Lexi

A collecting agent you can talk with.

Lexi can read your collection and draft ideas. Before she adds a card, changes your Wants or creates a checklist, you confirm the proposal. She never messages anyone on your behalf.

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LexiYour collecting agent Example

The 1986–87 Fleer basketball set. All of it.

Here’s your checklist. It may not be everything you’re chasing: the stickers came in the same packs, so they’re in until you say they’re out.

#1–132 · base set132 cards
#1–11 · stickers11 stickers

Photograph what you have and I’ll check them off.

Every holo in the original Pokémon Base Set.

Here’s your checklist: 16 cards. It may not be everything you’re chasing, so take out what you don’t want and add what’s missing.

#2 · Blastoiseholo
#4 · Charizardholo
#15 · Venusaurholo
+ 13 more, #1 through #16

Photograph what you have and I’ll check them off.

Both are example conversations, written for this page.

In your collection

Cards and checklists.

Examples of what Lexi helps with.

A full phone screenshot of Quest’s Lexi reading four cards: 1974 Topps #598 Rookie Outfielders with Ken Griffey, showing the Check screen where Lexi identifies the card and the collector decides Accept, Fix, or Reject.

01Bringing cards in

Slabs

Check a slab’s certification number.

Lexi confirms which card the slab’s certification number belongs to. It confirms identity only. It isn’t a population report.

A full phone screenshot of Quest’s Haves page with Lexi open, showing a PSA cert lookup: cert 12345678 identified as a 1989 Upper Deck Baseball #13 Gary Sheffield, PSA 10.

Lexi lives in the app.

She works with what you’ve allowed her to see. Nothing on this website can look at your collection.

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