How players use Tappr

Document your collection's value for the record

Build an exportable, current inventory of your Magic collection with Tappr — useful for insurance documentation, estate records, or simply having proof of what you own.

What you get

Card-by-card inventory with set and printing detail
Live market value for accurate current documentation
Foil status tracked separately, since it affects value
Exportable records for insurance or personal use
Easy to rescan periodically to keep values current
Practical for collections of any size

A collection is only as documented as its inventory

A valuable Magic collection — whether it holds a handful of high-value rares or a few cards from the Reserved List — is difficult to insure or account for without a clear record of what's in it. Verbal estimates and rough memory don't hold up if you ever need to file a claim or account for the collection's value. Scanning your collection with Tappr creates an actual record: each card identified individually, with its set, printing, and current market value attached.

Keep it current, not just a one-time snapshot

Because Tappr pulls live market pricing, your documented inventory reflects current values rather than a price you looked up once and then forgot to update. That matters for a collection with any real value, since Magic card prices shift with reprints, bans, and format popularity — a card's price today may look very different from a year ago. Rescanning or reviewing periodically keeps your records accurate rather than stale.

Export what you need when you need it

Once your collection is scanned, you have a structured inventory you can reference or export as needed — for an insurance provider, for your own records, or for anyone who needs an accounting of the collection's contents and value. This is especially useful for larger collections where reconstructing an inventory from memory after a loss would be close to impossible.

FAQ

Common questions

01 Can Tappr help me insure my Magic collection?

Tappr builds a documented, itemized inventory with current market values, which is useful supporting material when discussing coverage with an insurance provider — though you should confirm specific requirements with your insurer.

02 How often should I update my inventory?

It's worth rescanning or reviewing periodically, since Magic card prices can move with reprints and format changes — an inventory from a year ago may not reflect current values.

03 Can I export my collection data?

Yes, Tappr is built so your scanned collection can be exported for your own records or to share as documentation.

04 Does this work for a mixed collection of old and new cards?

Yes — Tappr identifies cards across the full range of sets and printings, so a collection spanning decades is not a problem.