Qosmo: Card Scanner & Value

Scanner: a cleaner camera screen that keeps the card outline clear, with zoom and torch below it. Scan a page: photograph a binder page or cards laid on a table and Qosmo finds each card and identifies them one at a time; it tells you how many scans that uses before you send. When the year printed on a card disagrees with the catalog's match, Qosmo checks the card number, the player name and the back before it sets the catalog aside. The scanner shows the photo you picked before it identifies it. Sports sets: track any sports set by its size and see what you have and what is missing, on 9-pocket pages. Search a catalog of baseball sets and the binder fills in the card names. Scanned sports cards are saved with their year and maker so they count in the right set. Print any binder's checklist as a PDF. Collection: record where each card is stored and search by it; numbered cards show their serial; a Hide values switch in Profile masks prices when you are showing your phone at a table. Read a receipt: photograph a receipt and tap the amount you paid; the photo stays on your phone. Scan a slab label to add its certificate number. The insurance schedule adds certificate, serial and storage columns and says "Not priced yet" for cards without a price. RipTrax: keep track of the boxes and packs you have not opened yet, with what you paid, and rip one straight into a tracked rip. Sealed products sync to your account. Friends: add a friend by handle, see what friends added and react, browse a friend's binder, and mark duplicates as spares so trade matches find them. Analytics: pages for each player and team you collect, milestones, and share images. Grading: fees and wait times come from a table Qosmo checked against each grading company's own page, with a break-even line from your card's current price. Add an order number to a submission and record each grade when cards come back. Card shows: search the directory by state; each row shows the show's hours; scan a card straight into Bought at the show; an edit made offline is kept and synced. For sellers: export a show's cards as an eBay drafts file, a shipping calculator that uses your own rates, a shipping supplies checklist, and price stickers with a QR code that opens your live table page on that card. Import adds Ludex and Card Ladder as sources and saves a Folder column as each card's storage location. Also: Pokémon lookups and set lists keep working when one card catalog is unavailable; a training-data switch in Profile; the alerts prompt waits until you are signed in.