Loupe

Honest Sold-Price Bands, Not a Made-Up Number

For the confirmed card and its condition, Loupe shows the low, median, and high of realized sales, the number of sales it's based on, and the recency window — for example, "median of 7 sold, last 30 days." Raw and graded cards are priced separately, because they are not the same market.

When there aren't enough sales to price something honestly, Loupe says "not enough sold data" instead of inventing a value. That abstain is the whole point: a confident wrong number is exactly what every other scanner gets wrong.

On-Device Identification

Identification runs entirely on your device — it's fast, works offline, and your photos never leave your phone. Loupe reads the card image plus the printed collector number and set code to pin the exact printing, and when it isn't sure it shows you the top matches to confirm rather than guessing.

Loupe does not grade your card or claim it is genuine. It reports the market for the card and printing you confirm.

A Collection That Lives on Your Device

Every confirmed scan can join your collection, with a live total that updates as cached sold-price data refreshes. Your collection is stored on your device and synced through your private iCloud — Loupe's servers never hold it.

Share a scan as an honest value card — the card, the band, the median, the sample size, and the window — so the number can be checked at a glance.

What Loupe Is

Loupe is an information tool for collectors. Values shown are informational estimates based on realized-sale data with the sample size displayed; they are not offers, appraisals, or a promise of resale price. Loupe does not grade cards or confirm that a card is genuine, and is not affiliated with any game publisher or grading company.