Built by a collector who wouldn't sort his own boxes.

Conflx started as its builder's own problem: a lot of cards, decks to build, maybe some things to sell — and no willingness to spend evenings categorizing cardboard by hand. Cataloging a collection shouldn't be a second hobby.

That's the reality of a real collection. It isn't a spreadsheet — it's binders, boxes, and decks in a dozen places, and its value moves every night while you sleep. The two easiest questions should not be the two hardest to answer: where is it, and what's it worth?

So the tool asks as little as possible. Point a camera at a card and it's charted: named, priced, and shelved. Ask your collection a question and get an answer, not a filter. And when a card's time comes, selling it shouldn't eat a Saturday.

What we believe

Your cards stay yours. Export everything, any plan, any time. A collection tracker that holds your collection hostage isn't a tool, it's a trap.

The card is the star. Real card faces appear in Conflx exactly as printed, unmodified and credited to their artists. Our job is the instrument around the card, never the card itself.

Quiet software. Conflx should feel like a well-kept binder: everything in its place, nothing shouting. The flashiest thing in the room should be your cards.