Beginner's guide

Every feature is free. There are no paid memberships.

Where

"Sign in" at the top right of the page.

How

1. Sign in with your Google account, or with a code sent to your email — no password needed.
2. Your account is created the first time you sign in.

What you'll see

Without signing in you can browse the catalog and see one reference price per version (raw NM, converted to MYR). Logging cards, the wishlist, cert lookup, photo search, sales history, price charts, active listings, graded prices and pop counts are all available after signing in.

Where

"Log a card" at the top right on desktop, or "Add" in the bottom bar on mobile; you can also tap "Add to collection" on a card page. Your logged cards are in "My collection" ("Collection" in the bottom bar on mobile).

How

1. Search by card name or number, then pick the version you actually own: English, Japanese, parallel, manga and alternate art are listed separately.
2. Enter quantity, cost per card, condition and purchase date. For graded cards, enter the grading company, grade and cert number — "Look up" fills in the details for you.
3. Each purchase is saved as its own batch, so costs stay separate.
4. Create folders to organise cards; rename or delete them under "Manage folders".

What you'll see

View "My collection" as a binder grid or a compact list, filter by game, set, language and condition, and sort by recently added, current value, quantity and more. Only you can see your collection; to show friends, tap "Share" on a folder to create a public link. You can also export / import CSV under "Me".

Where

The "Collection overview" at the top of "My collection".

How

1. Enter the cost per card and purchase date when you log a card; batches without a cost are left out of P/L.
2. When you sell, tap "Sell" on that batch, enter the quantity and price per card, then tap "Record sale".

What you'll see

Collection value, total purchase cost, total P/L (= unrealized + realized P/L), today / 7-day / 30-day changes, plus value over time, your most valuable cards, collection breakdown and set completion.

P/L is an estimate based on reference prices that update once a day. It is for reference only and does not mean you can sell at that price. Cards without a price show "N/A" and are not counted in the total.

Where

On a card page (open any card from the catalog or search results), sign in and look at "Active listings" under "Market data".

How

1. Pick the version and grade first (raw, or a grade such as PSA 10).
2. Tap a listing to open that platform's product page.

What you'll see

Listings from each platform, by grade: SNKRDUNK listing, Card Rush price, Raftel price, magi lowest price, alt marketplace and TCGplayer listings, with price and stock or number on sale. Listings are for reference and are not used in valuations.

Where

The search box on the home page, or "Explore cards" ("Catalog" in the bottom bar on mobile).

How

1. Card number: for example OP01-120.
2. Card name: English, Chinese and Japanese names all work.
3. Cert number: type a graded card's cert number to find that exact card (after signing in).
4. Photo: tap the camera icon next to the catalog search box and photograph the front of a graded card — PSA, BGS, CGC and SGC labels are recognised (after signing in). The photo option in "Live Prices" can also read the card number of raw cards.

What you'll see

Every version of a card is listed separately. Open one to see the card page: image, details and reference price — plus graded prices, sales history and price charts after signing in.

Where

Tap the bookmark icon "Add to wishlist" on a card page; open "Wishlist" at the top on desktop, or switch to "Wishlist" on the Collection page on mobile.

How

1. Set an optional target price for each version you want.
2. Once you buy it, tap "Move to collection" to log it straight away.

What you'll see

The current price of each version you want, how far it is from your target price, or whether it has reached it.

Where

After signing in, go to "Me" → "Display currency"; the collection overview also has "Change currency". The site language is at the top right.

How

1. Choose from MYR, SGD, USD, THB, HKD, IDR, TWD, JPY, KRW and VND.
2. Languages: 简体中文, 繁體中文, English, Bahasa Melayu, ไทย, Bahasa Indonesia, 日本語, Tiếng Việt and 한국어.

What you'll see

Prices and totals are converted to your chosen currency, with the original price in its own currency shown alongside. When signed out, reference prices are shown in MYR.

Prices update once a day, and every price shows its source and date. If there is no price, you'll see "N/A" — never 0.

• TCGplayer: market price for raw English cards (US).
• alt.xyz: sold prices for graded cards (PSA, BGS, CGC and more).
• SNKRDUNK: sold prices for Japanese cards, plus its active listings.
• 遊々亭 (Japanese card shop): shop prices; anything marked "Inferred sale" is a sale estimated from drops in its stock.
• Card Rush, Raftel and magi (Japanese shops and marketplaces): listing prices, shown for reference and not used in valuations.

Valuations and P/L are for reference only; there is no guarantee you can buy or sell at these prices.