I collect Pokémon cards and kept doing the same thing: scroll eBay for hours looking for raw cards that could come back a PSA 10, then check what a PSA 10 actually sells for. So I built CardHunt to do that part for me. What it does - Scans eBay every day for Pokémon cards and shows the raw price next to what a PSA 10 sells for, so you see the upside at a glance - Our AI looks at the listing photos (centering, corners, edges) and picks the strongest grading candidates, grouped per card - Shows the honest side too: for many cards the upside looks huge, but only a small share comes back a 10. The grading report shows where it pays off after fees, and where it's a trap - Best-upside ranking per price range, plus expected value that takes the odds of a 10, 9 or 8 into account - A free grader: upload a front and back photo of your own card and get an estimated grade Free to browse, no account needed. New finds unlock for everyone after 24 hours; supporters see them the moment we find them (that's how I keep the lights on). Under the hood, for the nerds: Next.js, FastAPI and Postgres. The grading model is our own, a small network that measures centering, edges, corners and surface from listing photos. It's an estimate, not a guarantee: a photo can't show everything, and the site says so. Link: https://www.cardhunt.io/discover?utm_source=reddit&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=sideproject I'd really like feedback: - Is it clear what the site does within the first 10 seconds? - What would make you actually use it before buying a card? - Anything confusing or missing? Happy to answer anything about how it works.   submitted by   /u/PartyApplication492 [link]   [comments]