Your binder, cataloged.
Upload photos of your cards from the web or the iPhone app. CardBox crops and pairs each front and back, matches the exact printing in its catalog, and tracks what each copy is worth.
CardBox is invite-only while in beta. Browsing public collections is open to everyone.
From a stack of photos to a priced collection.
Drop fronts and backs in bulk on the web, or shoot them with the iPhone app. Give the batch a title if you like.
Each scan is cropped and straightened, paired with its back, read, and matched to the exact printing and finish in the catalog.
The Import Workbench shows every card as it finishes. Fix a crop, rotate, or tap Something is wrong to send a card for a re-check.
Every physical copy lands in your collection with its value, ready to search, sort into collections, or export to CSV.
Built for people with a lot of cards.
Set, collector number, finish and variant come from the CardBox catalog, with the card's own text, for every Magic and Star Wars: Unlimited set it covers.
Each card shows a range from real sold listings and price guides, and names the source behind it. Narrow ranges show as one price.
One tap on any card sends it for a re-check. You see that it is being re-checked, and you are told when the fix is in.
Photograph cards, follow imports and browse your collection on your phone. Available to members through TestFlight while in beta.
Split cards into named collections, search every word of card text with typo tolerance, and export to CSV.
Publish a read-only library under a playful anonymous alias. Your name and email are never shown. Visitors can message you about a card.
Search every public collection.
Find cards by name, set, collector number or printed text. Every result has front and back scans.
Your store, linked to your customers' collections.
CardBox Trading is the store side of CardBox, at cardbox.trading. Shops use it to run singles inventory and trade-in offers, and collectors on CardBox Club can link a collection to a store they trust.
Browse by alias.
Every member gets an anonymous alias. Names and emails are never published.