Scan a stack of cards and My Cards AI identifies every one, prices it, tracks your sets, and gives you a page like this to show it off.
Every other way of doing this is a relay race: scan in one tool, export a spreadsheet, import it somewhere else, retype it into a listing form. My Cards AI is one place — the card you scanned at breakfast is the card you list at lunch and the sale on your P&L that night. Nothing gets exported, re-imported, or typed twice.
Feed a box through a scanner (or your phone's camera) and every card comes back identified — player, year, set, number, parallel — with its front and back filed together. No typing.
Give every card a place — box, binder, shelf — and find it again in seconds. Print location labels and box contents, so the shelf matches the software.
Tell it what you're building and it tracks every slot: what you have, what's missing, which extras are spare. Duplicates count toward a second build automatically.
List to eBay straight from the app, single cards or hundreds at once, each with its own SKU. When one sells, it comes down everywhere else it was offered, before someone buys a card you no longer have.
A first-pass grade from your own scans — corners, edges, centering, surface — with a floor-to-ceiling range and the money math on whether grading it is worth the fee.
Bought a 5,000-card lot for $300? Log it once and the cost spreads across every card that came out of it, so you always know what a card actually owes you.
Cost basis, marketplace fees, postage and packing per sale — profit and loss that matches what actually hit your bank, per card, per lot, per month.
A sale becomes an invoice with the buyer's name and address, the SKU to pull, and shipping — printed for the parcel without opening a word processor.
Say what you're hunting and the app watches for it, flags a listing at your price, and tells you the moment a card you've been chasing shows up.
Insurance-ready collection reports, set checklists, box contents, sales statements, P&L — printable, and yours to export any time.