SlabIQ Product Roadmap

Rebuilding SlabIQ's card catalog for much larger image libraries, accurate set and variant data, and identification that uses known card data before AI.

Bringing whole sets, checklists and image libraries into the SlabIQ catalog at scale, safely and resumably.

Making sure every Baseball printing is its own correct card, and cleaning up real duplicate cards, without losing anything sellers have linked to them.

Catalog pages count distinct cards, not every printing, and show how many base cards, inserts and parallels a sport or set has.

Showing each release as one checklist, with its insert, autograph and relic checklists grouped inside it instead of scattered as separate sets.

Every card appears once in its checklist, with its parallels and variations grouped under it, even when the source only listed the parallels.

Keeping TCG cards that share a card number but are different printings (base, alt art, Master Ball, Poké Ball) as separate, correct catalog cards.

Korean, Traditional Chinese and Simplified Chinese Pokémon sets are in the SlabIQ catalog, with a language filter and English names where they can be confirmed.

Every catalog card should show its own picture, at good resolution, and never a generic 'no image' file or another printing's photo.

A rebuilt public card database for browsing games, sports, sets and cards, with search, filters and accurate checklists.

Keeping catalog search and large checklists fast as the catalog grows to millions of cards.

TCG catalog cards keep their real names (like Monkey.D.Luffy), the right language, and One Piece crew information.