v1.9.0

Most collection trackers stop being useful the moment a buyer sits down opposite you. This one doesn't.

New

🤝 Active Sell — Negotiate a whole sale list at once, with the buyer in front of you. Until now, selling a stack of Pokémon cards in person meant editing rows one at a time and doing percentages in your head. Active Sell runs the negotiation over the list itself: you each say what a card is worth to you, you agree a rate for the lot — or just shake on a round number — and Scryda works out every card's price and logs the sale.

It's built around how card buyers actually talk. Your value and the buyer's value are two opinions about the same card, and the ratio between them is not a number anyone quotes; the rate is the number everyone means when they talk percentages, and it lands once, on the total, at the end. Buyers quote 40–70% and settle whole lots with "I'll do 65% for the box" — so that's what the screen shows. Lock any row you've already agreed and a new final price redistributes around it. Every per-card payout adds back up to the exact figure you shook hands on, to the cent.
💱 Settle in your own currency — Pick the currency you're being paid in and Scryda converts as the negotiation goes. Rates are cached, so it keeps working at a card show with no signal.
🔨 Live eBay auctions on graded cards — A graded lookup now shows what's actually listed on eBay right now for that exact card and grade, so you can see the real asking prices next to the estimate instead of guessing. Active listings only.
📈 A portfolio chart with real ranges — The collection value chart was stuck on a fixed three-month window. Now it's a week, a month, a quarter, a year, or everything you've ever tracked.

Improvements

Scanning commits more often — The scanner used to fall back to a candidate list whenever no single card ran away with the match, even when one was clearly ahead. A card scoring well with the runner-up far behind is a decisive win, and it's now treated as one. Measured against real scans, this resolves about one in seventeen list-producing scans directly — and in every one of those, the card it picks is the card people were choosing anyway. Genuinely ambiguous scans still show you the list, because those are the ones where your eyes beat any score.
A faster start and a lighter app — The icon set is imported family by family now, so the bundle stops carrying icon fonts no screen ever draws. Trends loads its data in one pass rather than four, and card pickers no longer re-scan your entire collection every time one opens.

Fixes

Signing in with Google or Apple finds your existing account. This is the one to know about. If you'd verified your email with a password sign-in and then tried Google or Apple, Scryda didn't recognise you as the same person and stopped you at the door. The verification signal was being dropped before it ever reached the check. It works now.
Reminders stop repeating themselves. A set release, a completion nudge and your weekly digest could all mention the same set in one evening. They now share one record of what's already been said.
Notification switches show their real setting the moment the screen opens, instead of appearing off and flicking on a heartbeat later.
A change that couldn't sync no longer blocks the ones behind it. Editing a card on one device after deleting it on another used to jam the queue and stall every later change indefinitely.
Your week isn't counted twice. The "while you were away" card and the weekly recap could both report the same stretch with slightly different numbers.

Happy collecting!