Find cards quickly, then fill only what matters.
Search by card name or number, select the correct printing, and let CardSlate carry over artwork, set information, rarity, and market context.
CardSlate brings inventory, market context, storage, and convention checkout into one premium desktop and mobile workflow built for collectors and vendors.
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CardSlate is designed around the way card collectors and vendors actually work—not around a spreadsheet.
Search by card name or number, select the correct printing, and let CardSlate carry over artwork, set information, rarity, and market context.
Keep quantity, condition, purchase price, storage location, market value, and price history connected to the exact card printing.
Use Convention Mode for negotiated pricing, payment tracking, cost basis, cash-flow context, and synced mobile checkout.
Organize cards by game, printing, condition, quantity, cost, and physical storage.
See current values and historical movement without leaving the workflow.
Negotiate, select payment methods, track cost basis, and complete sales quickly.
Know whether a card is in a binder, case, box, shelf, or convention setup.
Follow exact printings and compare current catalog pricing with your target.
Your desktop remains useful locally, with optional Cloud sync for connected workflows.
Open the CardSlate Event Companion on your phone to browse synced inventory, add cards, review price history, run checkout, track event purchases, and keep working when booth space is tight.
Add your collection with catalog search, purchase details, condition, quantity, and storage location.
Enable optional Cloud sync when you want the desktop app and Event Companion to share data.
Start a convention, use your phone at the booth, complete sales, and review the event afterward.
Download the current CardSlate private beta for Windows and use the Event Companion from any modern phone or browser.
CardSlate is currently being tested with real collection and convention workflows before its first public stable release.
Collectors who want organized inventory and vendors who need a faster way to manage cards and convention sales.
No. The desktop app is the main inventory workspace. The Companion extends that workspace to your phone for events and mobile intake.
No. CardSlate is designed around a local desktop database. Cloud sync is optional and enables multi-device features.
Current workflows cover Pokémon, One Piece, Magic: The Gathering, Yu-Gi-Oh!, and Sports Cards, with provider coverage varying by feature.