Digital trading-card display · In development
Your trading cards.
On display with CardFrame.
Give your favourite card art a place on the shelf, while the originals stay stored. A dedicated frame by UrbanoDX.
€57 fully refundable reservation
447 EUR founders total · 390 EUR at shipping



01 · Try it now
A small showcase.
Made from your card art.
Choose an image, compare the whole card with a crop, then open it fullscreen. This free browser preview works with the screen you already have.
01 / Choose something to display
JPEG, PNG or WebP · up to 10 MB. It stays in this browser and disappears when you close the page.
Try a Pokémon card above or choose your own image.
Browser preview only. It does not scan, identify, value or extend card art. Display proportions illustrate the experience; final hardware specifications are open.
Your art goes here
Choose a Pokémon card or a local imageA screen preview, independent of the proposed enclosure.
About the example Pokémon cards
From Scarlet & Violet—151: Pikachu 173/165, illustrated by Hiroyuki Yamamoto; Bulbasaur 166/165, by Yoriyuki Ikegami; and Charizard ex 199/165, by miki kudo. Card images: nago via PkmnCards. © Pokémon / Nintendo / Creatures / GAME FREAK. Cards are display examples and are not included with CardFrame.
Share anonymous usage counts. Never your pictures, email or a visitor ID. Optional; the preview works either way.
A better image makes a better display. Prepare a card photo or plan a small display set.
02 · Build status ·
See what works.
Follow what comes next.
The browser preview is available today. The dedicated CardFrame hardware is in development.
- Available now
- Private image preview, whole-card fit, crop and fullscreen on a compatible browser.
- Planned hardware
- A portrait display with card capture and collection rotations. The enclosure, camera workflow and production specifications still need documented validation.
- Open decisions
- Recognition coverage, collection imports, screen specifications, shipping destinations and tax/shipping treatment. No specific game database or third-party app integration is promised here.
The images show a design concept. This walkthrough demonstrates the browser tool. Physical prototype footage will be labelled with the hardware and functions actually tested.
What you’ll see: choose Pikachu, compare fit with crop, open the display and find the free updates form. Silent walkthrough with on-screen explanations.
03 · Stay in the loop
Interested?
Start with an update.
Get CardFrame prototype and launch updates when there’s progress to share. Free, with no reservation required.
A signup records your request. It does not reserve hardware, confirm a shipping date or trigger a confirmation email.
04 · Founders edition
Reserve one of 50.
For collectors who want to back the hardware in development. Review the build status and ask us about your destination before reserving.
Ask Urbano about CardFrame →€57
Fully refundable reservation
- 447 EUR founders total
- 390 EUR balance invoiced when ready to ship
- Planned launch price: 597 EUR
- 50 numbered founders units
- Automatic refund if not shipped by June 2027
The earlier target was late 2026; a confirmed dispatch date is not available. Shipping destinations and tax/shipping treatment remain to be confirmed.
Reserve for €57Secure checkout by Stripe. No account required. To request your full reservation refund at any time, reply to your Stripe receipt with “refund”.
What is CardFrame?
A digital trading-card display being developed by UrbanoDX. It is hardware for showing card images, rather than a physical card holder. It is independent of other phone apps using the CardFrame name and of card publishers.
Can I scan or identify a card here?
This page previews an image you choose. It does not identify a card, look up prices or scan through your camera. Card capture and collection management are planned hardware functions; verified demonstrations will be published as development progresses.
What does “fit” or “crop” do?
Fit shows the complete image, with space around it when proportions differ. Crop fills the display and can hide edges, text or artwork. Neither mode changes your original file or generates new artwork.
Can I import my collection app?
The preview accepts individual JPEG, PNG and WebP images. Collection imports and recognition databases are open development work. Check your existing app’s export options with our export checklist; no particular integration is confirmed.
Will I need a subscription?
The browser preview is free. The plan is for standard hardware scanning, imports and display to be included with the frame. Heavier AI modes may become optional paid features; those modes are not demonstrated by this preview.
Does a digital display protect my cards?
Displaying an image lets you keep the original stored away from display lighting. Safe storage and careful handling still matter. See our guide to light, fading and card storage.
Can I change my mind after reserving?
Yes. The 57 EUR reservation is fully refundable at any time. Reply to the Stripe receipt with “refund”. If founders units have not shipped by June 2027, reservations are refunded automatically.
The collector’s reading shelf
Make a better display.
Privacy, update requests and analytics choices
Your images: preview files stay in your browser. They are not sent to our servers, retained or used to train models. The example Pokémon card images are served from this site.
Update requests: UrbanoDX, operated from Poland, stores your email, consent wording/version, request date and form placement in its existing Inbound service for CardFrame prototype and launch updates. This is a saved request, not verified mailbox ownership. No automatic email is sent. To withdraw, correct or delete your information, contact urbano@urbanodx.com. Withdrawal is recorded so repeat form submissions do not silently subscribe you again.
Optional analytics: only after you allow it, we send page, preview, demo and reservation-click counts with a coarse referrer category (such as Google or direct). No card image, email, filename, full referrer, query string or persistent visitor identifier is included. Consent and sound preferences are saved on this device when storage is available. A saved signup also produces a minimal operational count. Hosting providers receive the network information needed to serve the site; temporary IP rate limits protect the signup service. Stripe handles checkout under its own privacy terms.
Optional analytics are off until you choose.
