Ledgry Cards

Overview

Most collectors track their cards in a spreadsheet that quickly falls apart: one row per card can't express owning three copies of the same card in different grades, and nothing tells you how close you are to finishing a set or what you've actually made on the cards you've flipped. Ledgry Cards models the hobby the way collectors actually think about it. A set has a checklist of cards; a card can have many owned copies, each with its own grade, cost, condition, storage spot, and front/back photos. Progress bars show completion per set, values roll up into cost basis vs. estimated value, and a value queue flags cards whose prices haven't been refreshed in a while. Player Rainbows are a first-class set type: pick a fighter or player and a card number, and the app generates every parallel tier as a chase checklist. When a card sells, marking it sold moves it into a Sold view — out of the active collection but still counted in cost, revenue, and profit.