Changelog

v2026.09.09

Added

• A “How this price was built” breakdown on the card page lists every source behind a headline price with its weight, reliability, and why it was included or left out (Premium and up).
• Cardium now publishes its Content Policy at /legal/content-policy: what you can post, what gets a second look from a person, what is removed outright, and how to appeal a removal.
• If one of your posts is removed under the Content Policy, you are now told which category applied and can contest it once from Settings, under Removed posts. A person on the team reviews every appeal and either restores the post or keeps it down.
• The Privacy Policy is live at /legal/privacy, spelling out what Cardium collects, how AI is used for card identification and content review, who we share data with, and how to request a copy or deletion.
• Cardium has its own Terms of Service at /legal/terms, and creating an account now asks you to accept them.

Changed

• When we can't clear a reliable slab price yet, the raw market reference now stands in — clearly labeled as a raw-card price — on the card page, in your collection values, and in dealer deals, instead of a thin or missing number.
• Retired the legacy UVstocks sign-in path: your Cardium account is now the only way to sign in, and password, email verification, and account recovery all run entirely on Cardium.
• New posts are now reviewed automatically against the Content Policy. Anything the review flags goes to a person on the Cardium team to decide; nothing is removed automatically.

v2026.09.02

Added

• A public roadmap page, linked from the site footer, shows what we're building next in short-, medium-, and long-term horizons, plus what has already shipped from that list.
• Type to filter your collection: a search box on the Slabs, Raw, and Master Sets tabs narrows what you see by card name, set, or collector number, working together with the existing filters.
• Choose how many results load at once: a per-page selector on the collection tabs and master set rosters offers 50, 100, or 200 items, and remembers your choice.
• The card search page gets the same per-page selector as your collection: load 25, 50, or 100 results per fetch, with your choice remembered.
• A new Account settings page brings together your sign-in email, password reset, current plan and renewal date, the billing portal, and plan upgrades; the plan comparison now sits on the home page.

Changed

• The top navigation is simpler: your account, scans meter, Profile, and Log out now live under one account menu, and signed-out visitors get direct Sign in and Register buttons.

Fixed

• Adding a card with a single finish option from search results now records that finish instead of saving the card as "Finish unrecorded".
• Background session renewal no longer makes pages quietly re-fetch their data every few minutes — collection views and filters stay put while you browse.
• Selecting a card in a master set now opens it in place, in the same overlay the collection uses, instead of leaving the set; closing it returns you exactly where you were.
• Search results no longer reset back to the first page while you browse — long result lists stay put, and if the page does reload, your loaded results are restored automatically.

v2026.08.30

Added

• Start a master set straight from a card you own: the card page now offers one-click set tracking — complete the card's set, chase every finish of that card, or follow everything sharing its name — and drops you into the new set with that card already counted.

Changed

• Master sets caught up with the collection view: switch between list and grid, sort the roster by number, name, or value, see missing cards as placeholder slots in the grid, and check the set's owned and full-set value at a glance.
• Public profiles got a richer collection view: browse someone's shared collection as a list or grid, filter it with a search box, and click any shared master set to see its full roster — missing cards shown as placeholder slots.

v2026.08.29

Added

• This changelog — a running history of what changes in every release, newest first. It's always one click away on the version number in the page footer.
• Search results now show what you own: each result row carries per-finish counts of the copies already in your collection.

Changed

• Simplified subscription pricing to whole-dollar plans: Premium $12/month, Professional $100/month, and the new Enterprise plan at $200/month.