Collectibles · E-commerce

CardCuteCollect

An online store for collectible card games — stocked by an AI intake pipeline, with a native iOS app on the way. A card shop run like software.

A card shop is an inventory problem wearing a storefront.

Every card is its own SKU — set, edition, condition, price — and a shop lives or dies on how fast it can turn a box of new arrivals into listings that are actually live and correct. Do that by hand and you spend your day typing instead of selling.

CardCuteCollect is the storefront side of that: an online store for collectible card games, running on Shopify, stocked by an intake pipeline built for exactly this kind of catalog — that's CCC Intake. The idea is simple: a card should go from "just pulled it out of a box" to "live and for sale" in one pass, not an afternoon.

Storefront and stockroom, built together

What it's built on

Shopify iOS Claude Code Claude Cowork

The bottleneck was never selling — it was listing.

Getting hundreds of near-identical cards catalogued correctly, fast, is the whole game. That's why the store and its intake system were built together instead of bolting a spreadsheet onto Shopify after the fact — the listing pipeline is the product, and the storefront is what it feeds.

Want a store that stocks itself?

CardCuteCollect is one of mine — storefront and intake built as one system. If you've got an operation where getting inventory listed is the real bottleneck, that's the kind of thing I build.

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