You're watching Whatnot on your phone. PriceHUD reads the card on the stream, prices the exact printing, and puts your walk-away price in the Dynamic Island before the hammer. No computer. No screenshot. No second screen.
None of them had the number. Auctions run on three-second timers and the comps live on another screen.
There are 57 printings of Snorlax. Live auctions move on 3-second timers, and the only difference between a bulk card and a payday is a set symbol smaller than your thumbnail.
Nobody can hold that lookup in their head, and the card is gone before you can type its name. PriceHUD does the lookup on the stream, on the phone you're already holding.
No typing card names with eight seconds left. No second screen.
Tap Start in PriceHUD, open Whatnot, and watch the way you always do. The HUD rides along in the Dynamic Island.
Set, collector number, variant, matched by the artwork itself. The price appears over the stream as each card comes up. When two printings look alike it says so, '2 printings? $12 to $210', instead of guessing expensive.
MAX BID is the number you stop at, with Whatnot shipping and resale fees already inside it. Ungraded and the graded ladder sit beside it, and green, amber or red says the call, not just the dollar.
Every feature ships in public on TikTok: real streams, real reads, real misses. The app you install is the one you watched get made.
No. Every other live-auction price tool runs on a desktop or in Chrome, next to the phone you actually bid from. PriceHUD runs on that phone.
In waves, through TestFlight, in the order people joined this list. Free while in beta, and your list position decides which wave you land in.
An iPhone. The Dynamic Island HUD needs a Pro model; the one-press read from the Action Button, Back Tap or a Shortcut works on any iPhone.
Whatnot today. eBay Live is next, and it goes on this page the night it works.
Pokémon TCG first: 30,000+ English printings plus Japanese sets, priced daily from real sales. More card games after launch.
PriceHUD reads pixels on your own screen, the stream you are already watching. It never touches Whatnot's app, your account or any API, never bids, and never automates anything.
Join the waitlist for the next TestFlight wave. Invites go out in the order people joined.