As sports cards and TCGs like Pokémon and Magic: The Gathering become investments, more collections end up graded, vaulted, and out of sight. Card Gallery lets you enjoy and show off your cards wherever they're stored. Turn slab scans into a museum-style digital gallery with custom frames and lighting, different view modes, even ambient sound. Cast to a compatible TV or screen with CardCast™, and share a gallery link anyone can open in a browser. Available for iPhone.
Hey Product Hunt! I’m Mitch, the maker of Card Gallery.
The idea started with a simple question I couldn't get out of my head: How do you enjoy and show off your cards when they’re sitting in a vault or locked away in a box?
With so much attention on grading and investing in sports cards and TCGs, some incredible collections end up stored away. I wanted to give collectors a way to see those cards every day, even if they don’t have the physical slabs at home.
Card Gallery is an iPhone app that turns graded sports cards, Pokémon, Magic: The Gathering, and other TCGs into a digital gallery. You can import slab scans, choose a view mode, create a frame, and display your collection on a compatible TV or screen with airplay or chromecast. You can also share a gallery link that anyone can open in a browser without installing the app.
I have no direct competitor to compare against. Every sports card mobile app is tied to gambling, or scanning for card quality and value.
I'd love feedback on the casting side of this. I don’t know how many collectors have thought about putting their cards on the big screen, but I like the idea of a favorite card becoming part of a room or card shop showcase, instead of sitting unseen in storage.
If you collect, how do you display your cards today? Would a gallery on your TV be something you’d use for graded, mainly PSA cards? I’d love to hear what would make it worthwhile for you. This is an MVP in my eyes, and something I've been building from 5-9, after my 9-5 in SAAS.