Guided photos help keep the whole card visible, upright, and clear enough to review.
SECURING YOUR WORKSPACE
Opening GradeLens…
Your private Vault and report state are being checked.
SECURING YOUR WORKSPACE
Your private Vault and report state are being checked.
GradeLens combines photo-quality checks, card measurements, published grading standards, and AI visual review. It explains what the photos show and what they cannot prove.
The companion site intentionally does not grade uploaded photos. Guided framing, orientation, image-quality checks, and source-photo capture stay in the iPhone app. Your resulting evidence report then syncs into one private card workspace for review on any screen.
Owner alpha active · wider TestFlight access is coming soonGuided photos help keep the whole card visible, upright, and clear enough to review.
The report, source photos, notes, and methodology travel together through Cloud Vault.
Review sold prices, graded comparisons, price history, and the full card report here.
Every iPhone report keeps the photos, findings, confidence limits, notes, and research for that card together.
The phone app handles guided photography and grading. This companion keeps reports readable, searchable, and ready for research without mixing market value into the grade.
GradeLens does not simply look at photos and guess a number. It checks photo quality, marks visible issues, applies consistent scoring rules, and shows what remains uncertain.
Checks source resolution, sharpness, clipping and glare before condition analysis begins.
On-device preflightEstimates card boundaries, front and back centering, squareness and visible dimensional anomalies.
Computer visionAI reviews the photos for visible corner, edge, surface, and print issues and marks where they appear.
AI visual reviewA published, versioned formula applies the same penalties, weights, and safety limits to every card.
Consistent codeThe condition model uses the shared core of major grading rubrics—centering, corners, edges, surface and dimensions—then applies its own documented score. It is not TAG, PSA, Beckett or CGC, and it does not claim equivalence to an in-person grade.
A future capture box can lock the camera, block ambient light and sequence opposing LEDs. The same report and scoring engine can then consume normal maps, edge macros and calibrated dimensions.