Snap a photo of anything you collect. Sparrow checks leading marketplaces and lands on a number that shows its working — low, mid, high. Across 56 categories. Free to start.
What Sparrow does
Snap any collectible and Sparrow recognizes the exact item, edition, and variant, and estimates its condition. No typing, no searching — just the answer.
Every value is built from marketplace listings and price data, and shows its working: how many prices, which sources, which market. Low, mid, and high — so you know the floor, the fair, and the stretch.
Total collection value, what you paid (tax and shipping included) against what it’s worth now, your biggest movers — and a clean CSV when your insurer asks for one. Your collection, organised the way it should be.
Live listings from eBay, TCGplayer, Cardmarket, and Discogs in one view — see who's asking what. Skip the tab-switching.
Tell Sparrow what you're hunting and the price you'd pay. You'll hear a chirp the moment something matches — even if you're not looking.
Sealed or opened, fill level for spirits, Goldmine grades for vinyl, card grades for trading cards — condition options match what you collect.
Sparrow knows 56 kinds of collection.
How it works
Point your camera at any collectible. Sparrow recognizes the exact item, edition, and variant in seconds.
Prices from marketplace data. Low, mid, high — plus how Sparrow got there, and a plain warning when data is thin.
Your collection in one place. Biggest movers, target price alerts, and a clean inventory whenever you need one.
Asked & answered
The fastest way is to scan each item with Sparrow Collect. Point your phone camera at any collectible — trading card, figure, LEGO set, vinyl record, watch, or sneaker — and the AI identifies it and shows a market value built from marketplace listings and price data (eBay, TCGplayer, Cardmarket, Discogs, and more). You get a low, mid, and high price estimate so you know the realistic range. Works across 56 categories.
Pokemon card values depend on the card, set, edition, condition, and whether it is graded. Scan any card with Sparrow Collect — the AI identifies the exact card, set, and variant, then shows current market value from eBay, TCGPlayer, and Cardmarket. First edition, shadowless, and holographic cards from early sets command the highest prices. A Base Set Charizard in PSA 10 can be worth thousands, while a common from a recent set might be $0.10.
Yes. Sparrow Collect lets you point your phone camera at any collectible and instantly get AI-powered identification plus a market valuation built from marketplace data. It works across 56 categories including trading cards, Funko Pop, LEGO, vinyl records, watches, sneakers, anime figures, and more. It also supports barcode scanning for sealed products. Every value shows how it was derived (how many market prices, which sources, which market), and the app says so when there is not enough data instead of guessing.
Yes. Sparrow Collect supports 56 categories in one app — from Pokemon cards and Funko Pops to watches, vinyl records, LEGO, anime figures, K-pop, comics, and more. One portfolio dashboard, one inventory, one CSV export for insurance. Instead of juggling TCGPlayer, Pop Price Guide, BrickLink, and Discogs, you can track, scan, and value everything in one place.
Sparrow Collect builds its prices from marketplace listings and catalogue price data, including eBay, TCGplayer, Cardmarket, Discogs, and other marketplace data. Each item receives a low, mid, and high price range calculated by a machine learning model, and the app shows how many market prices the value rests on, which sources, and which market (US, European, or both).
Sparrow Collect is free to download and use. The free tier lets you scan and catalogue your items, see each value with how it was derived, and track profit or loss against what you paid. Sparrow Pro adds 10 purchase mandates, an unlimited watchlist, unlimited Target Hit alerts, deal discovery, set completion for trading-card sets, and advanced analytics.
Sparrow Collect calculates valuations with a machine learning model that works from marketplace listings and catalogue price data (eBay, TCGplayer, Cardmarket, Discogs, and more). Each item receives three price points: a low estimate (10th percentile), median estimate (50th percentile), and high estimate (90th percentile). The app shows how each value was derived: how many market prices it rests on, which sources, and which market (US, European, or both). When there is not enough data to be confident, it says so instead of guessing.
Grade an item if it is valuable and in near-mint or better condition. A PSA 10 trading card can be worth 3-10x a raw copy. The rule of thumb: grade only if the potential value increase exceeds 3x the grading fee. Compare recent prices for raw and graded copies of the same item to do the math before submitting.
You need a detailed inventory with current market values. Sparrow Collect identifies items with AI, keeps their market values current, and exports your full collection as CSV with item names, categories, conditions, and valuations — exactly what insurers need for a scheduled personal property policy or valuable articles floater. For collections over $5,000, a dedicated collectibles insurance policy (around $1-2 per $100/year) is usually the best option.
It depends on the category and market trend. Use Sparrow Collect's portfolio dashboard to see your biggest movers and how current values compare with what you paid. General rules: sell when prices are high due to hype (new movie, anniversary, convention season), hold if the item is still appreciating, and consider selling duplicates to fund grails. The portfolio dashboard highlights your biggest movers so you can spot trends early.
Use Sparrow Collect's portfolio dashboard. It shows your total collection value, what you paid (including tax and shipping) against what it is worth now, and your biggest movers. For items you want to buy, add them to your watchlist with a target price and get notified when the market reaches it. The app pulls from leading marketplace sources so you see real market movement, not just one source. Export your portfolio as CSV anytime for insurance or personal records.
Sparrow Collect differs in four key ways: (1) AI vision identifies collectibles from a photo — no manual search, (2) pricing from leading marketplace sources instead of one, (3) probabilistic price ranges (low, mid, high) via machine learning instead of a single estimate, and (4) 56 categories in one app, whereas most alternatives focus on a single category like cards or Funko. It also includes barcode scanning, a watchlist with target price alerts, chat with other collectors, and CSV export.
Yes, for trading-card sets. When you add cards, Sparrow Collect records structured details like set name and card number. It then automatically computes your completion progress for each set — for example, "Pokemon Base Set: 47/102 (46%)" — without any manual tracking. This works for trading-card sets (Pokemon, Magic, Yu-Gi-Oh, Lorcana, Digimon, One Piece). The set completion view shows you which cards you are still missing.
When you scan an item, Sparrow Collect's AI vision pipeline extracts category-specific structured details alongside the item name and estimated value. For a Pokemon card you get set name, card number, rarity, and holographic status. For a watch you get brand, model name, reference number, movement caliber, and case material. For a Funko Pop you get franchise, figure number, and exclusive tag. For a comic you get publisher, series, and key issue notes. These details are saved to your collection automatically so you can search and filter without manually entering anything, and track set completion for trading-card sets.
Free to download on Android, iPhone coming soon. 56 categories. Prices that show their sources. One app.