Point your camera at any trading card. Kardexy names it, reads the set and printing, puts an estimated value on it, and files it in a binder that keeps a running total.
One camera, one job. Read the card in front of you, put a number on it, and watch a portfolio assemble itself scan after scan.
Lay the card flat, fill the frame, tap once. Kardexy reads the card face, checks the set and number, and spots the variant in seconds.
Each scan returns an estimated value front and centre, counting up as it lands. An estimate, never a quote, and never a promise of what a buyer will pay.
Under the headline sits the supporting detail: the set the card belongs to, the number it carries, the printing the analysis settled on, and anything worth a second look.
Every read is labelled High, Medium, or Low, and anything the analysis is unsure about is flagged as a caution rather than buried.
Every new card becomes an entry with your own photo, grouped by set, and its estimate rolls into one portfolio value at the top of the binder.
Common to Legendary. Rarer pulls are worth more XP, and the binder keeps your rarest card and your three most valuable ones on display.
Scans earn XP along a ladder from Starter to Curator, through Trader, Appraiser, and Archivist, with a medal and a line of identity at every step.
A fresh quest every day, worth 50 XP, plus streak bonuses that stack. Ten badges wait behind the milestones, from First of Many to Completionist.
From a card in your hand to a number you can look up. No account, no setup.
Open Kardexy and point the camera. Straight-on and filling the screen is what the analysis wants. Use the zoom dial for fine control and the flash toggle when the sleeve fights you.
Tap the shutter, or pull an existing photo from your library. Even, indirect light and no glare across the holo give the AI the most to work with.
Seconds later you get the card, an estimated value, the set and printing, and a confidence label. The scan lands in your binder with its rarity and its XP.
One scan a day and the shoebox in the closet turns into a catalogue with a number on it. Download Kardexy and find out what you have been sitting on.
Coming soon to the App StoreLay the card flat, frame it straight-on so it fills the screen, and tap the shutter. Kardexy sends the photo for AI analysis and returns the card name, the set and printing it read, an estimated value, supporting details, and how confident it is.
No. Card identifications, condition reads, and value estimates are AI-generated estimates for informational and entertainment purposes only. Kardexy is not a professional grading service, and a result is not a grade, a certification, or an authentication. Estimated values are not market guarantees, offers to buy, or financial or investment advice. Markets move and actual sale prices vary. Never buy, sell, trade, or insure a card based solely on the App's output. A photograph cannot verify authenticity, alterations, or surface condition reliably.
Kardexy is not tied to a fixed list. It reads whatever card is in the frame, so a sports card, a collectible card game card, and a one-off promo all go through the same scanner and land in the same binder. Cards from smaller printings and unusual regional releases are the hardest for it to place.
Every result carries a confidence label of High, Medium, or Low. Accuracy depends on lighting, glare, focus, how square the card sits in the frame, and how distinctive the printing is. Treat a result as a well-informed starting point, not a verdict.
No. Photos travel over HTTPS to our backend, which passes them to Google Gemini for analysis and returns the result. They are processed transiently and are not retained by us afterwards. The copy saved with a scan stays on your device.
It becomes an entry in your binder with your photo, its set grouping, its rarity tier, and its estimated value, which rolls into your portfolio total. Scans earn XP toward ten levels from Starter to Curator, and feed daily quests, streaks, and badges.