From one photo to a permanent record.
Five steps. No spreadsheets, no typing in every detail, and nothing public until you say so.
01 Open your vault
Sign in with Google or your email. Tell us who you are: a collector, a shop, a bookstore, a pawnshop or an agency. Free to start, no card.
02 Snap a piece
Take a photo, upload one, or scan a barcode. The AI names the piece and fills in what it can see, like set, year, edition or grade. You confirm or edit anything.
03 Know what it's worth
Start from an AI estimate or your own number. Check a live market pulse with sources, a scarcity read, or what a quick sale would bring.
04 Keep its story
Purchases, value changes, moves, photos and sales are written into each piece's history as they happen. Nest pieces in real places: home, room, box, shelf.
05 Share, trade or sell
Private by default. Share one piece with a link, show it on the Nexus, or transfer it to another member with its whole history and photos.
+ Earn your trust score
After a completed trade, each side can vouch for the other once. Your score grows from real trades only, so it means something.
Numbers you can trust.
Vault value is every piece's current value added together. Gain over cost compares value with what you paid, but only for pieces where you've entered a price, so a piece with no price never shows up as pure profit.
Own the same card five times? Add each copy with what you paid for it. Three at $20 and two at $50 is $160 paid, an average of $32 a copy. At $40 each today, that's $200: a gain of $40, or 25%.
Example vault Gain over cost
- Trading card: paid $120, worth $450Counts toward value and gain
- Comic: paid $80, worth $60Counts toward value and gain
- Watch: no price entered, worth $900Counts toward value only
AI that saves you time, and tells you something true.
Every answer is an estimate from public listings and sales, never an appraisal or a certificate.
Market pulse
What a piece is selling for right now, from current listings and recent sales, with the sources linked.
Flash Liquidity
How fast it could sell, and an estimated quick-sale price, before you list.
Deal Desk
What you'd really keep on eBay, Whatnot, Heritage or a direct sale, using each platform's published fees.
Authenticity check
A careful look at your photo for signs of a fake or a reproduction, with the details it checked.
Boardroom
Two AI experts debate what your piece is worth, out loud, with a transcript to keep.
Studio
New showcase images in any scene, and 720p cinematic videos of your pieces for the TV or your phone.