Product updates

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New collectors still choose a unique Cardmatic username and accept the current terms and privacy policy before their account is created.

If a Google email matches an existing Cardmatic account, sign in to that account before connecting it. Accounts are never merged automatically by email.

Review connected sign-in methods in Profile settings and disconnect one whenever another sign-in method remains available.

Deleting a Cardmatic account also removes its connected sign-in methods, so no social sign-in remains attached after the account is gone.

Cardmatic now waits until your recovery email enters the delivery queue before reporting success, and shows an error when that step fails.

Manage product news, collection digests, card alerts, marketplace activity, and grading or import updates from one Settings tab.

Set collection digests to Off, Weekly, or Daily. Your choice stays aligned with the digest control in Automation.

Manage the same preferences from a delivered Cardmatic email without signing in, and without putting your raw email address in the link.

Turn off every optional category at once without disabling account, security, recovery, verification, or billing messages.

Optional email is checked before it enters the delivery queue and again before transport, so later preference changes are honored.

The signed credential is removed from browser history after landing, and the preference page is delivered with private no-store protections.

Switch the price-history chart between TCGplayer and saved eBay observations, with a clear reference state until enough eBay observations exist to draw a trend.

See the latest three months of Cardmatic features, improvements, and fixes from the public site or the in-app help navigation.

Verification, password recovery, card alerts, want-list alerts, and collection digests now share one polished Cardmatic design.

Request a reset from the login page and choose a new password from a dedicated recovery screen.

Collection summaries include current metrics and action links, while price-target and want-list alerts make the card and next step clearer.

Every active customer email now includes designed HTML and a complete plain-text alternative for broader inbox compatibility.

Identification now carries language through catalog searches and avoids attaching English-only pricing to mismatched regional printings.

Review each card identity first, then choose catalog pricing, eBay sold comps, a custom price, or no price before saving.

Filter cards that are ready, retry failures, and save confirmed matches in batches without losing your place.

Card detail now distinguishes live provider data from saved eBay references and records when a price was captured.

Catalog prices now refresh in controlled batches with retry protection and propagate trusted values to owned cards.

Landing pages now show current Cardmatic workflows for collection, scanning, grading, automation, and selling.

Supported holo and special-finish cards now receive richer visual treatment without altering collector-uploaded photos.

Selling tools now distinguish live eBay actions, CSV exports for other platforms, and Shopify features that are still coming soon.

Account creation and public navigation now connect directly to Cardmatic terms, eligibility rules, and privacy information.

Webhook verification now rejects tampered notifications and handles valid eBay deletion events more reliably.

Core workspaces now share clearer spacing, hierarchy, loading states, controls, and responsive behavior.

Cardmatic gained a broader theme foundation with coordinated colors, surfaces, typography, and interaction states.

Collection, research, selling, account, and help destinations now come from one consistent navigation system.

Shared collections now distinguish self-reported, photo-backed, and verified entries and keep their value totals separate.

Card detail, listing preparation, public showcase controls, and marketplace pricing now provide clearer decisions and safer actions.

Privacy information now explains limited first-party analytics, offers an opt-out, and honors supported browser privacy signals.

The FAQ and tutorial now cover more of the real collection, grading, selling, billing, privacy, and showcase experience.

The upload screen now puts the most common card capture choices first and makes each path easier to scan.

Pricing rules, alerts, and scheduled activity now live in a cleaner workspace with clearer status and controls.

Pre-grade results now make photo evidence and condition findings easier to review before you decide what to grade.

Card names, set names, rarity, sorting, and modal images are more stable and readable across collection views.

Listing status, card updates, CSV exports, and downstream sync failures now resolve more reliably and show clearer errors.

Community profiles load more quickly, with lighter list previews and faster portfolio totals.

Navigation is regrouped into clearer sections so collection, selling, and system tools are easier to find.

Save cards you are looking for, track their prices, and keep deal alerts available when you want closer monitoring.

See portfolio movement, cost basis, gains, and collection trends in one place.

Choose which cards are public and share a collector profile without exposing private inventory.

Prepare marketplace-ready card data in bulk when you need an export instead of a direct connection.

Review grading candidates and estimated returns in a focused workspace outside the card detail panel.

Create market-based pricing rules and get notified when cards cross the values you care about.

Stale TCGPlayer prices now refresh gradually in the background with tracked retry behavior.

Chaos Rising cards can now be imported and matched through Cardmatic catalog workflows.

Added plain-language help for listing options so it is easier to choose the right setup before publishing.

Card update requests now validate fields more carefully without rejecting legitimate edits.

Marketplace buttons now stay scoped to their intended action instead of triggering surrounding forms.

Improved listing request handling so stalled eBay actions fail clearly instead of waiting indefinitely.

Set logo placeholders now appear only when a valid logo is available.

Create auction-style listings with the pricing and quantity settings that eBay expects.

Database and collection views now use the same card detail experience for more predictable navigation.

Uploaded cards match against the local catalog first and use the matched record to fill trusted details.

Corrected portfolio totals and chart ranges so value changes line up with the selected period.

Major sections now communicate progress more clearly while data is loading.

Expanded card records now use stronger Pokémon TCG pricing detail and clearer affiliate links.

Profiles gained more presentation and visibility controls for sharing a collection with the community.

Community profile cards now keep consistent heights and support custom profile banner colors.

Price charts render more smoothly, with the light theme now used as the default starting experience.

Choose which collection cards are public with one bulk visibility control.

Card detail and set price imports now load with less waiting.

Catalog links are repaired and normalized so product pages resolve more consistently.

Added a dedicated path for keeping Pokémon catalog prices current on a schedule.

Send product ideas, questions, bug reports, or rights-holder requests directly from Cardmatic.

Public catalog search and set browsing now surface useful card detail more quickly.

Added TCGPlayer links and set logo overrides for cleaner, more useful catalog pages.

Browse the card catalog and inspect card detail without first adding a card to your collection.

Collectors can control whether their profile and selected cards appear in community browsing.

Stripe checkout now reconciles completed returns and avoids accidental duplicate subscriptions.

Email verification now avoids localhost links and reports delivery failures clearly.

Resolved an authentication redirect loop that could interrupt sign-in.

Help and policy pages now use the shared Cardmatic layout and are easier to reach from the sidebar footer.

Footer links and card detail actions now have clearer spacing, states, and hierarchy.

Button labels remain readable when hovering across supported themes.

Large card collections now appear sooner and require less work in the browser.

Photo capture on mobile is more predictable when adding cards away from a desktop.

Dashboard loading and the handoff into card upload now feel more direct.