Frequently asked questions about Riply

Riply supports six trading card games in one collection: Pokémon, Magic: The Gathering, One Piece, Disney Lorcana, Riftbound and Yu-Gi-Oh!. You can scan and track cards from every supported game side by side, so a mixed collection lives in a single portfolio instead of a separate app or spreadsheet for each game.

Point your iPhone camera at a card and Riply identifies it instantly, recognising the name, set, collector number and rarity, then matching the exact printing. If a card is sleeved, damaged or hard to capture, you can search manually by name or set instead. Verify the set and variant before saving it to your collection.

Card values are pulled from trusted marketplaces and updated continuously, so the price you see reflects real, current market activity rather than a fixed guess. Each card shows 90-day history, recent lows and highs, and raw-versus-graded comparisons where data exists. Values are estimates, not guaranteed sale prices — condition, edition and demand still matter.

Yes. Riply is free to download and start scanning, with no purchase required to identify cards and see their market value. An optional Pro subscription unlocks unlimited scans, price alerts and full portfolio analytics for collectors who want the complete toolkit. You can explore the core features first, then decide whether to upgrade.

Your collection is tied to your Riply account and stays associated with it rather than shared publicly. For the current specifics on exactly what data is collected, how it is stored and the choices you have, see Riply's privacy policy, which is kept up to date with the app's actual data practices.

Yes. Riply is designed to identify the specific set and variant of a card, including holo, reverse holo, 1st Edition, promos and other special printings when those versions exist in its catalogue. Because the variant changes value significantly, always confirm the matched printing against the physical card before saving or valuing it.

Yes. Where graded market data is available, Riply compares raw card values against PSA-graded prices, so you can see roughly what a card is worth ungraded versus in a graded holder. This helps you judge whether paying to grade a card is likely to be worthwhile before you send it off.

Yes. Pokémon, Magic: The Gathering, One Piece, Lorcana, Riftbound and Yu-Gi-Oh! cards can all live in the same collection portfolio. Riply totals their combined market value in one place, so multi-game collectors don't need a separate tracker or spreadsheet for each game they play, collect or invest in.

Yes. Each card's detail view includes its current market value plus a historical price chart, so you can see how the card has moved over the past 90 days and spot trends. Seeing the trajectory — not just today's number — helps you decide when to buy, hold, sell or grade.

Yes. Riply can notify you when a card moves significantly or reaches a price you set, so you don't have to check values manually. Price alerts are part of the Pro toolkit and are useful for timing a sale or purchase on cards you're actively watching in your collection.

Riply is currently available only on iPhone, and the App Store listing requires iOS 16.0 or later. There is no Android version yet. If you're on Android, you'll need an iPhone or iPad running a supported iOS version to scan and track cards with Riply today.

Yes. When a camera scan isn't convenient — a sleeved, damaged or hard-to-frame card — you can search Riply by card name or set instead. Manual search adds the same card to your collection with its market value and history, so you're never blocked when the camera can't get a clean read.

No — a scan identifies the card and its variant, but it does not grade physical condition. Centering, corners, edges and surface still need human inspection under good light. Check those factors yourself before assigning a condition, estimating value or deciding whether a card is worth sending off to be professionally graded.

No. The market values Riply shows are estimates based on available marketplace data, not guaranteed sale prices. A card's actual selling price can vary with its condition, language, edition, current buyer demand, marketplace fees and timing. Treat the figure as a well-informed reference point, then price your own listing accordingly.

Riply is published by Scoutli Teknoloji ve Yazılım Anonim Şirketi, the company identified as the seller on Riply's App Store listing. Product questions, data requests and partnership enquiries can be sent to team@scoutli.co or through the contact page on this site.