Any car.
Any size.
Any brand.
Loose, or carded.
Point your camera at a die-cast car and it identifies itself. It lands in your garage with a live value, a trading card, the story of the real car, and art worth hanging.
One photo. Loose or carded.
Open-world recognition, not a fixed database: every brand and scale, fantasy castings included. It reads the base stamp, and a 5-pack adds the whole lineup at once.
Your car, worth hanging
Twenty-six poster looks, nine of them here, drawn from your own photo of your own car and checked against it before you ever see it, with a footer that credits your garage. Then put a whole garage on a shelf.
Three to six cars. Four looks.
Every car is a trading card
The front is the car. The back is the spec sheet, the collection number and a dated value range. Share it to any chat as a picture, and the link opens a page where the card flips.
Every casting knows its real car
Specs, history and a review behind every model: researched once per real car, then shared by every collector who owns one. The posters print the real car's own year, engine and story.
Worth, spent, and how right we are
Every value comes from what cars actually sold for, not from asking prices. Your garage is charted from one week to all time, every car with each sale plotted, and when you tell us what you paid, we tell you how far off we were.
Sold prices, not asks
Values are built from sold eBay listings and sales collectors log, outlier-proof, with a date on every range. Your own figure always wins.
Spent against worth
By brand, series, scale, garage and the year you bought: what went in, what it is worth now, and what you spent each year.
How right we are
You paid CA$18, we said CA$21 that day. Car by car, and for the whole garage: our typical miss and our worst, in the open.
Your week, in your inbox
One summary a week, push or email: what moved, what sold, what to look at. A quiet week stays quiet.
Every casting is a conversation
Post a photo or a note on any casting and it shows on that car's page for everyone who owns one. Reviews come from owners only. Reputation comes from doing, never from a wallet, and every post is checked before it goes public.
Owner reviews
Only collectors who hold or held a casting rate it: "4.6 from 31 owners". Valuation never reads it.
Reputation, earned
Deals completed, fair ratings, scans that taught the catalogue, sets finished. Rookie to Legend. Nobody is ranked by what their garage is worth.
Collector DNA
Your profile reads your garage: brands, scales, eras, sets finished. A cover that is always one of your own cars, and a card to share.
Invite a collector
Your own link and code. When a friend parks their third car, you both get 20 Fuel.
Already keep a sheet?
Start from our template, or bring the sheet you already keep, Excel, Google Sheets or CSV: the columns are recognized by name, and you see every row before anything is written. Export any time, CSV and the printable report.
Built for how collectors actually collect
Scan anything
Loose or carded, one car or a 5-pack. Multi-angle scans, and it reads the base stamp.
Live values
Sold prices, not asking prices, with every sale plotted on the car's own chart. Your own number always wins.
Hunt with radar on
Series Hunt shows what you are missing. The wishlist watches the market daily and buzzes at your price.
Never miss a drop
The release calendar, synced weekly. A push fires only when a car you hunt drops.
The real car
Specs, history and a review video behind every casting, researched once and shared by everyone.
Cards, posters, shelves
A flipping trading card for every car, twenty-six poster looks, and a shelf of your favourite cars.
Pit stop and league
A three-round quiz drawn from the living catalog, a weekly league, and trophies for the shelf.
Collectors, together
Car talk on every casting, owner reviews, reputation earned by doing, and messages. Private by default.
Garages, your way
Sort cars into your own garages, the way you would build playlists. Each one gets its own cover, share card and shelf.
Do I own this?
Check mode answers in one tap before you pay. Batch check clears a whole table, and you confirm each match.
Shows near you
Die-cast shows and swap meets around the world, sorted by distance, with one tap to put one in your phone's calendar.
Bring your spreadsheet
Excel, Google Sheets or CSV, or our template. Columns recognized by name, every row previewed. Full CSV export, any time.
Dupes, decided
Two of the same casting? Keep, trade or sell each one in place, without losing your spot in the list.
Sixteen languages
From English and French to Japanese, Korean, Thai and Vietnamese: the whole app, in the collector's own language.
Day and night
A garage at night, or a showroom in daylight. Both built for reading, with contrast checked on every screen.
Fuel you confirm
AI work costs Fuel, never a subscription. Every spend asks first, and anything that does not come out is refunded.
Brick cars too
LEGO Speed Champions and other brick-built cars, read from the box. A Mattel Brick Shop set brings its 1:64 Hot Wheels car along.
A catalogue that learns
Correct a scan and the catalogue remembers: every answer makes the next collector's scan better.
Sign in your way
Face ID, Touch ID or a fingerprint with a passkey. Two-step codes if you want them, and a note when your account signs in from somewhere new.
Your year in cars
Every December 1st: twelve months of your garage as figures and a card to share, money on it only if you say so.
Get in before the stores
The phone app is in a closed beta on both platforms. Tell us where to send the invite. Free to start, never a monthly fee: that is a founding rule, not a launch promo.
Before you ask
Which brands does it recognize?
All of them. Recognition is open-world AI, not a fixed database: Hot Wheels and Matchbox to Mini GT, Tomica, boutique brands, and fantasy castings that exist nowhere else.
What does it cost?
Free to start, never a subscription. AI work such as posters and research costs Fuel, and every spend asks first. Down the road, optional one-time purchases: Garage packs and Fuel packs, bought once and kept.
Where do the values come from?
Sold eBay listings and the sales collectors log, filtered through outlier-proof statistics, with a date on every range. Tell us what you paid and the car's page says how far off we were; the dashboard says it for the whole garage. Your own estimate overrides ours anytime. Values are for collectors, not appraisals.
Is my collection private?
Private by default. Share links and the public profile are opt-in and revocable in one tap, and no public page ever shows what you paid. Full CSV export, and you can delete everything from inside the app.
I already track my collection in a spreadsheet. Can I bring it in?
Yes. Bring the Excel file (.xlsx), a Google Sheets link or a CSV: the columns are recognized by name, you preview every row, and the collection files itself into your garage. Or start from our template, a workbook with dropdowns and a dashboard that imports with nothing to fix. Importing costs nothing, and the CSV export takes everything back out whenever you want.
Will it tell me if I already own a car?
Yes. Every scan flags a release that is already in your garage, and Check mode answers in one tap before you pay. Batch check clears a whole table at once, and you confirm each match.
Does it do LEGO and other brick cars?
Yes. Brick-built cars are their own kind: the set number, piece count and theme are read from the box, and a Mattel Brick Shop set brings its 1:64 Hot Wheels car as its own item.
Can other collectors see what my cars are worth?
No. Values and what you paid are yours. A share card carries money only when you choose it, and one tap blurs every amount on your own screen for showing the phone around.