Built for dealers, not collectors
The books for a trading card business — singles, sealed and bulk. Everything else prices your cards. This prices your business.
In development · Pokémon first
Same card, four places to sell it. Twenty dollars between the best and the worst — on a card that only clears twenty-six.
The problem
A dozen free apps already do that, and they do it well. Nobody answers the questions that actually cost you money.
The tools
Every tool reads from and writes to the same record — what you paid, when, from whom, what it's worth now, what it'd net. Numbered in the order they get built.
Every item you own with what it cost and what it's worth. Import your existing spreadsheet — it maps your columns, flags anything uncertain for review, and lets you undo a whole import for 30 days.
Three numbers on every price: market, what it truly cost you delivered, and what you'd clear after fees, shipping and supplies. Not a screen — the spine.
Someone sets a shoebox on your table. Scan the hits, bucket the bulk, apply your own margin, hand them a receipt. Five minutes, and every line lands in your books.
Booster boxes, ETBs and a 3,000-count bulk lot tracked as real inventory in their own right — not forced into a single-card shape.
A year-end summary that maps to your return, reconciles your 1099-K against what actually hit your bank, and exports clean for your accountant.
Photograph front, back, corners, flaws and the packed item before you ship — timestamped and locked. When a buyer claims a swap, one tap builds the packet.
Whose card is whose, the split, what's owed, and a statement you can hand over. Consigned goods stay out of your inventory and out of your cost of goods.
Days on hand, money asleep in dead stock, sell-through by channel, and what you really made at each show after table fee and mileage.
One button, a dated inventory an adjuster accepts. Your carrier requires you to keep one and gives you nothing to build it with.
Runs your whole collection continuously and surfaces only the cards that clear break-even on grading fees today — as prices and fee tiers move.
Every restock tracker watches Target and Walmart. This one indexes the thousand-plus small online shops nobody covers, priced by what it costs delivered.
Show the buyer a QR and they pay straight into your own Venmo, Cash App or PayPal. The sale, the payment method and a numbered receipt all land in your books at once. We never touch your money.
Point the camera and get the set, number and variant — then straight into inventory, a buyout, or a sale.
Where it stands
No launch date being promised. Here's the honest state of it.
Pricing
Export everything you put in, on every plan, free, forever. Leaving should be easy — that's how you know staying is a choice.
Founding dealer survey
Roughly ten minutes. It asks how you track cost today, what your last unrecoverable loss was, and which of the ten tools you'd actually use. Finish it and you get a code for 10% off your first year, plus first access when Phase 1 ships.
Your answers go straight to the person building this. No mailing list.