Evidence over instinct.
Real market pricing is the foundation. Useful answers need more than confidence; they need something to stand on.
Precise, data-backed software for people who want a straight answer. Built with focus. Grounded in the real world.
Epsilon Labs is a one-person software studio building things worth trusting. No bloated feature lists. No vague AI promises. Just tools that do one job well, backed by real data.
Scan a trading card or paste an eBay listing. CardVerdict brings pricing and condition into focus, with a clear Buy, Fair, or Pass verdict to help collectors make a more informed call.
Currently in development. Follow the workbench below for testing and release-readiness updates.
From signals to a verdictIllustrative
TCGplayer pricing
eBay listing data
Condition analysis
Counterfeit indicators
A clearer call before you buy.
A few principles that shape every product decision.
Real market pricing is the foundation. Useful answers need more than confidence; they need something to stand on.
One founder, one focus. Build the useful thing, refine the details, and leave the feature bloat behind.
Respect for your data is a design commitment. We aim to collect only what serves the product, not build profiles on you.
CardVerdict is our sole focus right now. Here is where the work stands.
The Capacitor-based native build is being prepared for device testing. Reliable Xcode device detection remains the current blocker.
Developer API access is approved under Epsilon Labs. Integrating listing data into verdicts is underway.
The first TestFlight build is awaiting full App Store Connect activation.
Real edge cases, including a confirmed counterfeit Mew ex, continue to inform the verdict logic.
A look at the fixes and features shaping CardVerdict.
Replaced a sandbox-only storage call that failed silently in the browser with real local storage.
More room for scanning at the card table. Less space spent on the app's hero header.
Tuned against a real counterfeit: a fake Mew ex from Paldean Fates.
Added RevenueCat billing, a Capacitor-wrapped iOS build, and a Google Sheets dashboard for feedback.
Feedback, a question, or just a hello. We're listening.