[SnapCard] Add web version for bulk uploads

I've been into sports cards for a few years now, and honestly one of the biggest headaches is just figuring out what you have. I inherited a bunch of cards from my uncle last year — baseball, basketball, some football — and I had no idea where to even start. Tried manually looking stuff up on eBay, but searching "1989 Upper Deck Ken Griffey Jr" takes forever and you still don't know if you're looking at the right card. There are a million variations. Then I found SnapCard. It's free on the App Store, and honestly it's been way more useful than I expected. What works: - Fast identification. You just point your phone at the card and it figures out the player, year, set, and all that. Whole thing takes like 3 seconds. - Real pricing. It pulls sold data from eBay and auction houses, not just asking prices. Huge difference. A card listed at $200 might actually sell for $100. - Pokemon support. I didn't expect this, but my nephew has a pile of Pokemon cards and the app handles those too. Same scanning, same pricing. Convenient. - Grading estimates. It gives you a rough idea of what your card might grade. PSA wants $30+ per card and months of waiting. This tells you if it's worth submitting before you spend the money. What doesn't: - Vintage cards from the 60s and earlier can be spotty on recognition - No web version for bulk uploads (would be nice) The grading estimate thing is what sold me. I had a card that looked clean to me, but the app said it would probably come back a PSA 7. Sent it in anyway, got a PSA 7 back. Saved $30 on a card that wasn't worth grading. If you've got a stack of cards sitting around, it's worth 5 seconds to scan them. Most will be worth almost nothing, but you might find something. I found a 1996 Metal Universe Jordan in my uncle's stack that sold for $340. Free on the App Store: [https://apps.apple.com/us/app/snapcard-sports-card-scanner/id6757433755](https://apps.apple.com/us/app/snapcard-sports-card-scanner/id6757433755)