The match
The pill over the card name says how sure the match is.
Tap either photo to zoom. Swipe your photo to see the back.
Some cards have no picture in the catalogue, trainer kit cards among them. The best match then reads No picture in the catalogue. Compare the name and number with your card instead.
Other matches
The strip under the card holds the next best matches, each shown by collector number over set code. Tap one to swap. The first cell, Search, opens Find this card, a search by name across the whole catalogue. A card the camera could not read shows a red card with Search by name instead of a match. Accept stays off until you pick one.Printing
Every printing of the matched card is listed with its market price: normal, holo, reverse holo, and stamped printings such as a league promo. Choose the one you are holding. The printing sets the price. The list follows TCGplayer once the price has loaded, so a printing can appear or disappear a moment after the card opens. If the live price cannot load, the list and the prices come from DexFlip’s daily price file instead, and each price says how old it is. The file is as old as the app’s last refresh of it, so a phone that has been offline since it was installed shows the age of the copy built into the app. Tap Retry the price lookup for a live one; when the failure was not worth retrying, the line has no retry. A card the daily file does not cover falls back to the card catalogue alone, which can miss a reverse holo. The daily file also stands in for a set the live service has not priced yet, which is normal for the first weeks after a set releases. Those prices carry their age and no retry, because the live service holds nothing to retry for.
The ↗ at the right of a printing opens that printing’s TCGplayer page in a browser inside the app. Tapping anywhere else on the row still picks the printing. The button follows the product, not the price: a card with no price from the service and none in the daily file still has one when DexFlip knows which TCGplayer product it is, which is the case for almost every card in the catalogue. A plain 1st Edition or W Promo row has no ↗, because TCGplayer sells that printing as a separate product the app does not know. A stamped row always has one, because it is its own product.
Condition
Condition is optional here. The grade you pick carries over to the next card. You can set or change it in Compose.
Queue order
The menu at the top sorts the queue: Needs attention first (the default), Most confident first, or Capture order. The choice is remembered.The confirm bar
When Accept is off, the reason is printed above the bar. See What stops a listing.
Discard this card, at the bottom of the screen, deletes the card and its photos. It asks first and cannot be undone.
When the queue is empty the screen reads Queue clear. under a green check, with three counts: reviewed, corrections and discarded. Compose 12 cards (the number is what you reviewed in this sitting) goes to Compose; Back to Home goes to Home; Change the last card reopens the card you just accepted.
Notes
- Previous only reaches a card that is not yet in a listing. After that, edit it in Compose.
- To fix a card you have already accepted, open it in Compose and tap Send back to Review.