Fortune Hunter

Fortune Hunter — Catch an opportunity, even if you missed it. A phone call, the school run, or a busy moment can make you miss a radio contest keyword. Fortune Hunter turns fleeting broadcasts into a useful, mobile-friendly place to catch up. Choose a state and station to find recently heard announcements, contest keywords, prizes, and local events. When supported by the broadcast and official sources, cards offer an entry link, venue, map, or calendar action. Original radio transcripts remain visible. Live demo: https://fortune-hunter-meta-radio.sextoncody69.workers.dev/ This fresh application was built during the hackathon. Muse Code authored the application modules and primary tests. Muse Spark 1.3 reviews candidate announcements through Meta Model API, using station context and bounded official-source research to improve useful titles, keywords, spelling, and event details. Validated reviews drive the public cards while retaining their original evidence. Repeated broadcasts stay in Recently heard and related promotion records are consolidated. The working pipeline connects local stream ingestion and speech recognition to a durable database, an API review queue, and authenticated outbound publishing to a public read-only Cloudflare site. The catalog covers 50 states; five selected stations are currently listening. Saved history is not a claim of continuous national coverage. The demo shows real captured announcements and actual reviewed cards, including keyword entry and event-location actions. Radio transcription and AI can still be wrong; the site makes that limitation clear and links to official sources when available. Source-access note: The GitHub account is under visibility review (support ticket #4952915), and the public repository currently returns 404 to signed-out visitors. The complete, audited source package is available here: https://fortune-hunter-source.sextoncody69.workers.dev/Fortune-Hunter-Meta-Source.zip . All 327 uploaded files were verified against that package. The genuine GitHub repository URL is retained in the repository field.