Structured inventory records
Keep set, year, card number, variant, grade, condition, quantity, purchase details, value, photos, and notes together.
For owner-managed card inventory records
Move card details, quantities, grades, conditions, purchase information, photos, notes, and maintained values out of disconnected files and into one cloud workspace.
Demo requires no signup. Trial requires a card, is $0 today, then $10/month. Cancel anytime.
The operating problem
CardGhost gives a shop owner one structured working record for sports cards and Pokémon inventory. It is a focused alternative when the immediate need is better card record keeping, not a replacement for the entire retail stack.
What CardGhost does today
Keep set, year, card number, variant, grade, condition, quantity, purchase details, value, photos, and notes together.
Narrow a mixed collection by the fields you record instead of navigating multiple sheets or image folders.
Use your maintained values for totals, category views, grade views, trends, and other analytics.
Keep the workspace private to the account and export current records as CSV when the business needs a copy.
A simple workflow
No migration project is required. Start with a CSV or one card and improve the working record from there.
Import a CSV or add records one at a time across MLB, NBA, NHL, and Pokémon cards.
Use the same record structure for raw and graded cards, quantities, photos, notes, purchase details, and values.
Filter the working collection, review analytics from your data, and export a current CSV when needed.
CardGhost can replace the patchwork used to maintain card details while staying honest about its scope. Start with the collection record, then keep the rest of the shop stack where it belongs.
Collection operations
Use the no-account demo to turn a pasted card list into a clear inventory view, then decide whether CardGhost fits your collection.
Try the inventory workflow
Ashley · your CardGhost guide
Need the short version? Your cards, quantities, photos, notes, costs, and value history stay in one place you can actually search.
Ashley is a fictional AI guide.