Use saved groups to carve your collection into themes that actually matter to you, like UConn alumni, Trade Bait, or a specific player run. Selecting a group filters the collection instantly.

Use the controls above the grid to filter by sport, graded/ungraded status, and for-sale state. Sort by value, year, name, or date added to move quickly through the collection.

The search bar at the top of the collection filters cards as you type, matching against player name, team, year, and manufacturer.

Card tiles surface useful management cues like Listed, PC, Trade Bait, Public, Watch, and 2-Sided so you can understand the card before opening it.

Clicking any card thumbnail opens a large flyout workspace so you can inspect the card, clean up details, check market context, and stay anchored in the collection.

The Add Card flow uses a large image stage on the left and card fields on the right. Upload the front first, crop and align it, then add the back if you want both sides documented.

Select a league first (NBA, MLB, NFL, NHL), then teams and players are filtered to that league. Player names auto-suggest as you type, similar to eBay. Manufacturer and product line also cascade, so selecting a manufacturer narrows the product lines.

If your card is graded, select the grading company (PSA, BGS, SGC, etc.) and the grade will offer the appropriate scale. Leave as "Ungraded / Raw" for ungraded cards.

Search for common parallel types (Refractor, Prizm Silver, etc.) with auto-suggest. Type your own if needed.

The top of the drawer shows whether the front image is ready, whether the back has been added, and how many of the core card details are filled in so you can save with more confidence.

Upload a card image first, then tap Re-scan in the Add Card header. The AI analyzes the image and auto-fills player name, year, manufacturer, product line, card number, and more.

Use a clear, well-lit photo of the card front. Graded cards in slabs work well. Avoid blurry images or images with heavy glare.

Always review the AI-detected fields before saving. The scanner may not identify every field perfectly, so treat it as a time-saving starting point instead of a final answer.

Move your mouse (or tilt your phone) over the card image to see it from different angles with a parallax 3D effect. The card catches light dynamically.

All details are displayed: player, year, team, manufacturer, product line, card number, grade, parallel/variant, condition notes, and estimated value.

Flip between the editable card record and the Market tab for that exact card. The Market view is meant to help you decide whether to hold, sell, or reprice based on exact-match support.

Set an owner status like PC, Hold, Sell Queue, or Trade Bait, and add the card to one or more saved groups for cleaner collection organization.

You can replace the front or back image directly from card detail if you capture a cleaner photo later.

Remove a card permanently from your collection. You will be asked to confirm before deletion.

This area is for internal KardKache sale setup and review, not a live marketplace. Use it to prep cards, review asks, and keep track of what you intend to move next.

Use alerts to keep tabs on cards you want to revisit when values or asks move. This area is meant to keep follow-up work visible, not create more dashboard noise.

Set price thresholds on specific cards. When a card's value crosses your target (above or below), you will receive a notification.

Your eBay username powers store visibility, while `Connect eBay` handles real seller authorization. Once both are in place, KardKache can show store data, create private eBay offers, and publish live listings when the seller account is ready.

Use the built-in walkthrough to understand each section of the page. If you dismiss it, you can re-enable it later from My Account.

The top strip gives you the quick read: what needs cleanup, what is ready to review for sale, and where exact-match comp support is still too thin.

This section tells you how trustworthy your collection totals are right now by calling out missing values, stale cards, and weak support.

These panels convert owned-card market reads into next actions, but only when KardKache has enough exact-match support to say something useful.

Use the value breakdown charts to understand concentration, then use the card table to audit specific cards and jump into detail when something looks off.

Insights are only as strong as your card data and exact-match comps. When support is weak, KardKache should say so instead of pretending the market read is final.

Press Cmd+K (or Ctrl+K on Windows) or click the magnifying glass icon to open the global search overlay. Type to instantly search across all fields like player name, year, team, manufacturer, and product line. Click a result to jump to that card.

The search bar at the top of the collection section filters the visible grid as you type. Combine with the sport, grade, and tag filters for precise results.

View your profile info: name, email, and member-since date.

Normal users should only need two things in `My Account`: an eBay username for store visibility and `Connect eBay` for real seller authorization. The eBay Developer setup is a one-time KardKache owner task, not a user requirement.

If `Connect eBay` reports missing backend config, check the Railway backend service for `EBAY_CLIENT_ID`, `EBAY_CLIENT_SECRET`, `EBAY_RUNAME`, `EBAY_ENVIRONMENT`, and `EBAY_NOTIFICATION_VERIFICATION_TOKEN`. If the Production keyset is non-compliant, the eBay notification endpoint is `https://kardkache.com/api/ebay/notifications/account-deletion`.

Set your default sport filter, sort order, and cards-per-page preference. You can also re-enable the Insights walkthrough here if you want the full tour again later.

Download your entire collection as a CSV file for backup or use in spreadsheets.

Toggle between dark and light mode using the sun/moon icon in the navigation bar. KardKache defaults to dark mode.

Open Manage Users from the avatar menu to approve, deny, or remove user accounts. New signups require admin approval before gaining access.

The AI card scanner is currently limited to admin accounts for testing purposes.