Card scanning and identification
Use the app to scan sports cards and trading cards, then identify the card and see its details on the scan result page.
Ludex is a mobile app for scanning sports cards and trading cards, identifying them, and checking estimated values. It also helps collectors organize cards and prepare eBay listings from scanned card data.
Ludex is a mobile app for scanning sports cards and trading cards, identifying them, and checking price information from a scan result or price report view. The site positions it as a tool for collectors who want to catalog cards, follow values, and move from scanning to listing without re-entering card data.
The product supports major card categories such as baseball, football, basketball, hockey, soccer, VeeFriends, Pokémon, and Magic: The Gathering. Source pages also describe workflow steps for organizing cards into a collection, tracking value, and publishing eBay listings from scanned card details.
Use the app to scan sports cards and trading cards, then identify the card and see its details on the scan result page.
Ludex says it uses machine learning and image recognition to identify card characteristics such as set, year, brand, and parallel type.
View estimated price, last sold price, and sales history in the scan detail and price report views.
After a scan, add cards to your Ludex collection, sort them into binders, and track collection value over time.
Prepare eBay listings from scanned card data, with titles, descriptions, and categories prefilled for review before publishing.
Check hobby trend content and browse cards or players that are trending on eBay according to the site’s hobby trends feature.
Scan individual cards to identify the set, year, brand, and parallel type, then review estimated value and recent sales data before deciding what to do next.
Add scanned cards to a Ludex collection, sort them into binders, and monitor the value of a portfolio as it grows.
Generate an eBay listing from scanned card data so titles, descriptions, and categories are already populated before review and publishing.
Use the hobby trends view to look for players or sets that are moving in the market and compare that context against your own collection.
Start with the free scanning option when you need to check cards without committing to a paid plan right away.
Ludex is designed to work on mobile devices. The source pages instruct users to download the app from the Apple App Store or Google Play Store, then sign up with email, Google, or Apple.
The source says Ludex identifies sports cards and trading cards and supports categories including baseball, football, basketball, hockey, soccer, VeeFriends, Pokémon, and Magic: The Gathering.
After a card is scanned and verified, Ludex can add it to your collection, organize it into binders or collections, and create an eBay listing with prepopulated card data.
Ludex describes its pricing report as using recent market data and multiple data points to estimate a card’s value. The Scan and Price page also shows last sold price and card sales over time.
The source pages indicate a free membership tier and paid membership tiers, but the pricing page itself was not available. The site says the app offers free scans and that no credit card is needed to start scanning.