Scanning stays on your device in the normal release flow.
CardFit is designed to stop on weak evidence instead of quietly turning uncertainty into a market claim.
Trust Before Price
Scan the card. Fit it locally. Then review the market.
CardFit Scanner is built for one narrow lane first: English Pokemon raw singles. The app scans the card on your device first and only then, when needed, loads current-listing evidence with source and freshness.
The product stays intentionally narrow: one card at a time, one supported launch scope, and no fake sold-value claim when the evidence lane is not trustworthy enough.
Release note Normal scans stay on-device in the standard release flow.
Results are meant to be bounded, not broad guesses.
The app is built around a narrow supported lane so it can stay honest about what it knows and what it does not.
Current listings stay labeled as current listings.
Browse evidence can help a collector inspect the market. It does not become a fake sold-value guarantee.
Why the lane is narrow
Trust comes from limits, not from pretending every scan is certain.
CardFit is intentionally limited so it can stay honest when a scan is ambiguous, unsupported, or too weak to justify a market-facing result.
- Scan one supported card at a time.
- CardFit checks whether the result is trustworthy enough to continue.
- If needed, the app loads current-listing evidence for the scanned card.
- If confidence is weak, CardFit should stop instead of inventing certainty.
Release meter
What is active today
- On-device scanning
- Current-listing evidence
- Trusted value estimate
A trusted sold-value estimate is not part of this release.
Public facts
What a user can rely on right now
- Primary use
- Mobile trading-card scanning with a strict, narrow scope.
- Account model
- No login is required for the standard release flow.
- Evidence lane
- Current listings are shown as browse evidence with source and freshness.
- Privacy posture
- Normal release scans stay on-device in the standard public flow.
Need the policy details?
The legal pages track the real release contract.
Privacy, support, and terms are written around the real public contract: narrow supported scope, privacy-first scanning, and current listings shown as evidence.