Plan this show. Be ready for the next.

Before the stream: build a run you can operate

A useful run of show is more than an inventory list. It puts the exact cards, order, asks, talking points, and physical locations needed for this event in one place.

1. Add the cards you intend to run.
2. Confirm a clear name for every item.
3. Set any seller-entered asking price and talking point you want beside you.
4. Order the lineup.
5. Optionally assign stack or tray positions so the digital order matches your table.

During the stream: record the moment without losing it

RokeLive is a second-screen workflow companion. It does not broadcast your show. Live Mode keeps the current card, the next card, and the saved physical pull position visible while you record one of five factual outcomes: Sold, Shown, Skipped, Rerun, or Highlight.

After the stream: turn the record into Seller Memory

A recap should not be a dead-end report. RokeLive saves the outcome ledger, sold prices you entered, and each physical card's prior-show context. Card Memory keeps that history tied to the card. Next Action Review asks what should happen next, and Build Next Show turns your choices into an editable draft.

What Seller Memory is not

• It is not a market-price feed.
• It does not predict what will sell.
• It does not make causal claims about why an item performed a certain way.
• It does not replace your complete multichannel inventory or accounting system.

Using RokeLive with Whatnot, TikTok Shop, Fanatics Live, or another platform

Because V1 does not require a selling-platform connection, the same workflow can run beside the channel you already use. RokeLive does not automatically import transactions or reconcile orders. You confirm outcomes in the moment, which keeps the record truthful and under your control.

RokeLive is not affiliated with, sponsored by, or endorsed by any marketplace, live-selling platform, or trading-card publisher.

Who this workflow fits

RokeLive is designed for repeat live trading-card sellers who personally handle physical cards and expect to run another show. It is especially useful when Notes, memory, labels, or spreadsheet fragments stop being dependable while the show is moving.