One scanner, with modes

Pick a way on the toggle over the shutter: Snap, Continuous, Record or Slab. ••• at the top has Case check and Search; Light is at the top right. The scanner opens on the way you used last (never Record).

• Snap: hold a card up in the middle of the screen; it’s recognised as you hold it, the same way Continuous does. Press the shutter, with a shutter sound, a quick flash and a buzz as it snaps: Snap shows the card’s name and price above the controls; tap Add, or hold up the next card. Turn on Auto-snap in Settings to have Snap take each card by itself.
• Continuous: each card recognised drops into the drawer, ready for the next; the shutter pauses it. Then tap Add, or the drawer’s count for the list.
• Slab: hold a slab’s barcode in the frame; confirm the card and grade to see its graded price.
• Case check (in •••): the live check against your Wanted list, when the list has cards on it.
• Record: film yourself opening packs, with each card’s price as you pull it. See Record your pack opening.

In the drawer’s list (tap its count), the ♡ puts the drawer’s cards on your Wanted list instead.

Price check

In Snap the result is a price check: today’s market price and how it has moved, right on the scanner. Nothing is added unless you tap Add.

Related

• Scan your cardsHold a card up in the middle of the screen: Snap shows its price; Continuous collects cards in a drawer under it.
• Check your cards before adding themThe list after Continuous, Case check or a Bulk Scan photo: confirm each card, fix the rest, then add them.
• Record your pack openingFilm your pack opening: each card’s price and PSA values as you pull it, your pack count and whether you came out ahead.
• Bulk Scan a stackOne photo of 8–10 cards on a table, checked and added all at once.
• Check a case for cards you wantPhotograph part of a vendor’s case and see which cards are on your Wanted list.
• Get better scansGlare, sleeves, slabs and foils: small fixes that help the camera read a card.