For trading-card sellers who go live

Your next show should know what happened in your last one.

RokeLive helps you build the run, manage the live, capture what happened and carry that history into the next show.

Go live today, better pricing tomorrow.

iOS first Live workflow Seller Memory

Thursday night cards

Run of Show

  1. 1 Pikachu exPrior show · SOLD $22 $24 Sold
  2. 2 Charizard exScarlet & Violet $31 Queued
  3. 3 Lugia VSilver Tempest $35 Shown
  4. 4 Gengar VMAXFusion Strike $60 Rerun

Illustrative product state · Sample item data

The disappearing show problem

The show happens. The useful context disappears.

Sellers prepare across familiar tools, then reconstruct the story from memory when it is time to go live again.

Notes

Talking points and reminders

Screenshots

References saved for later

Price references

Numbers checked before air

Spreadsheets

Lists maintained elsewhere

Memory

What moved and what did not

The tools are not the problem. The show has no connected operational record.

The RokeLive workflow

One show becomes the starting point for the next.

Prepare → Run → Mark outcomes → Recap → Remember → Use it next time

  1. 01

    Prepare

    Build a clear Run of Show with items, asking prices and notes.

  2. 02

    Run

    Keep the current item and what comes next easy to read live.

  3. 03

    Mark

    Capture Sold, Shown, Skipped, Rerun and Highlight outcomes.

  4. 04

    Recap

    Review what was covered and sold while the show is fresh.

  5. 05

    Remember

    Keep prior outcomes, prices and notes with the seller’s history.

  6. 06

    Reuse

    Bring previous-show context into the next round of preparation.

Current process vs RokeLive

From fragments to a connected show record.

RokeLive doesn’t replace where you sell. It keeps the show connected.

Without RokeLive

Every show starts with reconstruction.

  • Notes and screenshots live in different places
  • Prior outcomes are hard to retrieve
  • The next show starts from memory
With RokeLive

The show becomes a record you can use.

  • The run, notes and outcomes stay together
  • Prior-show context remains visible
  • Past shows can seed the next one
Run of Show8 items
Outcome7 sold
RecapComplete

Saved to show history

Inventory differentiation

Your inventory tells you what you have. RokeLive remembers what happened when you tried to sell it.

RokeLive adds the operational context around a live show: how an item was prepared, what happened on air and what the next show should know.

Inventory objectPikachu exScarlet & Violet
$24 ask
PreparedLead with conditionShow note
Last liveSold · $22Outcome recorded
Next showPrior context readyVisible in the run

Seller Memory

Every live leaves a record your next show can use.

Seller Memory keeps previous shows, item outcomes, prices and notes available as useful operational context—not as a separate analytics product.

  • 01 See what happened in a prior show
  • 02 Reuse a previous Run of Show
  • 03 Carry notes and outcomes forward
Show history

Seller Memory

3 completed shows
Thursday night cards8 items · 54m
Reuse show
Weekend singles10 items · 1h 08m
View recap
Collector favorites6 items · 42m
View recap
Item historyPikachu ex

Jul 24 · Sold $22 · “Lead with condition.”

Illustrative product state · Sample show data

Built for sellers who go live

For shows where preparation and follow-through matter.

Purpose-built around the operating rhythm of a live seller.

01

Repeat weekly shows

Reuse a prior run and bring last-show outcomes back into preparation.

History → next run
02

Fast-moving multi-item lives

Keep the current item, next item and outcome marking easy to reach on air.

Run → live → mark
03

Sellers building a repeatable process

Finish with a recap instead of letting useful show context disappear.

Recap → remember

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