Camera scan
Point at a card and it's identified — set, collector number, variant, and language. Slabs read their grade, grader, and cert number. Scan a stack one after another and each capture drops into a tray you can review before saving.
Bring your cards together. Understand their value. Find your next move. Explore the tools behind CollectViz.
Getting it in
A shoebox, a binder, a show table, or an existing spreadsheet — choose the way in that works for you.
Point at a card and it's identified — set, collector number, variant, and language. Slabs read their grade, grader, and cert number. Scan a stack one after another and each capture drops into a tray you can review before saving.
Shoot a whole binder page and CollectViz reads the cards on it against that set's real checklist, so a page of nine comes in as nine cards rather than nine typing jobs.
Type a name and pick the exact printing from card images — the right set, the right variant, the right finish. Sealed product is searchable the same way.
Bring a collection over from another app or a spreadsheet. CollectViz reads the file and matches it to the catalog — then a collection-health check lists what stayed ambiguous, what's missing a cost or a date, and what it couldn't price, so nothing is quietly wrong.
Your collection
The collection view is a wall of card art, not a table of rows — sortable by market movers, value, gain, or gain percentage, with a table mode when you want one.
Every card, slab, and sealed box in one gallery. Filter to cards, sealed, or graded; group into as many collections as you like; open any item for its full dossier.
Track set completion, including master sets with every reverse and variant slot. See what you're missing, how close you are, and what finishing would cost.
Keep a list of what you're chasing. In a shop, scan a card and CollectViz tells you on the spot whether you already own it, still need it for a set, or have it on your want list.
Record where things physically live — boxes, binders, slab cases — so a collection you can't see all at once is still one you can find things in.
Value & performance
Every acquisition is its own lot with its own cost basis. Sell half a lot and the rest keeps its history. Send a card to grading and it comes back as the same holding, graded.
Your collection valued against real market prices on every calendar day — 1D through all-time — not just the days you happened to open the app.
What you paid, per lot, including fees and shipping. Unknown costs are flagged as unknown rather than assumed to be zero.
What you actually banked when you sold, separated from paper gains on what you still hold.
How quickly a holding could reasonably convert to cash — because a $5,000 slab and $5,000 of commons are not the same asset.
The data underneath
Daily market data and stored price history help you follow your collection over time. Coverage and freshness vary by product and source; missing prices stay visible as missing.
Markets & research
Research you'd otherwise do across a dozen tabs, gathered into one place and tied to what you actually own.
Ask about your collection in plain language — what's moved, what's concentrated, what to look at — and get an answer with its sources shown.
Every card gets a thesis: price history, comparable sales, population context, and what's driving it — anchored to our own data first.
A regular read on what moved and why, with the part that matters to your collection called out specifically.
What's rising across the market, which Pokémon are drawing demand, and where your holdings sit against all of it.
Decisions
Each desk answers one real question, with the arithmetic already done — including the fees people forget.
Should this card be graded? Runs the ROI at each plausible grade against current graded prices, net of grading fees and shipping. It also handles the slab cases — whether to crack one back to raw, or cross-grade it to another grader.
Plan an exit. What you'd net after fees on each venue, what to sell first, and what's better held.
Evaluate a lot in front of you — scan the cards, see the market value beside the asking price, and negotiate with an easy, balanced, or aggressive target.
Built for a table at a show or a shop: what to bring, what to hunt, and scan-at-the-table pricing while you're standing there.
Searches live listings against our own market prices to surface what's priced under it, and can keep watching a card and tell you when one shows up.
Model a swap before you make it. See what leaving and arriving does to your value, concentration, and liquidity.
Reviews the whole collection and suggests where capital could rotate — with the reasoning shown, not just a verdict.
Records what you decided and why, so you can look back and see whether your reasoning was right — not just your returns.
Honest by design
CollectViz is decision-support, not a marketplace. There's no listing fee, no cut, and no card we make money from. That's what lets the research have no agenda.
Where we don't have data, we say so. An unpriced card shows as unpriced. An unknown cost shows as unknown. A decline is shown as a decline.
Local-first by default; cloud sync sits behind your sign-in. Privacy mode hides your values so you can show someone the app without showing them your net worth.
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