Save strong matches without leaving the scan flow
Saved history
PullScope keeps the cards worth returning to
The product becomes more useful when strong hits stay organized. Saved history gives you a place to revisit promising scans, compare cards later, and keep the uncertain ones in view until you decide what to do next.
Return to cards that still need a back-photo check
Keep price context attached to the result that created it
Why history matters
Card research often happens in batches. A collector may scan a binder, pause on close matches, and return later when lighting, back-side details, or manual notes are better. Saved history keeps that work connected to the original result.
What should be saved
The best saved entries are cards with a useful match, visible confidence, and enough context to decide the next action. Low-confidence cards can still be useful when they remind you to rescan, add the back, or compare candidates manually.
What it does not prove
A saved PullScope result is not proof of authenticity, condition grade, or guaranteed sale price. It is a practical record of what the app saw, how confident the result looked, and which card identity was worth reviewing.
A cleaner collector workflow
Collections make PullScope more than a camera moment. Use the scan result to sort possible keepers, separate cards that need another photo, and avoid repeating the same lookup every time you open a binder or trade box.