Help me break it before everyone else sees it.
Grailry scans a trading card, identifies it, and files it in a vault you can search, sort and value. It works. It is also new, written by one person, and certainly wrong about something — I’d rather you find it than a stranger on launch day.
What I’m actually asking
- Open the app most days across a two-week stretch
- Scan real cards from your own collection and tell me where it’s wrong
- Reply to two or three short check-ins from me
Roughly five minutes a day, plus one longer poke around at the start. Google requires twelve testers active for fourteen continuous days before I’m allowed to release, so the two weeks isn’t me being greedy — it’s the actual rule.
What you get
Founding Collector — a permanent profile badge only beta testers can ever earn, never sold and never re-issued after the beta, plus a one-time grant of 500 gems. It lands automatically once you sign up and scan your first card. You keep it even if you bail on day six with a good bug report.
And a direct line to me. You’re not filing a ticket into a void.
How joining works
- You fill in the form below — takes about thirty seconds.
- I add your address to the tester list by hand, usually the same day. Google closed testing only admits approved accounts, so this step can’t be automated away.
- I email you the install link. You tap Become a tester, then install from Play.
Android only for now — iOS is coming, and there’s no tester requirement on Apple’s side, so there’s nothing for you to join there yet. On an iPhone? Email support@grailry.com and I’ll tell you the day it opens.
Your vault is private by default and you can delete your account and all its data from inside the app. See the Privacy Policy. Card values are market reference estimates from third-party pricing sources, for informational use only — not appraisals or financial advice. Grailry is not a marketplace: no buying, no selling, no commission.