Pristine Card Co — Feedback Session 1

Stamped & Promo Cards

Partial

The Request

Stamped and promo cards (e.g., Charizard promo) weren't appearing in search results. Users expected to find these special variants easily.

What We Found

Promo cards work! All promo sets have "Promos" in their set name (e.g., "SWSH Black Star Promos"), so searching "Charizard Promo" returns 22 results. Stamped cards are physical print variants not tracked in our data source - use "Add Card Manually" as a workaround.

Promo card search showing results from Black Star Promos sets

Japanese Exclusives

Workaround

The Request

Japanese-exclusive cards like Yu Nagaba Pikachu promos don't appear in search because our data source only contains English cards.

What We Built

"Add Card Manually" button appears in empty search state. Card category includes language selector (JP, EN, KO, ZH, FR, DE, ES, IT, PT). Search query pre-fills the card name for convenience.

Empty search state with Add Card Manually button

What's Next

Roadmap

Phase 1 Core MVP Complete

Foundation features for inventory management. Category selector, quantity field, inventory tab, and manual entry for cards not in database.

Category Selector Quantity Field Inventory Tab Manual Entry Photo Upload

Phase 2 Search Quality Complete

Improved search capabilities with subtypes indexing, logo redesign, and Japanese card workarounds.

Logo Redesign Subtypes Index Japanese Cards Workaround Default Conditions

Phase 3 Data Quality

Enhanced data capabilities including market pricing, print variants, and expanded search.

Market Price + 30-day Trend 1st Edition/Shadowless Data Stamped Card Data Japanese Card Source

Future Growth Features

Advanced features and expansion to new card games.

PSA AI Composite Images MTG Support (Scryfall) Yu-Gi-Oh Support One Piece Support

Follow-Up & Next Steps

Questions for discussion and action items

Discussion Point 1

Where Should You Manage Inventory?

The new Inventory tab in the admin app provides a simple list view of your inventory with search and filters. However, Airtable offers a more powerful experience for managing data at scale — sorting, grouping, kanban views, bulk editing, and custom views.

The question is: which screen do you want to use day-to-day?

Recommendation: Use Airtable as your primary inventory management interface. The admin app is optimized for intake (adding new cards quickly), while Airtable excels at management (reviewing, editing, organizing).

Please review both interfaces and share your thoughts on how you'd like to manage inventory going forward. Consider what actions you do most frequently and which interface makes them easier.

Discussion Point 2