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CardVault: Sports Card Scanner — App Store rankings

Rizwan Rashid · Sports · View on the App Store

About this app

The developer's US App Store description, in full.

Point your camera at any sports or trading card and instantly know what it's worth. CardVault identifies your card, gives you a real-time market price, and grades its condition — all in seconds. No manual lookup. No guessing. SCAN ANY CARD IN YOUR COLLECTION CardVault works across all major sports and trading card games — baseball, basketball, football, hockey, soccer, and popular collectible card games. From vintage sets to modern releases, our AI recognizes thousands of card types across every major sport and game. WHAT CARDVAULT DOES: → Scan & Identify — AI recognizes your card: player, year, set, edition, rarity, and variant → Real-Time Prices — market value based on recent actual sales data → Condition Grading — get an instant 1–10 condition grade without expensive third-party grading submissions → Portfolio Tracker — see your collection's total value, ROI, and top gainers over time → Price Alerts — get notified when a card you own increases in value → Wishlist — track cards you want before you buy BUILT FOR EVERY COLLECTOR Whether you inherited a box of old cards, buy and sell online, or want to know if a card is worth professional grading — CardVault gives you the information you need to make smart decisions fast. Stop underselling your cards. Stop overpaying at shows and markets. Know the value before the deal. Free to download. Includes 3 free scans per day. Unlimited scanning, full portfolio tools, and all features available with CardVault Pro. Download CardVault and scan your first card in under 30 seconds. Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/ Privacy Policy : https://sites.google.com/view/sport-card-scanner-privacy/home

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