The Magic card scanner that finally works properly.
Set, collector number, finish. Scan stacks into binders, look cards up mid-game, and get a whole collection in without typing a word.
Same art, different printings. It knows the difference.
Knowing you own a Lightning Bolt is almost useless. There are dozens of them and they are not worth the same. Sparkheim looks at more of the card than the art, which is what lets it tell two printings apart when the picture on them is the same.
Set, number, finish
Prices and collection totals come in right, with nothing to correct.
Foils come in as foils
Marked and priced as foils, with nothing to toggle.
Any language
The language is saved with the card, and the set code and collector number identify it even when the text cannot be read.
Cards facing the other way
Point it at a card that is upside down to you and it still reads, so you can check an opponent's commander without leaving your seat.
Four scanners in one.
Stacks into binders
Counts, finishes and prices land as you go, a card at a time, without stopping to type.
A zone you set
Lock the spot and stop hunting for edges. It reads whatever lands inside it, even borderless full-art cards.
Point it at a card, read the card
Never touches your collection. Aim, wait a beat, and the whole card opens: rules text, printings and prices.
It reads the card out loud
Name, cost, type and abilities, spoken in the card's own language. Say "Hey Siri, read a card" and it opens listening.
Meet Heimdall. The scan tower you print at home.
Named for the watchman who sees everything pass. Your phone lands on the tower, cards slide down the ramp, and the count climbs.
Locked with a spark
Slides to the height you want and locks with a key shaped like the Sparkheim spark. Fits any phone.
One you can reach into
Cards land in a removable magnetic tray with an open side for your fingers.
Tilted for faster feeding
Every card slides into the same spot on its own. Quicker scans, fewer rescans.
Its own scanner mode
Heimdall mode locks onto the landing spot, so even borderless full-art cards scan clean.
Scan as many cards as you want, no account needed.
Most card scanners give you a handful of free scans and then ask for a subscription, an account, or both. Sparkheim's scanner is simply part of the free app.
Scan a card or a shoebox
No daily cap, no monthly quota, no paid unlock.
The database lives on your phone
Recognition never touches the network. A prerelease with no signal works like home.
No sign-up, no login
Your collection stays on your device.
No AI features
No chatbot, nothing generated, and nothing you scan is uploaded or used to train anything. Recognition is image matching.