Card collection app
A card collection app built around what you're collecting.
Some collections are a pile. Most collectors are building something: a set, a player, a run of holos. Quest keeps what you have and what you're after side by side, so the collection reads the way you think about it.
What you have: your Haves
Photograph a card, or a handful at once, and Quest reads them. You check every read before a card joins your Haves. Each card in your Haves shows what it's worth. More on card capture.
What you want: your Wants
Name the cards you're after and Quest keeps the checklist in your Wants: the cards you still need. Ask Lexi, Quest's collecting agent, for a checklist ("the 1986–87 Fleer basketball set, all of it") and you confirm it before anything changes. See Lexi.
What you show: Stacks
A Stack is the cards you choose, shown in order, one at a time. See Stack.
What you do with it
- Sell or auction on the Trade Table, and share the page with anyone, on Quest or off it. See Act.
- Keep records: a certificate for one card, an insurance schedule, or a beQuest for who gets which cards. See Documents.
- Meet collectors: follow people and join public rooms. See Connect.
Sports cards and trading card games
Quest holds both: baseball, basketball, football and hockey, and Pokémon, Magic: The Gathering and other trading card games. See the sports card tracker.
Where it runs
Quest runs in any browser, anywhere in the world. The phone app is United States only.