID

Chicken Identifier turns your phone into a pocket poultry expert. Point your camera at any chicken and get a confident breed identification in seconds - plus how many eggs it lays, its egg color, temperament, and whether it is raised for eggs, meat, or both. Whether you are building a backyard flock, picked up chicks from the feed store, or spotted an unfamiliar bird at a farm, Chicken Identifier tells you exactly what breed you have. WHAT YOU GET WITH EVERY SCAN - Breed name - Class and origin - Egg production (eggs per year) - Egg color - Temperament - Purpose (eggs, meat, or dual-purpose) - Adult size - A short, surprising fun fact HOW MANY EGGS DOES IT LAY? Every result includes the breed's typical egg output and temperament, so you know what to expect from each bird in your flock. ASK A POULTRY EXPERT Tap Ask AI on any result and have a real conversation - how many eggs to expect, is it cold-hardy, is it friendly with kids, and how to care for it. Every chat is saved. WORKS ON - Backyard and heritage breeds - Hens, roosters, and chicks - Layers, broilers, and dual-purpose birds - Photos or live camera capture YOUR FLOCK, ORGANIZED Every scan is saved on your device with the photo, the full identification, and your chat history. Browse, search, share, or clear with one tap. Everything stays on your device - no account, no cloud sync, no tracking. 33 LANGUAGES The interface and the AI responses are fully localized into 33 languages including Spanish, French, German, Portuguese, Italian, Dutch, Polish, Russian, Turkish, Arabic, Hebrew, Hindi, Indonesian, Thai, Vietnamese, Korean, Japanese, Chinese (Simplified and Traditional), and more. PRIVACY-FIRST - No account required, anonymous by design - Photos stay on your device by default - Only the image you choose to identify is sent for analysis over HTTPS, and it is never stored on our servers - Your saved flock lives in a local database only you can access IMPORTANT - EDUCATIONAL USE ONLY Chicken Identifier is an educational tool. Breed and trait information can be wrong and is not veterinary or husbandry advice. Consult a vet or an experienced breeder for the health and care of your flock. Terms of Use: https://miladapps.pro/terms Privacy Policy: https://miladapps.pro/privacy Questions or feedback: hello@miladapps.pro