Cardboard went from a card scanner to a full toolkit for dealers and collectors — selling, trading, pricing, and organizing your collection. Here's everything that's new, in plain English.
Take a card in on trade and Cardboard does the math for you. Put cash on either side, do a straight swap, or trade a couple of cards for one — it works out the fair value and your real profit automatically. It even doubles as a quick way to just buy or sell for cash.
At a card show? Ring people up straight from your phone or iPad. Drop cards into a sale, bundle them, haggle the total, and see your profit for the whole show at a glance.
Sold on eBay, PayPal, or with a card reader? Cardboard now subtracts the fees for you, so the profit you see is the money you actually keep — not a number that ignores what the platform takes.
Selling cards for other people? Keep track of whose cards are whose, your split, and exactly what you owe — then send them a clean statement when it's time to settle up.
Flash a QR code or share a link and buyers get a tidy page of everything you have for sale. Your cost and profit always stay private.
Bring your whole collection over from a spreadsheet in a couple of minutes — Cardboard maps the columns for you. And you can export yours back out anytime.
Tap any card's value for a full-screen chart. Swipe across the last 30 days up to a full year, drag your finger to read the exact price on any date, and see how it's trending.
Tap your total collection value to see it charted over time — the ups, the downs, and where you stand today.
See what a card's worth raw versus graded, and whether sending it in to PSA actually pays off after the grading cost.
Scan a card to see its value on the spot without adding it to your inventory — perfect for negotiating a deal in person.
Tell Cardboard the cards you're hunting and it keeps an eye out for you. Flip Finder points out cards listed below market value — the ones worth a second look.
Card values load noticeably quicker, and once you've viewed a card its details stick around even when you lose signal.
A built-in assistant that knows your collection and the market. Ask what a card's worth, what you should grade next, or how your portfolio's doing — just type it like you'd text a friend.
Create an account and your collection syncs across all your devices the moment anything changes — add a card on your phone, it's on your iPad seconds later.
Claim your own username and set up a profile that's yours.
Share your collection on a personal page that feels like you — a way to show off what you've built, not just a list of stuff for sale.
A feedback board right inside the app, so you can shape where Cardboard goes from here.
A proper dark mode has landed — pick System, Light, or Dark and the whole app follows along.
Swipe from the left edge to go back, tap a card photo to blow it up, search your inventory by photo, cleaner card designs with richer titles, a live "scanning" animation while a card is read — plus a big pile of polish and fixes throughout.