◆ The card scanner with receipts

Every rip gets a receipt.

Scan cards and see where their price estimates come from. Sports listing estimates use current eBay asking prices and live bids, not completed sales. Pokémon, Magic, Yu-Gi-Oh! and Lorcana use public catalog prices where available. Check the source shown in the app. Log pack costs and compare them with the estimated value of your pulls.

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Free to download · Sports cards · Pokémon · Magic · Yu-Gi-Oh! · Lorcana

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Prices from real markets: eBay current listings TCGplayer market Scryfall Pokémon TCG API Sources shown in app

The Scanner

Snap it. Match it.
Price it — with proof.

One photo identifies the card — set, number, parallel. Not sure? You pick from ranked matches instead of getting a silent wrong answer. Every confirmed scan makes the scanner smarter.

One-snap recognition

Point at the card, front (add the back for tough ones). Visual match first, text assist for autos, numbered and parallels — the same approach the biggest scanners use.

No silent guessing

High confidence adds instantly. Low confidence shows you ranked candidates to pick from — and your pick teaches the engine. Wrong card? Re-scan free, always.

Prices with sources

Sports listing estimates show current eBay asking prices and live bids, not completed sales. Card-game prices identify their catalog source. Check the source before using an estimate.

Our Data

No black-box prices. Ever.

See the source behind a price estimate. Sports listing estimates and card-game catalog data have different bases; neither guarantees what your card will sell for.

  • ✓Sports listing estimates. eBay-based estimates use asking prices and live bids, not completed sales. Matching rules separate raw cards from graded slabs and filter unrelated listings.
  • ✓Catalog prices for card games. Pokémon, Magic, Yu-Gi-Oh! and Lorcana use public catalog price data where available. Sources and update timing vary.
  • ✓Check the source. Sports scan results link to eBay listings; card-game results identify their catalog source.
  • ✓History depends on the price source. Supported card-game prices can show recorded history. Sports listing estimates are not shown as value-history charts.

Illustrative listing estimate

Example raw card · illustrative values
Listing 1 raw · auction bid$2.25
Listing 2 raw · asking price$1.99
Listing 3 raw · auction bid$2.60
Listing 4 raw · asking price$1.75
Median · 4 example listings$2.12

Illustrative values, not actual listings or sales. Median of the four item prices shown; shipping is separate.

RipTrax™

How do your pulls compare with the pack cost?

Log the pack and what you paid. Add each pull and compare its estimated value with your pack cost. This comparison is an estimate; actual sale proceeds can differ.

Log the pack

Photograph the wrapper — it auto-identifies the product — enter what you paid, and rip.

Watch the total climb

Each priced pull adds its estimated value to the running total.

A permanent record

Keep the pack cost and estimated pull value together — your rip history stays on record.

New · Card Show Mode

Sell at shows? Run your table like a business.

Log the show and what it really costs you, put cards from your collection on the table at live market prices, and record sales as they happen — cash, Venmo or Zelle. One number at the end: what you actually made.

Your collection is your inventory

Pick the cards you're bringing — they hit the table priced at live market. No spreadsheet, no re-typing.

Every sale, on the record

Recorded at the table with its cost basis and payment rail. Your show P&L and your tax summary read the same ledger — they can never disagree.

Know which shows to rebook

Profit after all costs, sell-through, and the table-fee multiple — vendors call a show worth rebooking at 3× the table fee. Now you'll actually know.

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The Subscription

Rip Club

A fresh sealed pack in your mailbox every month, matched to what you collect — plus the full Qosmo experience to rip it with.

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Rip Club Membership

$24.99/ month · cancel anytime
  • ✓A sealed booster pack shipped monthly — sourced to your collecting preferences (Pokémon, sports, Magic, Lorcana, One Piece & more)
  • ✓RipTrax it live — log it, rip it, and get the verdict with the whole club
  • ✓Member picks — vote on next month's pack categories
  • ✓Founding-member badge locked to your account, forever
Join Rip Club — $24.99/mo

Membership is capped at 100 founding members while we scale fulfillment. Ships monthly to US addresses. Billed securely via Stripe — this is a physical subscription, separate from any App Store purchase.

FAQ

Questions, answered.

Where do your prices actually come from?

Sports listing estimates use current eBay asking prices and live bids, not completed sales. Card games use public catalog price data where available, including TCGplayer data through game-specific catalogs. Check the source shown in the app; an estimate does not guarantee a sale price.

How accurate is the scanner?

Visual matching identifies most cards in one snap; when confidence is low the app shows ranked candidates instead of guessing, and scanning the card back improves tough matches. Every confirmation teaches the engine, so it gets better every day. Misread? Re-scans are always free.

Does my collection's value update over time?

Supported card-game prices can show recorded price history when snapshots are available. Sports listing estimates are not presented as value-history charts. Update timing depends on the source.

Is Rip Club an in-app purchase?

No. Rip Club is a physical monthly pack subscription billed on the web via Stripe. The app is free to download, with optional software tiers for heavy scanners.

What if my pack pulls less than I paid?

RipTrax compares what you paid with the estimated value of the cards you logged. An estimate is not a completed sale or realized profit; actual sale proceeds and selling costs can differ.

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Free to download · Sports cards · Pokémon · Magic · Yu-Gi-Oh! · Lorcana
On Android? Open the web app →