Help me figure out what to add in these last 2 spaces
I tried lileep and mesprit (shown in 2nd pic) but they seem a bit out of place.
u/6bigAnt9 — 2 months ago
Some binder inspiration layouts i created
u/6bigAnt9 — 2 months ago
How risky is copyright for a trading card portfolio display/tracker?
Hey everyone,
I’m currently building a trading card display/tracker app for trading card games (Pokémon, One Piece, DBZ, etc.). I’m using free community APIs to pull card data, prices, and card artwork.
I want to make sure I’m not running headfirst into a brick wall with App Store Guideline 5.2 (Intellectual Property) or automated Google Play take downs.
This is how I plan on structuring the core functionalities to minimize risk.
- 100% Private Data: No data (binders, pages, portfolio metrics) is shared between users. A user can only see their own data. (I originally wanted a public feed to share binders, but scrapped it entirely due to copyright concerns).
- User-Uploaded Assets: There are user-uploaded cover images, and the grid layouts use user-uploaded backgrounds. These are saved to storage but are strictly isolated per user account. No official or unofficial background images are available in the app for users to use.
- Grid Layout Pages: Users choose a TCG category and arrange their cards in a grid layout. The card images are rendered directly via the external API URLs (not hosted or cached on my own buckets).
- App Store Assets: I won't use copyrighted card images or other art in my store screenshots. [though i have seen other apps (Collectr & pricecharting) using pokemon card images in their store screenshots ]
The app will have subscriptions which will increase limits like unlimited no of displays allowed to be created, get more insights in portfolio section etc.
u/6bigAnt9 — 2 months ago
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How risky is copyright for a private TCG portfolio display/tracker?
Hey everyone,
I’m currently building a trading card portfolio display/tracker and digital binder app for trading card games (Pokémon, One Piece, DBZ, etc.). I’m using free community APIs (like pokemontcg.io) to pull card data, prices, and card artwork.
Before I get too deep into refining the UI and planning production, I want to make sure I’m not running headfirst into a brick wall with App Store Guideline 5.2 (Intellectual Property) or automated Google Play take downs.
This is how I plan on structuring the core functionalities to minimize risk.
- 100% Private Data: No data (binders, pages, portfolio metrics) is shared between users. A user can only see their own data. (I originally wanted a public feed to share binders, but scrapped it entirely due to copyright concerns).
- User-Uploaded Assets: Binders use user-uploaded cover images, and the binder grid layouts use user-uploaded backgrounds. These are saved to storage but are strictly isolated per user account. No official or unofficial background images are available in the app for users to use.
- Grid Layout Pages: Users choose a TCG category and arrange their cards in a grid layout. The card images are rendered directly via the external API URLs (not hosted or cached on my own buckets).
- Portfolio Tracker: Tracks total collection and binder values using real-time market data from the free APIs.
- App Store Assets: I won't use copyrighted card images or other art in my store screenshots. [though i have seen other apps (Collectr & pricecharting) using pokemon card images in their store screenshots ]
The app will have subscriptions which will increase limits like unlimited no of binders allowed to be created, get more insights in portfolio etc.
u/6bigAnt9 — 2 months ago