Instant recognition
Point your camera at any card. Grail identifies it in under half a second — across sets, variants, and languages — and saves it straight to your collection.
Mobile app for card collectors
Know your collection's true worth.
Grail is a mobile collection tracker for trading card collectors. Scan any card in under half a second, watch your portfolio move, and find the best price across every major marketplace.
329ms
Avg scan time
25K+
Cards indexed
31
AU retailers tracked
7TCGs
Games supported
Three things Grail does better than anything else.
A scanner that actually works, a portfolio view collectors trust, and pricing data pulled from every source that matters.
Portfolio insights
Watch every card you own move with the market. Price history charts, recent sold comparables, cost basis, and unrealised gains — the same information investors expect, purpose-built for collectors.
Market-wide pricing
Prices pulled from eBay sold listings, TCGPlayer, Cardmarket, and over thirty Australian retailers — delivered in AUD and USD, with variant-specific pricing and grading estimates on top.
Eight cards. Sixty seconds. One demo.
A live run through the scanner — cards in, identified, saved to the Gallery. No edits, no cuts.
Recorded on a retail Android device. No post-processing.
Built on trusted data
Every reference point collectors already trust.
Grail pulls pricing data from the sources the market already relies on — eBay for completed-sale history, TCGPlayer for US market depth, Cardmarket for European pricing, and the Australian retail network for sealed product and singles availability.
- 01 eBay Global sold listings & active marketplace
- 02 TCGPlayer US singles market pricing
- 03 Cardmarket European pricing reference
- 04 Australian retailers 31 stores, sealed & singles
Made in Melbourne, for collectors.
Grail is built by a small team that collects cards themselves. We started with a simple frustration — every existing app either had a broken scanner, no portfolio view, or pricing that didn't match what cards actually sold for. So we built one that got all three right.
The app is currently in closed testing with a small group of Australian collectors ahead of a public launch on iOS and Android later this year.