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Scan your One Piece cards, get listing-ready data instantly

Upload a photo of one card or an entire page. NeoSatoshi's AI identifies each One Piece card and gives you the data you need to list and sell.

Not just a card identifier, a seller tool

Most card scanners just tell you the name. NeoSatoshi gives you everything you need to actually sell the One Piece card.

Multi-card scanning

Photograph an entire page of cards and NeoSatoshi detects every card in the image. No need to scan cards one at a time.

Seller-focused output

Get card name, set, number, color, card type, rarity, and market prices. Not just a card name.

Review and correct

If the AI suggests the wrong match for an edge case, you see alternatives and can correct with one click before exporting.

Straight to listing

Detection results flow directly into the listing workflow. No copy-pasting between apps. Scan, review, price, export.

Best fit for this workflow

This page is for sellers whose first problem is identification speed and match quality before pricing or marketplace export.

Fit 1

You start with raw photos and unknown cards

Use this page if your first step is figuring out what is in a page, lot, or batch of singles before you decide how to list them.

Fit 2

You need fast review and correction

This page fits workflows where detection quality and quick edge-case correction matter more than marketplace publishing settings.

Fit 3

You want seller-grade output, not collector trivia

Choose this page when you need set, number, color, type, and market context that can feed a sales workflow, not just a card name.

1

AI matches every card in the image

Upload a page of cards and see each card identified with name, set, number, confidence score, and market prices in a sortable table.

AI matches every card in the image
2

Search and correct with one click

If a card needs correction, search by name and pick the right match. The card preview updates instantly so you can verify before moving on.

Search and correct with one click

From photo to identified cards

The scanner is the first step in NeoSatoshi's end-to-end listing workflow.
1

Take a photo

Use your phone or camera to photograph individual cards or full pages. Good lighting helps, avoid glare and reflections.

2

AI detection

NeoSatoshi analyzes the image and matches each card against the database. You get set, number, color, type, and market prices.

3

Review matches

Confirm the matches or pick from alternatives. Once confirmed, your cards are ready for pricing and export.

Scanner questions

Which languages does the scanner support?
NeoSatoshi recognizes English and Japanese One Piece Card Game cards, and shows each card in its own language with the matching artwork. More languages follow as data becomes available.
Can I scan alternate-art or parallel cards?
Yes. The scanner detects the card along with its printing where data is available, including alternate art and parallel versions.
How many cards can I scan per photo?
A full page of cards works well. You can also scan individual cards. The system handles multiple cards per image automatically.
Is the scanner free?
Yes, you get free daily card scans. Paid plans include significantly more monthly scans for high-volume sellers.

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Scan your One Piece cards, get listing-ready data instantly

Upload a photo of one card or an entire page. NeoSatoshi's AI identifies each One Piece card and gives you the data you need to list and sell.

NeoSatoshi

AI card detection for sellers. Speed up your listing workflow. Save hours every week.

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