Cardmatic reads each card from your photos, matches it to a catalog of more than 20,000 Pokémon cards, and suggests a value. You confirm every match before anything is saved.
Photograph a binder page and Cardmatic finds the gaps between the pockets, from 2×2 up to 4×4 layouts. Tap a pocket to leave it out, then every card goes through the same review as a single photo.
Your cards sit on the left and the selected card on the right, with its catalog match, the details the scan read, and its market research. On a phone the same panel opens as a drawer.
Cardmatic looks up active eBay listings for every matched card in the background. Cards default to the eBay active median, then the TCGplayer market estimate, and cards under $1 use the catalog because eBay asking prices rarely go that low. Any value you choose yourself always wins.
Signed in on a phone, open the camera and hold a card inside the guide. Once two lookups agree, its name, set, number and raw market price appear over the preview. The readout is for a quick look; photos you capture still go through the full review before they save.
Import a CSV export from TCGplayer, Collectr or Dragon Shield, or a simple name, set and number file. Rows are matched to the catalog, duplicates are flagged, and anything unmatched is listed so you can fix it.
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