✦ Beta
AI Card Listing
Point your phone at a card. It's identified, priced against the live market, and queued for sale with the photo you just took. A box of cards becomes a page of listings in an evening.
English Pokémon and One Piece singles only, for now. On a computer you'll get a QR code to open the scanner on your phone.
What it does
Recognises the card
Card, set and printing from one photo of the front. Two identifiers, one trained on cards and one that matches artwork against our catalogue, and it learns from every correction.
Only the photos each card needs
A common goes in on the front alone. A £12 card gets its back. A £40 card gets its back and eight corner close-ups cut from your two shots.
Fires itself
Auto-capture takes the shot when the card is in the frame and still. Place, flip, place. Sounds tell you what happened.
Priced as it goes in
Market for the printing, or your standing rule: 10% under market, say, on every card. Any card can be priced by hand.
Graded slabs
Company and grade read off the label, the cert number off its QR, and sold comps plus live eBay asks to price it from.
A whole binder page
Nine cards in one shot, cut and identified pocket by pocket, one grade for the page.
Knows your stock
Box and binder labels so a sold card's pick list says where it is. Warns when you scan a card that's already in the batch.
Your collection too
Scan cards into your collection instead. When one climbs in price, we tell you and offer to list it.
Condition is never guessed: you grade every card, and that grade is your word to the buyer. Photos taken through the scanner carry the verified-photos badge on the listing, because they can't be gallery uploads or pictures from another site.