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Scan a card.
Know what it's
actually worth.

Point your camera at any Pokémon card and get live eBay sold prices in seconds — every variant, every grade. Scanning, pricing, your collection and the trade table itself are free forever.

Straight up: it's not on Google Play yet. Android first, and we're in the last stretch before launch — leave your email and you'll hear the moment you can install it.

0Cards on device
0To a price
$0To scan, ever
card-exchange event marketplace showing cards for sale from multiple vendors with prices
Last sold$70
Charizard card detail in card-exchange showing estimated value, eBay estimate, TCG market price and recent eBay sold listings
The current workflow

You're leaving money on the table.

Every vendor at every table is doing the same four things wrong. Not because they're careless — because nobody built the tool.

30 seconds per lookupType the name, filter to sold, scroll, squint, guess the variant. Times two hundred cards.

Handwritten receiptsA scrap of paper you'll never reconcile — if you wrote one at all.

No cost basisYou genuinely don't know what you paid for half your inventory.

Invisible inventoryCustomers walk past your booth because they can't see what's in your binders.

See it work

Watch a trade close itself.

Scan, price, trade, receipt — the entire vendor loop, start to finish.

How it works

The whole workflow, automated.

Six things the app does so you don't have to. All of it built around how vendors actually work a table.

✕ Typing every card name into eBay, one letter at a time.

Point. Shoot. Identified.

On-device machine learning reads the card straight from your camera — no typing, no internet. Or type two letters and search 20,000 cards instantly from an index that lives on your phone.

  • CLIP image recognition + corner detection, running fully on-device
  • ~20,000 cards indexed locally — fuzzy search that tolerates typos
  • Works with zero signal — convention centre Wi-Fi can't break it
Instant offline autocomplete in card-exchange showing six Charizard results with prices from different sets
Try it right here

Who pays whom?

Drag the two sides of a trade. This is exactly what the app computes the moment you drop the last card on the table.

Their cards

$1,200

Your cards

$1,650
Settlement
$570

They pay you to balance the trade.

In the app this is instant, itemised per card, and printed onto the receipt.

The loop

Every step feeds the next.

No re-entering data. No lost receipts. No guessing what you paid.

01
Scan
Camera identifies the card offline
02
Price
Live eBay sold data, by variant
03
Trade
Both sides on the exchange table
04
Settle
Cut applied, cash calculated
05
Receipt
Auto-generated, cost basis kept
06
Collection
Cards move themselves in
07
For sale
Flag stock and price it
08
Event
The floor browses and offers

…and an accepted offer starts the loop again. The loop closes itself.

Not a vendor?

Collectors: the good part is the free part.

You don't need the trade tooling. You need to know what your binder is worth, catalogue it without typing, and stop getting lowballed. That's the free tier — and it stays free.

  • Photograph your collection into a priced, searchable binder
  • Portfolio value and set-completion tracking
  • Walk into a trade knowing the real number before you're offered one
  • Unlimited live eBay price checks and unlimited offline TCG pricing — no caps, no counters
Collections list in card-exchange showing several collections with thumbnails, card counts and values
The part everybody gets backwards

Free to trade. Paid to know.

Scan all you want. Price all you want. Run the exchange table and let the settlement calculate itself — all of that costs nothing, forever. What you pay for is the record: the receipt that writes itself, the cost basis per card, and profit tracking that tells you whether the trade you just did was actually a good one.

Free forever

Collector

$0

No card required

  • Unlimited card scanning & identification
  • Unlimited offline TCG market pricing, updated daily
  • Unlimited exchanges — the full two-sided trade table
  • Automatic settlement with your cut applied
  • Unlimited live eBay price checks — no daily cap
  • Full collection, binder view & portfolio value
  • Browse event marketplaces
Get early access
For vendors

Vendor Pro

$6.99

CAD per month · cancel anytime

  • Everything above — trades included — plus…
  • Auto-generated receipts for every completed trade
  • Per-card cost basis recorded automatically
  • Profit tracking — what you actually made, per trade
  • Full receipt history, searchable months later
  • Margin visible per card, per trade, per month
Get early access

Free closes the trade. Pro tells you if you won it.

Pricing isn't live yet. Nothing is being charged during the beta, and everything above is how it will work when it is.

FAQ

Straight answers.

Is it actually free, or free-until-it-isn't?

Scanning, card identification, offline TCG market pricing, your entire collection — and the exchange table with automatic settlement — are free permanently, not a trial. There's no daily lookup cap either: price as many cards as you like. Money only changes hands if you want the paperwork — auto-generated receipts, per-card cost basis and profit tracking. You can scan, price and trade all day without paying us anything.

Unlimited eBay lookups, really? What's the catch?

No catch — it's a consequence of how the app is built. The eBay scraping runs on your own phone, not on our servers, so your hundredth lookup of the day costs us nothing that your first one didn't. There's no reason to meter it, so we don't.

Does it work without internet?

Card identification and search work fully offline — the recognition models and a ~20,000-card index live on your phone. TCG market prices are cached on-device and refresh daily when you have a connection. Only live eBay sold-listing lookups need internet, which matters because convention centre Wi-Fi is famously terrible.

Where does the pricing data come from?

Recent eBay sold listings, scraped on your device at the moment you ask, plus cached TCG market prices. The app sorts sales into the correct variant bucket (holo, reverse holo, 1st edition) and computes a recency-weighted median rather than a naive average, so one outlier sale doesn't distort the number.

How accurate is it on graded cards?

Grading is detected across 13 grading companies and priced separately from raw, because a PSA 10 and a raw copy are different assets. You can switch grade on the card detail screen and the whole price picture recalculates.

Is it on the Play Store?

Not yet — that's why there's a sign-up here rather than a download button. It's finished enough to use; what's left is Google's review process. Leave your email and you'll get one message the day it's installable. We won't use it for anything else.

Is there an iPhone version?

Android first. iOS is in development but has no committed date — sign up and pick your platform and you'll hear when there's something real to install.

What happens to my collection data?

Your collection and scan history live on your device and sync to your account so you don't lose them when you change phones. Your inventory is not sold, listed publicly, or shown to other users — the only cards other people can see are the ones you deliberately flag For Sale at a trade event.

Early access

Start scanning.

Launching on Android shortly. Tell us which you are and we'll email you the moment you can install it — nothing else, ever.

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