The full feature list — each with what you get out of it. No fine print: if something needs your own subscription elsewhere, we say so.
The app interface is currently in Polish; English is in preparation and arrives as an automatic update.
A phone photo or image file, a webcam, the OBS virtual camera or a captured stream window (Whatnot, TikTok, Twitch, YouTube). For small cards on stream, drag a box around the area.
What you get: One tool at the counter and on stream.
Lay the cards out on a mat and take one photo. Each card is numbered, recognized and listed with its price and a total; uncertain ones are flagged for review.
What you get: Value a binder in minutes, not an hour.
Gold or silver frame, stamps (Prerelease, Staff, set logo), 1st Edition as a separate print, English or Japanese release. Variants such as reverse holo are priced side by side.
What you get: Don’t overpay — or undersell — a card that’s worth several times more in another version.
Every result has a confidence level. When versions look identical in the photo, the app says so and shows a priced list instead of guessing.
What you get: You know when to double-check — especially with expensive cards.
When you pick a different version, the photo is saved as a reference. The next scan of that card in similar conditions gets it right the first time.
What you get: The longer you use it, the less you correct.
Card-number reading (OCR), search by name or number (e.g. OP05-119, LOB-EN001) and optional AI recognition with your own key — for brand-new cards without reference images.
What you get: There’s always a second route to the answer.
Pokémon (EN and JP), One Piece, Magic, Yu-Gi-Oh!, Lorcana, Dragon Ball, Digimon, Gundam, Star Wars: Unlimited, Naruto Kayou and many more. New sets are added automatically.
What you get: One app instead of one per game.
Market price, lowest listing and variants from TCGplayer (USD, all games) plus trend, 30-day average and lowest listing from Cardmarket (EUR — Pokémon EN, One Piece, Magic, Yu-Gi-Oh!), converted to your main currency.
What you get: US and European markets at a glance.
Magic is matched product-to-product via Scryfall, Pokémon via TCGdex. Foil-only cards get the foil price. If a version can’t be matched reliably, no price is better than the wrong one.
What you get: The European price of the same card, not a similar one.
A single sky-high listing with no sales never becomes the price. If the Cardmarket trend spikes after a few odd sales, the steadier 30-day average is shown. Labels such as “from X”, “≈” and “estimate” tell you where a number comes from.
What you get: You won’t buy in at a price nobody actually pays.
A ▲/▼ arrow on the Cardmarket price (7-day vs 30-day average) and a table of every variant: market price, lowest listing, converted value.
What you get: See whether a card is rising before you list it.
PSA 7–10, CGC 10 and BGS 10 from PriceCharting (with your subscription); without it, quick links to eBay sold listings and PSA population. A “Should I grade?” calculator: centering measured from the photo, PSA 9/10 odds and profit after fees.
What you get: Know which cards are worth sending for grading.
Set your buy and sell percentages and every card shows “We buy for” and “Shop price” instantly.
What you get: Consistent prices from every staff member.
NM / LP / MP / HP / DMG buttons. The price is estimated from the NM price using typical market ratios — buy prices and sessions follow.
What you get: A fair price for a played card without mental math.
Cards added from results go to a session list with a total; export to Excel (CSV) in one click.
What you get: A ready summary for the customer and your books.
Your logo, name, tagline and color — in the app and on the overlay. Password-protected shop panel.
What you get: Customers see your shop, not someone else’s tool.
An OBS browser source: card, set, raw and Cardmarket price. Three themes (classic, neon, minimal), your logo and color. Works with any platform you stream to from OBS.
What you get: Viewers instantly see what was pulled and what it’s worth.
Three tiers (e.g. $25 / $100 / $500, your choice): gold frame and confetti, sparks and flash, and for the biggest hits a center-stage entrance with light rays. Built-in sounds or your own files.
What you get: Moments people clip and share.
Box cost, total pulled, profit or loss and a progress bar; a separate overlay with the top pulls. Cards can be assigned to a viewer.
What you get: “Will the box pay off?” tension all stream long.
Pair your phone with a code or QR, then show a card, fix the version, trigger a hit, undo or start the guessing game from there.
What you get: Run the stream without leaving the camera.
On a hit, OBS saves the last seconds automatically (replay buffer). On Twitch, viewers guess the price with !cena and the overlay shows who was closest.
What you get: Ready-made shorts and an active chat.
A list of cards with values, breaks with results and an archive of past streams.
What you get: Transparency for break customers and stats for you.
Rotating slogans (e.g. a discount code), a QR code to your shop on the card panel and a shop badge in the corner between cards.
What you get: Your stream keeps selling after the break.
The full version recognizes photos on your shop computer — they are never sent to us. No cookies, no tracking.
What you get: Customer and collection photos stay in your shop.
When the app runs online, overlay, break and remote controls require a stream key that a browser only receives after the shop-panel password.
What you get: No stranger can push anything onto your stream.
The demo runs in your browser, no account needed. The full version — 14 days free.
