For collectors aged 5 to 12
Your kid’s cards,
levelled up.
Scan a card and get its year, its set, and its rarity in seconds. Build a binder worth showing off. Trade face to face — with a grown-up approving every step.
$6.99/month · cancel in two clicks · one printed official KidCard included
Comet Fox — Holo
1999 · tcg
Sample card. Full-art holo, serial numbered on the back.
Rookie Slugger #21
2021 · baseball · sports
Sample card. Rookie year, refractor finish.
Up for trade
Thunder Beetle
2023 · pokemon
Sample card. Star rarity with a holo artwork window.
What it does
Scan it, done
Point the camera at a card. We read the name, the year, the set, and how rare it is, then fill the form in. Your kid just checks it.
Rarity that means something
Five tiers, judged on what is actually printed on the card — foil, serial numbers, grading slabs — not on what someone thinks it is worth.
Two shelves
Collection is for showing off. Store is for trading and selling. A card lives on one shelf, so nothing is accidentally up for grabs.
Trades happen in person
Kids meet, scan each other’s code, and both parents approve. The actual swap is hand to hand at the lunch table, like it should be.
For the grown-up reading this
Most of the safety here is a feature we didn’t build
There is no setting to find and no toggle to get right. The risky things simply do not exist in the product.
A grown-up approves every card
Nothing your kid adds is visible to anyone until you have read it.
No chat, no feed, no search
There is nothing to moderate, because there is nothing to send and nobody to browse.
We collect a nickname and a birth year
No real name, no photo of your kid, no location, no contacts. That is the whole list.
Links are off until you turn them on
Want grandma to see one card? Turn on a link for that card, and turn it off whenever you like.
Ready when you are
Verify you’re the parent, choose what you’re comfortable with, and scan the first card. About five minutes.
Create a parent account