Relic Roster
Track, value, and manage your sports memorabilia collection.
What it does
Relic Roster is the AI-powered way to organize your sports memorabilia collection. Snap a photo and AI instantly identifies the item and pulls current market value — no manual entry, no spreadsheets. Track your full collection’s value over time, log authentication and condition details, and see trends at a glance. Whether it’s autographed jerseys, signed balls, or game-used gear, Relic Roster keeps everything organized and valued in real time. Free plan available.
A sports memorabilia collection app for cards, jerseys, autographs and game-used gear. Add items with AI, track what you paid and your estimated value, and keep the records you need for insurance.
Keep your jerseys, autographs, game-used gear, photos and cards in one place. Add items with AI, track what you paid and what you think they're worth, and build the records you need for insurance. For collectors who want their sports memorabilia collection organized, not scattered across spreadsheets and photos. Tracking items across notebooks and spreadsheets leads to lost data, outdated values, and no clear picture of what you actually own. You know your collection is valuable, but purchase prices and value estimates end up scattered across notes, memory, and old spreadsheets instead of living with the item. Jerseys in one app, autographs on paper, cards in another. Nothing lives in one…from relicroster.com
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