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It is self-hosted software. Accounts and available providers are controlled by the operator of the server you use.
Yes. Catalogs and prices are shared; personal collections are separate. Use separate accounts for separate inventories.
A logical card can have many printings, and owned copies are split further by finish, condition and language. Regional catalogs can represent different markets independently.
No. Interface localization, image display preference, inventory language and OCR script are separate settings.
Text recognition runs locally, but matching and collection changes require a reachable Zukan server. A LAN server can be reachable without public internet, but missing-card lookups and new upstream data need their sources.
The documented pipeline uses OCR text and game-specific matching. It is not a trained illustration-recognition model.
Different printing/finish/source, generic condition/language treatment, quote age and external data coverage can all matter. Check the actual selected edition and source. Manual prices are valuation overrides.
It prices today's holdings with historical quotes. It does not track historical inventory quantities or invested cash.
No. It replaces quantities only for listed variants. Blank notes/manual prices do not clear existing values.
Stock adjustments can be reversed subject to current quantity. Permanent item deletion also removes its transaction history and has no stock-undo recovery.
Check the same server, issuer and account identity. Web and mobile clients must resolve to the same issuer/subject. Matching email is insufficient.
Use Edit my profile to open the configured provider page. The identity provider owns those changes.
If no provider is registered for that game in the documented version, then no. See Supported games and sources for the actual list.
Not necessarily. The worker imports catalogs independently. Check Data sync and worker logs.
The health response can remain reachable with status: ok while also carrying a maintenance object. Inspect that field and the user-facing 503 state.
The project README documents the GHCR package as public. A stale Compose comment mentions private access; it should not be treated as a normal installation requirement.
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Documented baseline: server 0.20.1 / Android 0.11.0. Game data and trademarks belong to their respective owners.
Collectors
- Getting started
- Catalog and card pages
- Managing your collection
- Prices and valuation
- CSV import and export
- Account and preferences
- Android guide
- Supported games and sources
- FAQ
Server administration
- Docker installation
- Configuration reference
- Reverse proxy and HTTPS
- Single sign on
- User administration
- Synchronization
- Data checks
- Images and symbols
- Operations
- Backup and restore
- Updates and migrations
- Troubleshooting
Technical reference