AI Card Scanner
Overview
Creating listings one card at a time is the single biggest reason sellers stall out, especially at volume. The AI Card Scanner takes that away. You point your camera at a card and it figures out what it is and builds the draft for you. I led product and design on the scanning flow and the recognition pipeline behind it.
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The Problem
- ๐ซMaking a listing by hand for every card is slow and easy to get wrong
- ๐ซSellers with a lot of inventory were stuck on data entry, which kept cards from ever reaching the marketplace
- ๐ซRecognition had to be both accurate and fast enough to feel instant on a phone
The Goals
- ๐ฏRecognize a card and fill in its details in seconds
- ๐ฏMake it easy to scan a lot of cards back to back
- ๐ฏKeep the whole thing mobile first and able to survive a reload or navigating away
What I Shipped
- ๐ฎA camera scan flow that handles orientation and shows a live scans left count
- ๐ฎAn AI pipeline that returns ranked match candidates for the card you scanned
- ๐ฎA Fast Scan wizard that grabs a bit of guidance context up front to make recognition sharper
- ๐ฎScan results that stick around through reloads and navigation, plus a bulk feed for scanning a stack of cards in a row
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The Results
The scanner is now one of the main ways sellers add inventory on Sync My Cards. (Metrics to add, like cards scanned, recognition accuracy, or time saved per listing.)