Card Shelf Flip Scanner

WHAT IT DOES: You upload one or more photos of a Walmart trading-card shelf. The skill identifies every sealed product it can see — Pokémon, baseball, Yu-Gi-Oh, and other trading card games — looks up what each one recently sold for on eBay, and ranks them by estimated profit after fees, shipping, and tax. WHAT YOU GET: A short ranked table you can read at a glance in the aisle — the item, Walmart's price, recent sold price, estimated net profit, and margin. Every item is tagged with which photo it appears in so you can find it on the shelf. Items below a $10 profit bar or with shaky data get flagged, never hidden. WHO IT'S FOR: Resellers who hunt trading cards at Walmart and want to know in seconds what's worth grabbing. WHAT IT COSTS: $500 one-time. You pay once, it's yours. WHAT YOU NEED: An AI app that runs skills, and a phone camera. No accounts, no logins, no extra tools. WHAT IT DOES NOT DO: It never buys anything for you. It never trusts Walmart's shelf tags (they're often wrong) — it tells you how to verify the real price with a barcode scan. Sold prices move with the market, so treat every number as an estimate.