Use the Live Monitor
See how to share an auction on a computer or use your phone's rear camera, then read one card or the next five.


CompGenies
Real eBay sold comps · Live auctions & collectionsUse the Live Monitor in your browser on a computer or with your phone's rear camera. Read cards as they appear, see their value, then save and manage your whole collection.
Watch the narrated videos for the Live Monitor and Collection manager.
See how to share an auction on a computer or use your phone's rear camera, then read one card or the next five.
Add a card photo, check its details, record your cost, and follow its value and profit.
Pick the tool that fits what you're doing right now. Both use the same real eBay sold comps.
Live MonitorReads the card on your Whatnot, eBay Live, or TikTok Live stream and shows the median sold price, recent sales, and full range before the hammer drops.
Collection trackerUpload photos of your cards. CompGenies names each one, prices it from sold comps, and tracks your portfolio value and P&L with live graphs.
Free trial included — no card needed
On a computer you share the tab your auction is playing in. On a phone you point the rear camera at the stream — or at real cards in front of you. Same reading, same sold prices.
Best for watching a live auction and bidding at the same time. Chrome, Edge, Brave, Arc or Safari.
Best for streams playing on a TV or second screen, and for comping cards in person at a show or shop.
Phones can't record their own screen, so watch the auction on another screen and let the camera read it.
Tap through the walkthrough to see exactly what happens after you add a card — on your phone or on your computer.
On your phone, tap Add card and take a picture of the front of the card. On a computer, drop in a photo you already have. Raw cards and graded slabs both work.
The seller holds the item up, the chat starts hyping, and the price climbs $5 at a time. By the time you've opened a new tab, typed the title into eBay, and switched the filter to Sold Items, the lot is gone — or you've paid 40% over what it's worth.
That's the whole problem. Not a lack of data — eBay has decades of it. A lack of time.
20s
Typical time a lot stays open
3 taps
To search sold comps by hand — if you're fast
40%
Overpay it takes one hyped chat to create
0
Comps most buyers actually check mid-stream
CompGenies does one job and does it fast: turn the item on screen into real sold data.
Hit scan and the median sold price, range, and latest sales land on screen before the bidding heats up.
Watches, sneakers, comics, toys, tools, vintage clothing — if it sold on eBay, CompGenies finds it.
Pro watches the stream for the next lot and pulls fresh comps the moment the item changes.
A hard price range keeps you from chasing a $180 item to $260 because the chat got loud.
Every lot you scanned, saved with the comp data — review what you won and what you dodged.
A small draggable panel you can collapse. No autoplay noise, no bidding on your behalf, ever.
The live overlay, your portfolio dashboard and the per-card comps report — pulled straight from eBay sold listings.

Median sold, low→high range and recent sales for the card on screen.

Market value over time, cost basis, realized and unrealized P&L, biggest movers.

Median comp, spread, sale count and P&L for every card, with the eBay sold link.

Detected item
2018 Panini Prizm Luka Doncic #280 RC · PSA 10
Median sold
$812
Range
$725 – $950
Median sold price
The single number that tells you whether the current bid is a deal.
Recent sales with dates
Because a comp from 2021 is not a comp. Freshness is shown per sale.
Full eBay sold search, one click
Want to dig in? Open the exact filtered search in a new tab.
Upload cards from your phone or desktop. CompGenies names each card, prices it from sold comps, and keeps a running P&L so you always know what your collection is worth.
The same vision engine that reads live streams identifies player, year, set, number, parallel, and grade from a single photo.
Every card is priced against fresh eBay sold comps — median, low, high, and how many sales back it up.
See total cost basis, current market value, realized profit, and your top cards at a glance.
Log purchase price, sale price, and dates so you know exactly what you made — and what you're holding.
247
Cards held
$8,420
Cost basis
$12,180
Market value
$1,340
Realized profit
Portfolio value over time
Placeholder reviews — swap in real testimonials at launch.
"I used to screenshot items and search eBay on my phone while the lot was closing. Now the number is just there."
"Auto mode is the whole product for me. Comps refresh as the seller moves to the next lot and I never lose the stream."
"Paid for itself the first night. I passed on two lots that were going way over comps."
Start with a free trial of everything. Go Pro when you're bidding often enough that unlimited and auto-detect pay for themselves in one lot.
Try everything free, then keep a daily check on the item that matters.
Free forever, no card required
For people bidding every night, not every month.
Billed monthly, cancel anytime
Open the Live Monitor and walk into it knowing what the card is worth.