Gradeornot on your home screen

• One tap from your home screen

  Its own icon, full screen, no address bar.

• Works at a show with no signal

  The grading maths runs on your phone. Pages you have opened still load with no signal, and anything that needs a live price says so.

• Nothing to download or update

  No app store, no account with one, no updates to wait for. It is always the current version, because it is the site.

• Same account, same plan

  Sign in once and Pro comes with you. Nothing about your plan changes when you install.

• No file to open

  Nothing is downloaded and there is no setting to change. Your own browser installs it, over a secure connection, the way it would for any site it trusts.

• No unknown sources warning

  On Android, Chrome has Google build and sign the app for your phone, so it installs cleanly. Downloaded app files are what trigger that warning, and there is none here.

• It can only do what the site can

  No access to your contacts, files or location. The camera opens only when you tap to photograph a card. A centering photo is measured on your phone; a card or slab you scan is sent only to look it up.

• Gone in one tap

  Remove it like any other app. Your account and plan stay on the site.

1. 1Tap Share. In Safari it is on the bar, or behind the ⋯ button on newer iPhones.
2. 2Scroll down and tap Add to Home Screen.
3. 3Tap Add. Gradeornot opens from its own icon, full screen.

Chrome and the other browsers on an iPhone have the same Share button, at the top right.

1. 1Open your browser’s menu, the ⋮ at the top right in Chrome.
2. 2Tap Install app or Add to Home screen.
3. 3Tap Install. It lands with your other apps.

Use Chrome. Open gradeornot.app in Chrome and tap Install in its menu. Chrome has Google package the app for your phone, so it installs cleanly. Some other browsers build their own older style package instead, and Google Play Protect can block that one as an unsafe app. If you see that warning, remove the icon and install again from Chrome.

In Chrome or Edge, click the install icon at the right end of the address bar, or use the Install button at the top of this page. In Safari on a Mac, choose File, then Add to Dock.

Opened from a link inside Instagram, TikTok or another app? Those browsers cannot install anything. Open the page in Safari or Chrome first.

Version 1.1.10

1. 1.1.10The renewal terms right above the pay button and a box to tick agreeing to them, an email when Pro starts saying what it costs, when it renews and how to cancel, and the terms now say who can buy Pro and which law appliesLatest
2. 1.1.09Pro free for your first 7 days, searches that hold up when a whole show hall shares one Wi-Fi, nothing left spinning on a weak signal, card pages that open at once with the prices up top, Check another card under every answer, and Look up in the top bar
3. 1.1.08Card lookup: every card has a page of its own with its live market, what is free and what is Pro said plainly, and whether to grade it asked at the foot for whoever owns one, Browse shows cards as big photos, and players with no cards are left off
4. 1.1.07Search every card as big photos with filters and sorting, a full page for every card with a photo that zooms, the latest sale at every grade and an Is it worth grading button, and the camera inside the search box
5. 1.1.06A search that finds nothing tries again with fewer words and shows the closest cards instead of a dead end, names and sets to tap as you type, a card anybody already looked up comes back instantly, and Browse finds a player typed with a year
6. 1.1.05Eleven new designs, five hoodies and six tees, a piece listed twice on the store shown once, and a piece added on the store shows here within about twenty minutes instead of two hours
7. 1.1.04The strip at the top of the front page opens the whole merch shop, with a hoodie, a tee and a hat from it
8. 1.1.03This list of what each version changed, and the version at the foot of every page
9. 1.1.02Merch read live from the store, a page for every piece with every colour and size, and the shop in the menu, the top bar, the footer and on the front page
10. 1.1.01Merch photos that slide, with the sizes and the fit on every piece
11. 1.0.10The merch shop: every piece from the Gradeornot store, on shelves for hoodies, tees, hats and beanies
12. 1.0.09Glass panels, and a holo finish on everything Pro
13. 1.0.08Real cards straight under the headline on the front page
14. 1.0.07Booth codes, so a partner's QR code takes a little off the first payment, a search that tries again by itself when the card provider is busy, and How it works in plain words
15. 1.0.06A track record across every box you send, private notes on watched cards, a slab watched straight from its cert, half grade slabs priced from their own sales, and everything your account holds in one download
16. 1.0.05The Pro price watchlist, with a target price, what you paid and a Monday email, and card pages with recent sales, the PSA 10 gap and what a card averages at each grade
17. 1.0.04Every card in a set, sixty at a time, in order of price, of rise or A to Z, and a Pro player market from each week of sales
18. 1.0.03The planner splits a submission into boxes under a cost cap, prices that disagree say where each one came from, and saving picks up again when the signal comes back
19. 1.0.02A tracker for the boxes you send, a Monday email when a saved card turns worth grading, Pro lists that follow your account, and Pro that keeps working at a show with no signal
20. 1.0.01The first version: a free check of whether a card is worth grading, every set and player to browse, and Pro's box planner, trade check, card prices and cert lookup