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DexFlip turns a pile of Pokémon cards into eBay listings. It is built for batches: you do every card’s scan, then every card’s review, then the pricing, then one publish.

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What it does

  • Identifies cards on the phone. Recognition and the card catalogue ship inside the app, so a scan is matched without a connection.
  • Prices from the market. Each card starts at its daily TCGplayer market price, scaled by its condition.
  • Lists singles and lots. One card becomes one listing, or up to 92 cards become one lot with generated photos.
  • Publishes to your own eBay account. Listings go to eBay US under your name, with your shipping and returns policies.
  • Exports to Google Sheets. Any reviewed or published card can go to a sheet in your Drive, photos included.

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What it does not do

It does not track sales, orders, shipping or payouts. That all stays on eBay. It does not end, revise or relist a live listing, and it does not sync between devices or back up to a server. It lists on eBay US only, in US dollars, and names every listing as an English-language card. It runs nothing in the background and sends no notifications.

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Requirements

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Where the data comes from

Card names, sets, rarities and printings come from TCGdex. Stamped printings and their prices, and the price shown when the live lookup fails, come from TCGCSV, a mirror of TCGplayer’s catalogue. Both are credited under Settings > Acknowledgements. DexFlip is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Nintendo, The Pokémon Company, TCGplayer or eBay.