What “Found” means
When you scan a barcode or enter an ISBN, the most common result is Found — the volume is in our catalog and ready to add.
What you’ll see
A result card slides up from the bottom of the screen showing:
- Cover art
- Title and volume number (e.g. “Chainsaw Man, Vol. 5”)
- Author
- Series
- Publisher
- ISBN
- MSRP (the publisher’s suggested retail price)
- Page count and release date (if we have them)
Adding it to your collection
You have two options:
- Add to Collection — Marks it as a volume you own. This is the default action for most scans.
- Add to Wishlist — Marks it as something you want but don’t own yet. Great for volumes you’re tracking but haven’t bought.
After tapping either, you can also set:
- Condition — Mint, Good, Fair, or Poor. Affects collection value calculations (PRO).
- Quantity — If you somehow ended up with multiple copies.
- Custom value — Override the default MSRP-based value (PRO).
What happens when you add it
The volume:
- Appears immediately in your Library (under Owned or Wishlist depending on your choice).
- Counts toward your collection stats and any relevant achievements.
- Syncs to your account so it’s available on every device you sign in to.
- Gets included in series-level tracking — if it’s part of a series, we’ll show you which volumes you have and which are missing.
Already in your collection?
If you scan a volume you already own, you’ll see a duplicate notice instead of the standard Found card. See Scanning duplicate ISBNs for what to do.
The cover art looks wrong
Sometimes the cover image we show is from a different printing or edition than the one on your shelf — different colors, different art. We try to use the most common edition, but variants exist.
If the cover is significantly off, please contact support and let us know the ISBN — we can update our catalog.
What if the data is wrong?
Same — let us know. We continuously improve catalog accuracy, especially for older or obscure releases.