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Know what it is. Know what it's worth. Keep a record forever. AI-powered identification and valuation in seconds.
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Point your camera at any collectible. Sports cards, coins, comics, antiques — if it's worth keeping, Kept can identify it.
AI returns the item name, year, manufacturer, condition estimate, and category — no typing, no lookups.
Get three estimates: market value, selling price, and insurance value. Plus a plain-English explanation of how we arrived at each number.
Every other app wants you to list and sell. Kept is built for people who want to know what they own — and protect it.
Identify sports cards, coins, comics, vinyl, antiques, stamps, jewelry — not just cards.
CollX and Ludex: cards and TCG onlyOne tap generates a professional PDF ready to share with your attorney or insurance agent.
No competitor offers thisMarket value, selling price, and insurance replacement value — every scan, every item.
Others show one number and call it doneEvery value includes a plain-English explanation of why your item is worth what it is.
CollX and Ludex show numbers with no reasoningNo marketplace, no public collections, no social feed. Your inventory stays yours.
CollX is built around public selling and community feedsWhen the AI isn't confident, it tells you — instead of showing a made-up number.
Other apps guess. Kept asks.AI vision identifies your item from a photo in seconds — cards, coins, comics, vinyl, antiques, and more. No manual entry.
Market value, selling price, insurance value — with a plain-English explanation.
Custom icons, colors, and names. Overview, grid, or list view. Search and sort.
Sign in to back up everything. Access your collection on any device. Free with any account.
Generate a professional PDF of your collection in one tap — ready to share with your estate attorney, insurance agent, or family. No competitor offers this.
Up to 8 photos per item with AI auto-crop. Front, back, and detail shots.
Automatic system-aware theming. Looks great day or night.
Privacy-first, subscription-only. Your data is yours. No tracking, no ads.
Got boxes of cards in the closet? A shelf of coins? Kept turns that mystery stash into a searchable, valued portfolio.
Document a loved one's collection with photos, values, and condition notes. Export a professional PDF for attorneys or insurance.
Document what you own with photos, values, and condition notes, then hand your insurer one PDF.
Starting with sports cards. Expanding to everything.
On the roadmap: real sold-price data (PriceCharting + eBay) and PSA grading data.
iOS prices shown. Web pricing also available at kept-collections.com/pricing.
Kept's values are AI estimates, not appraisals. Accuracy varies by category — strongest on items with clear printed details like cards, coins, stamps, and records; weaker on art and one-of-a-kind antiques. Every value comes with a plain-English explanation, and we publish our test results by category on our Transparency page.
No. You get 10 free scans with no account, no email, no sign-up. Everything saves locally on your device. Create a free account later to enable cloud sync and keep scanning.
Sports cards, trading cards, coins, stamps, comic books, vinyl records, action figures, antiques, memorabilia, art, pottery, jewelry, watches, vintage toys, and more. If it's collectible, Kept can identify it.
Photos go securely to our AI provider (OpenAI) to identify your item. OpenAI doesn't train on them and may keep them up to 30 days for safety monitoring before deleting them. If you sign in, your photos and collection are saved to your private cloud account so they sync across your devices. We never sell data, never show ads, and never track you.
Yes. Export to CSV for spreadsheets, or generate a professional Estate Summary PDF with photos, values, and condition notes — perfect for insurance claims, estate planning, or attorneys.
Absolutely — it's one of our core use cases. Scan a collection, get valuations, export a PDF with everything documented. The three-value system (market, selling, insurance) gives estate attorneys and insurance adjusters exactly what they need.