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The software is licensed under AGPL-3.0, and that licence — shipped in the repository as LICENSE — governs the code itself, including its warranty disclaimer. What follows covers using this particular host, {{ host_label }}.

Prices are not advice

Every number this shows comes from an upstream catalogue the host fetched. It is a report of what that catalogue said, at the time it was asked, for a printing the software believed your card to be. It is not an appraisal, not a valuation and not a guarantee that anyone will pay it. Check the card before you sell it: that is what the review queue is for, and it exists precisely because a confident match can still be the wrong printing.

Matching can be wrong

Identification is nearest-neighbour image search. It is good and it is not perfect, and reprints that share artwork are the case it finds hardest. Anything you export is yours to check first. Listing a card at another card's price is a loss the software cannot undo for you.

Nothing here touches a marketplace

Exports are files you download and upload yourself. This holds no API key, no OAuth token and no marketplace credential, and cannot list, reprice, buy or sell anything on your behalf. Your account with a marketplace is governed by that marketplace's terms, not these.

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Your account

Keep your password to yourself; anyone who has it has your inventory. This host is run without a fee and therefore without a service commitment: it may be unavailable, and accounts that are used to attack it or to store things that are not card scans may be closed. Keep your own copy of anything you would mind losing — the export button is right there, and the data is yours.

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No warranty

As set out at length in AGPL-3.0: this is provided as-is, without warranty of any kind, and the people who wrote it are not liable for what it does. That is the deal with software you did not pay for and can read every line of. If it does something wrong, open an issue — that is a fix for everyone, which is more than a refund would be.

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