How to use Too Many Comics

The user guide, one job at a time. Each guide is its own page: plain steps, in order, with the reasons attached. Pick the thing you are trying to do.

Start here Scanning your first box Two capture modes, spoken comments, and the review that makes every record right. The first pass Ballpark values An approximate value on every book, honest about its date, pointing at the ones worth a closer look. The desk pass The Admin Review The whole inventory on a big screen: fix records, set prices, override grades, sync it back. The close look Advanced Grading Eight photos, sixteen checks, and an honest grade with the evidence drawn on. The labels Barcoding your books Print the labels every book already has, and the collection becomes scannable in seconds. The truth Keeping your inventory accurate Audit Box and the issues list: a re-inventory that takes minutes, not a weekend. The buy decision Evaluating a stack Scan books you don't own yet, see what you have and what the market says, then buy or walk away. Letting books go Selling and exporting From For Sale to eBay draft to sold, with the P&L kept honest. The storefront The Browser Kiosk A searchable page of your collection: a portable store at shows, a big-screen browse at home. The morning sweep Hot Books Comic news matched to your own boxes, on your own phone. Keeping it safe Sharing, backup, and restore Send books to another collector, back up everything, restore anywhere. The meter Credits and the weekly allowance What spends credits, what never does, and where every credit went.