Useful for inventory, but needs work
Most annoying thing is when I search my book, there’s typically 2 options. One is a British variant and one is the American, but you can’t see it on the screen so you have to guess. Then if you guess wrong you have to go into your inventory and remove the correct one
Slick Interface, needs work though
I downloaded and scanned three of my books. It misidentified one as a British price variant (it wasn’t) and a silver age book as an omnibus. The two that were in slabs it generated a Market Value equal to the cover price (showing no sales data available despite them being highly traded books).
Maybe user error, but I couldn’t figure out how to go back and fix the British variant error. And I couldn’t get a nice summary of the value of my collection.
Still, it’s a cool looking thing that has great potential - I just wouldn’t consider subscribing until the bugs are worked out.
Maybe user error, but I couldn’t figure out how to go back and fix the British variant error. And I couldn’t get a nice summary of the value of my collection.
Still, it’s a cool looking thing that has great potential - I just wouldn’t consider subscribing until the bugs are worked out.
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I’m learning what I can do but so far, this app rules
Awesome, huge help
Artificial Hype, Artificial Grades — Nothing Real Here
Tabi parades around as some revolutionary AI grading tool—but behind the slick interface is a completely hollow product. The so-called “grading” is a black-box joke: no human verification, no criteria, no visible defect tracking—just a number slapped on your scan like a slot machine. They’re selling fake authority, not actual expertise.
Worse, the pricing data is totally unverified. They don’t tell you where it’s from, how it’s calculated, or whether it’s even based on actual sales. It’s like they scraped half a spreadsheet off the internet and decided that was enough to charge people for.
This isn’t grading. It’s algorithmic roleplay. And they’re monetizing misinformation while pretending it’s insight.
If you’re a new collector, this app will mislead you. If you’re a seasoned one, it will offend you. Tabi has zero business making claims about comic value or condition with this level of sloppiness. Charging $2.99/month for this is audacious—frankly, unethical.
Nice graphics don’t make up for garbage data. This is AI theater for people who don’t know any better. Avoid it like a miswrap in a Mylar bag.
Worse, the pricing data is totally unverified. They don’t tell you where it’s from, how it’s calculated, or whether it’s even based on actual sales. It’s like they scraped half a spreadsheet off the internet and decided that was enough to charge people for.
This isn’t grading. It’s algorithmic roleplay. And they’re monetizing misinformation while pretending it’s insight.
If you’re a new collector, this app will mislead you. If you’re a seasoned one, it will offend you. Tabi has zero business making claims about comic value or condition with this level of sloppiness. Charging $2.99/month for this is audacious—frankly, unethical.
Nice graphics don’t make up for garbage data. This is AI theater for people who don’t know any better. Avoid it like a miswrap in a Mylar bag.
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Makes a lot of mistakes
Got the app to help organize my collection. I’d say 50% of the time when i snap a photo it categorizes it wrong. Sometimes as the wrong comic all together, but mostly as some alternative version. Ex: original may be a 1984 ASM and it will call it some 2009 Hasbro remake making the value always wrong. Also thinks half my books are Canadian version.
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Response from developer
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