What’s new

Build 32One scanner, with modes

October 7, 2026

Pick a mode at the bottom of the scanner
Single, Rapid, Bulk and Case check are one camera now. Tap a mode at the bottom; the scanner opens on the one you used last.
Snap: the picture takes itself
In Single mode, hold a card still and the scanner takes its picture, with a shutter sound, a flash and a buzz. Turn each off in Settings > Card scanner.
Price check
Scan a card to see its price and how it has moved, right on the scanner. Nothing is added unless you tap Add.
Team logins
Invite the people who help at your table. Each signs in as themselves; you choose what they see, and which deals need your OK.
How it works
Verify a slab in the app
Check a graded slab’s cert without leaving the app, see the grade and photos, and add it with its graded price.
How it works
Sealed products by barcode
Scan a box’s barcode and the product is named for you. Once a few vendors agree, everyone gets it at once.

Build 31The scanner finds cards faster

October 3, 2026

Cards found the moment you hold them up
Point the camera at a card, in your hand or on the table, and the scanner outlines it right away.
Compare it with the old way
Settings > Card scanner > New card finder. Turn it off to scan the old way, and on again to compare.

Build 30eBay sold prices open in the eBay app

October 2, 2026

eBay sold prices, in the eBay app
Tap “eBay sold” on a card and it opens in the eBay app when you have it. Without the app it opens in Safari.
The invite card stays closed
Close the invite card and it stays away for a month. Your invite link is always in Settings.

Build 29Sign up with a passkey, sign in with a code

October 2, 2026

Create an account without a password
Choose “Sign up with a passkey instead” when you create an account: confirm your email, then sign in with Face ID or Touch ID from then on.
Can’t sign in? Get a code by email
On the log in screen, tap “Can’t sign in? Email me a code”. We email a 6-digit code that signs you in.
Card numbers find every match
Searching a number like “001/100” shows the English cards and the Japanese ones together, and says so if the catalog couldn’t be reached.

Build 28Sign in with a passkey

October 2, 2026

Sign in with a passkey
Sign in with Face ID or Touch ID instead of your password. The app offers to set one up after you sign in; add or remove passkeys in Settings.
Shiny cards catch the light, big and small
Tilt the phone and a shiny card’s picture catches the light, in your collection and when you open the picture big. Plain cards stay plain.
Retake one card, not the whole photo
In a Bulk Scan review, Retake photo opens a one-card camera and replaces just that card. Rapid scan no longer counts a card twice.

Build 27Shiny cards, steadier counts, one-press scanning

October 1, 2026

Shiny cards read better, and no double counts
When a reflection hides a card’s name or number, the screen asks you to tilt the phone a little; a card you lift and put back isn’t counted twice.
One press to scan, and a running count
Put “Scan a card” on the Action button or in Control Center to open the scanner at once. In Rapid scan, the number of cards in the drawer shows at the top of the screen.
The light comes on by itself
In a dark hall the scanner turns the phone’s light on for you, and off again when there’s enough light. Tap the Light button to choose Auto, On or Off.
Slab labels read in Rapid scan
Scanning graded cards, the label’s barcode fills in the cert number for you, so you don’t have to leave the camera to check it.
Find your cards from your phone’s search
Swipe down on your home screen and type a card’s name: your own cards show up, and a tap opens one in the app. Names, sets and numbers only, never prices.
Your own card photos come out clean
A picture you take of a card is trimmed to just the card, straightened, with its corners, instead of a slice of the table around it.

Build 26Opens on iOS 16 and 17 again

October 1, 2026

Fixed: a crash at launch on iOS 16 and 17
On iPhones that aren’t on iOS 18 or later the app crashed as it started. It opens normally now.
Smoother boxes in live scanning
In Case check (Live) and Scan several, the boxes move smoothly and keep up with your hand.

Build 25Smoother boxes

October 1, 2026

Boxes keep up with your hand
In Case check (Live) and Scan several, the boxes move more smoothly as you move the phone.
A smoother camera picture, coming
The camera picture itself can be smoother too. It stays as it is until we’ve tested it on a real case.

Build 24Steadier boxes while you move

October 1, 2026

Boxes stay on the cards while the camera moves
In Case check (Live) and Scan several, every box moves with the camera, so they no longer trail or jump as your hand moves.
Boxes stay put on more surfaces
With Keep boxes on the cards on, boxes stay put on a table, a binder held up, a wall display or a tilted lid, and on small or moving cards.
Smoother, too
Boxes that stay on their cards follow them more smoothly than before.

Build 23Boxes that stay put

October 1, 2026

Boxes stay on the cards
In Case check (Live) and Scan several, a box stays on its card when you look away and back, and keeps its colour. Settings › Card scanner › Keep boxes on the cards.
The camera tells a card from everything else
On newer Pro iPhones, tokens, stickers and the case itself never get a box, and two cards touching are split into two.
How much closer, in inches
Instead of “move closer”, the screen says about how far: “Move about 4 inches closer”.
Nothing else changes
Every iPhone can keep boxes on the cards. Where it can’t, the camera works exactly as before; the shutter and Photo stay.

Build 22Point the camera: cards are recognised as you hold them up

October 1, 2026

Recognised sooner
The live scanners know a card almost as soon as they see it, your Wanted cards first. Pokémon so far; other games are recognised as before.
Scan several cards, live
Point the camera at a few cards: each drops into a tray at the side as it’s recognised. Then “Add to inventory”, or “Review” to check and remove any.
Steadier boxes
A box shows only once the camera is sure it’s looking at a card, so there are far fewer stray boxes.
Take a picture whenever you like
The shutter, the Photo button and Bulk Scan are where they were, and the live screens offer “Take a picture instead”.

Build 21Case check: green means a card, and it’s quicker

October 1, 2026

Green only for a card it knows
A box turns green only once the card is identified. Something that isn’t a card (a keyboard, a book) goes dim and isn’t counted.
Reads sooner
A card is read about a second after it’s in view and roughly still, instead of several.
One box per card
A card’s own text box or art frame no longer gets a box of its own, and nothing as big as a laptop counts as a card.

Build 20Case check finds the cards, and remembers the ones it has read

October 1, 2026

Boxes on the cards, at last
The live scanners were skipping cards; now every card in view gets its box, in Case check and when scanning one card.
Read once, stays green
A card the camera has read stays green as you back away, and when it comes back into view it’s known again at once.
Help for the ones that need it
“Move closer to the white boxes” while any card in view is unread, “All read. Keep sweeping.” when they’re all green, and a count in the corner: 7 read · 2 to go.
A likely match for small cards
With “Recognise cards faster” on, a card too small to read gets a dashed box and “Likely …” when the scanner has a good guess. Never counted until read.

Build 19Case check shows what it sees

October 1, 2026

A box on every card the camera sees
In Case check (Live), every card-shaped thing in view gets a white box as soon as the camera sees it, green once it’s read, gold when it’s on your Wanted list.
Paused is now said out loud
If the camera stops looking after a while with no cards in front of it, the screen says so; tap to start again.
Japanese cards in a case
Japanese cards are recognised in a case too, as in the single-card scanner.

Build 18The scanner is back to the close hold, with a lens you can choose

October 1, 2026

Hold the card close again
Hold a card about 6 inches away, as before. The picture never jumps or zooms by itself.
Choose the camera lens
Settings → Card scanner → Camera lens: automatic by task (recommended), always close-up, always the main lens, or let the phone switch. Try them and tell us.
Open in the app
Check a case from farther back
Stand back from a case and the many small cards in view still read.

Build 17A steadier scanner, and share a picture to scan it

October 1, 2026

The scanner holds still
The picture no longer jumps or zooms by itself when you move the phone. Hold the card in the box, a little farther away than before.
Share a picture to scan it
In Photos, tap Share, then Hawaii Supply Co.: the app opens and reads the card in the picture. Share several and the rest wait in your saved scans.
Card shows
Find upcoming card shows for the next three months, with the place, hours and directions.
How it works

Build 16Check a whole case at once, and find a card show

October 1, 2026

Check a case against your Wanted list
Sweep the camera along a case: every card it reads gets a green box, and a gold one when it’s on your Wanted list.
Recognise cards faster (beta)
Settings → Card scanner: turn it on and, when the scanner isn’t sure, it says what the card looks like. You tap to confirm.
Card shows
Find upcoming card shows for the next three months, with the place, hours and directions. Know one that’s missing? Add it.
How it works
Fewer questions when you add a card
“Always ask what I paid” is off until you turn it on in Settings. Type a cost once and the app asks if you’d like it every time.

Build 15Point and scan: the camera locks onto a card and reads it

October 1, 2026

Live scan
Point the scanner at a card: a green box locks onto it, and its name and price appear as soon as you hold still. No button to press.
How it works
Choose what you use
Settings → Features: turn off what you don’t use and the app gets simpler. Nothing is deleted; turn it back on any time.
Search any card from anywhere
The magnifier at the top of every screen finds your own cards first, then any card, with its price.

Build 14Bring your Holodex collection, and a tidier Lock Screen

September 30, 2026

Bring your Holodex collection
Settings → Data → Import, pick Holodex and upload its export: sets, printings, conditions, what you paid and the date added come over. Undo import takes it back out.
How it works
Your clock stays in sight
While a show runs, the pill at the top shows just the logo and the timer, so your clock stays beside it. Press it for the show’s name.
Nothing shows in the app switcher
Swipe up to switch apps and you see only the logo, never your numbers.
Invite links open the app
Tap an invite or referral link on a phone with the app, and the sign-up opens right in the app.

Build 13Your phone as a scanner, notifications, and places as you type

September 30, 2026

Use your phone as a scanner
Open a deal in the web app, then tap Scanner mode on your phone: each card you scan drops into the deal on your computer. The phone shows no prices.
How it works
Notifications on your Lock Screen
Reminders come even when the app is closed. Choose which ones in Settings → Notifications.
How it works
Bulk Scan on every plan
Collector now has Bulk Scan too: one photo of 8–10 cards on a table, checked and added all at once.
How it works
Places as you type
A show’s Location, and your home city in Settings → Your business, suggest places as you type. Pick one, and the running show gets a Directions button for your maps app.
How it works

Build 12A free plan for collectors, one search box, and Help for your plan

September 29, 2026

Start right away
A new account is ready at once. Confirm your email with the code we send any time in the first 7 days: tap Enter code on the banner.
How it works
A free plan for collectors
Collector is free: up to 500 cards and 25 AI checks a month. One of four plans: two for collectors, two for vendors.
See the plans
One search box for every card
Cards, sets and sealed products, English or Japanese, in one box: type a set like “abyss eye” or a box like “surging sparks etb”. Add “jp” for Japanese Pokémon.
How it works
Help for your plan
Help in Settings shows what your plan has, in plain words, with a Show me button that walks you through it.
Where to find it
You decide about AI checks
Before the first AI check, the app asks before it sends a card’s photo. Change your answer any time in Settings.
How it works
Fixes arrive by themselves
Small fixes now come without a new download. Settings → About → Version & updates shows your version and checks for a newer one.
Open in the app

Build 11.5Report a problem right from the app, and alerts from the bell

September 29, 2026

Report a problem in the app
Report a problem and Contact support (Settings → Help) send your message straight to us, no email needed.
How it works
Alerts drop down from the bell
Tap the bell and your alerts drop down over the screen you’re on. On an iPad or computer they open right under it.
How it works
Where prices come from
Tap the ⓘ beside Market price to see where prices come from. Settings → About has Data sources & credits, the Privacy Policy and the Terms.
How it works
Set logos and whole card pictures
Sets you have no cards from show their logo (Pokémon) or symbol (Magic), and card pictures show whole, never cropped.
How it works
Card tiles on a phone
In your cards, the grid button now shows each card as a tile with its picture, name, condition and value.
Summary is easier to tap
The Summary button next to Finalize is a little wider, and pages that get shorter (like clearing a deal) keep what’s left on screen.

Build 11.4Check comps in one tap, and Finalize next to Summary

September 29, 2026

eBay and TCGplayer on cards you take in
Every card you’re taking in has eBay sold and TCGplayer buttons, so you can check what it really sells for in one tap.
Summary next to Finalize
The customer Summary now sits right next to the green button at the bottom of a deal, which is now called Finalize.
Choose how far + and – move
Pick how much + and – change a percentage (1% to start) in Settings. It works the same with price tiers on.
A cleaner look
A slightly darker page so cards stand out, a backdrop behind the clock when you scroll, and one eye button that stays out of the way.

Build 11.2Help in the app, and End time and Booth on every show

September 29, 2026

A new Lock Screen card
The app’s logo, your show’s name, hours, booth and a countdown, with Scan and New deal buttons. No money on it, and it’s light or dark like the app.
How it works
End time and Booth on every show
A new show’s end time is filled in for you (clear it to leave the show open), and each show keeps its own booth number.
How it works
Green boxes in your sets
In a set, the cards you own sit in a light green box. A count like “Have 2” shows only when you have 2 or more.
How it works
Help, what’s new and tours
Help, what’s new and tours are now in Settings. Search how to do something, or tap Show me and the app walks you through it.
Where to find it

Build 11Your collection and your show, at a glance

September 29, 2026

Your collection at a glance
Tap the summary card at the top of Inventory to see value by game and set, your biggest winners and losers, and cards that need a cost.
How it works
Your show on the Lock Screen
On iPhone, turn on Show on Lock Screen and a running show sits on your Lock Screen and at the top of the screen, with the time left.
How it works
Siri & Shortcuts
Say “Scan cards” or “Start a show” to Siri to jump straight there. There’s nothing to set up.
What to say
An end time for your show
Set when you plan to close a show. It still runs until you tap End show.
How it works

Build 10Faster deals at the table

September 29, 2026

Price tiers
Pay a different % by what a card is worth, like 85% over $100, plus one flat price for bulk.
How it works
Cash or trade, side by side
See what their cards are worth in cash and in trade credit at the same time. Tap the one they pick.
How it works
Type the total, or even it out
Tap a side’s total to type the number the customer wants. A lopsided trade shows what evens it out.
How it works
Park a deal, show the customer
Park a deal to help the next person, then pick it up later. Show customer turns the screen into big, clean numbers.
How it works
Scan into the deal, and QR price stickers
On iPhone and iPad the camera stays open and each card lands on the right side. Print QR stickers, then scan one to add that card at its price.
How it works
Also new
Customer wants with the real card and its picture, the eye button where you want it, the camera at 1x with a light, and a new floating tab bar.
Customer wants

Build 32One scanner, with modes

Pick a mode at the bottom of the scanner

Snap: the picture takes itself

Price check

Team logins

Verify a slab in the app

Sealed products by barcode

Build 31The scanner finds cards faster

Cards found the moment you hold them up

Compare it with the old way

Build 30eBay sold prices open in the eBay app

eBay sold prices, in the eBay app

The invite card stays closed

Build 29Sign up with a passkey, sign in with a code

Create an account without a password

Can’t sign in? Get a code by email

Card numbers find every match

Build 28Sign in with a passkey

Sign in with a passkey

Shiny cards catch the light, big and small

Retake one card, not the whole photo

Build 27Shiny cards, steadier counts, one-press scanning

Shiny cards read better, and no double counts

One press to scan, and a running count

The light comes on by itself

Slab labels read in Rapid scan

Find your cards from your phone’s search

Your own card photos come out clean

Build 26Opens on iOS 16 and 17 again

Fixed: a crash at launch on iOS 16 and 17

Smoother boxes in live scanning

Build 25Smoother boxes

Boxes keep up with your hand

A smoother camera picture, coming

Build 24Steadier boxes while you move

Boxes stay on the cards while the camera moves

Boxes stay put on more surfaces

Smoother, too

Build 23Boxes that stay put

Boxes stay on the cards

The camera tells a card from everything else

How much closer, in inches

Nothing else changes

Build 22Point the camera: cards are recognised as you hold them up

Recognised sooner

Scan several cards, live

Steadier boxes

Take a picture whenever you like

Build 21Case check: green means a card, and it’s quicker

Green only for a card it knows

Reads sooner

One box per card

Build 20Case check finds the cards, and remembers the ones it has read

Boxes on the cards, at last

Read once, stays green

Help for the ones that need it

A likely match for small cards

Build 19Case check shows what it sees

A box on every card the camera sees

Paused is now said out loud

Japanese cards in a case

Build 18The scanner is back to the close hold, with a lens you can choose

Hold the card close again

Choose the camera lens

Check a case from farther back

Build 17A steadier scanner, and share a picture to scan it

The scanner holds still

Share a picture to scan it

Card shows

Build 16Check a whole case at once, and find a card show

Check a case against your Wanted list

Recognise cards faster (beta)

Card shows

Fewer questions when you add a card

Build 15Point and scan: the camera locks onto a card and reads it

Live scan

Choose what you use

Search any card from anywhere

Build 14Bring your Holodex collection, and a tidier Lock Screen