How it works

From a photo to a collection you can show.

Eight steps, one screen each. Every one of them is in the Quest app today.

Start with a photo See pricing

01

Capture

Quest reads a photographed card and asks: looks right?

Photograph a card, or a handful at once.

02

The Check

Quest tells you what it read. You accept, fix or reject each card. That’s the Check.

03

Chase

Wants: the cards you’re chasing, with a running checklist.

Name the cards you’re after and watch the chase: the checklist Quest keeps in your Wants, the cards you still need.

04

Import

Bring in a spreadsheet: a file-picker screen.

Bring in a spreadsheet and Quest reads it.

05

Value

Each card in your Haves shows what it is worth, refreshed weekly on Free and daily on Collector and Curator.

06

Listings

See current listings for a card, from independent sellers.

07

Awaken

A card on the phone gently shimmering, the living-card effect in motion.

Awaken a card and it moves on your wall. Living cards is where you choose which ones.

08

Two ways to grade with Quest

Grading Light gives you a quick understanding of the corners, centering and edges of your card and a grading estimate. Here’s what it looks like for a ’74 Ryan.

Grading Light for a 1974 Topps Nolan Ryan: could be as high as a 7.

We also offer ARC, a comprehensive grading review, which includes a dozen pictures of your card and a detailed analysis of its likely grade, though of course not a guarantee. Here’s a couple of images of an analysis of a 1975 George Brett.

A Quest condition report reading Reads like a 5, with numbered findings.

A Stack is the cards you choose, shown in order, one at a time.

See Stack

Start with a handful of cards.

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