Name your card. Name your price.
Same watchlist on both — sign in with Discord and your /watch list comes with you. Or use the bot in any community that already runs HoloHawk — see which ones.
A DM, seconds after it surfaces.
Set a watch once and forget it. When a listing matches your price, the scanner sends you the same evidence the public feed gets — the anchor it was priced against, how far under it sits, and a link straight to the listing. Each listing alerts once, ever, so a watch never becomes noise.
The evidence ladder, in Discord.
The same three sources behind the deal feed — HoloHawk's own market read, PriceCharting and PulseTCG — with the same rule: a source with no reading for that card stays visible and says so rather than quietly disappearing. Type part of a name and autocomplete finds the exact variant — set number or nickname, both work.
Both buttons open eBay UK filtered to that exact product, so you are not sifting a search page for the right variant. Sold prices are one tap away, which is usually the number that settles an argument.
See the same evidence on the feed →Five commands. That's the whole bot.
Every /watch command also works in the bot's own DM, so nothing you set is visible to anyone else in the server.
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No permissions. No gateway.
HoloHawk asks for slash commands and nothing else — it cannot read your messages, cannot see your channels, and holds no moderator powers. Add it to your own server, or use it inside any community that already runs HoloHawk.