AI Camera — Fan Edition: it hypes up your jersey like a stadium commentator 🏆

This is a submission for Weekend Challenge: Passion Edition AI Camera — Fan Edition 🏆📷 What I Built AI Camera is a phone-camera app that describes what it sees, out loud, in real time — powered by Google's Gemini vision model. It started as an assistive tool for blind and low-vision users (general scene description, reading text aloud, describing an item for a marketplace listing, describing a person's appearance). For this challenge, I added a fifth mode built specifically around passion : 🏆 Fan Mode — point your phone at a jersey, scarf, flag, or any fan gear, and the app turns into a hyped-up stadium commentator, calling out colors, team details, and team spirit with real enthusiasm. With the World Cup happening right now, it felt like the right moment to build it. 📱 Important: this is a mobile-first app. It's built around your phone's rear camera and needs to be held up and pointed at real things — please try it on a phone, not a desktop, for the intended experience. Demo 🔗 Live app (open on your phone): https://demirajvazi10-max.github.io/ai-camera-fan-edition/ You'll need a free Gemini API key from aistudio.google.com/app/apikey — paste it in when the app asks. It's stored only in your browser and never leaves your device except to call Google's API directly. (I wasn't able to put together a screen recording for this submission — camera-based apps are a bit awkward to record on a phone! Since the whole thing runs client-side with no backend, the live link above lets you try Fan Mode yourself on your own phone in about 30 seconds.) Code https://github.com/demirajvazi10-max/ai-camera-fan-edition How I Built It Passion shows up in different ways. Sometimes it's the quiet kind — building something so a person who can't see can still "see" the world around them. Sometimes it's the loud kind — losing your mind over your team's jersey during a World Cup year. I already had the first one built. Adding Fan Mode let the same engine carry both. Vanilla HTML/CSS/JS — no f