Type the casting name or the toy number off the base — or point your camera at any Hot Wheels, Matchbox or diecast model, carded, boxed or loose. Either way you get the exact variant and year, and what collectors are really paying.
The value is in the variant. The same casting can be pocket money or three figures depending on year, colour, wheels and series — so the app is built to tell them apart.
Every identification is cross-checked against the community's official casting release lists — year, series, colour, wheel type and toy number — so the answer is grounded, not guessed.
Treasure Hunts, Super TH spectraflame paint and low-production premium lines are called out with what to check to confirm — before you put it back on the peg.
A live price band from current eBay listings — typical low, median, typical high, outliers trimmed — with one-tap links to sold listings for true value.
No car in hand? Search any casting by name, see the variants, and save them to your wishlist — then tap "Got it!" when you find one on the pegs.
See the full release table for the casting — all years, colours and variants — with your likely match highlighted.
Save every find with its photo and variant. Your collection totals a live value band and syncs to your account across devices.
First Find, Brand Hopper, Treasure Hunter, Super Hunter and more — earned from what you actually collect.
Generate a Top-Trumps-style card of your find or share the full details — variant, value, links — straight to WhatsApp.
Type the casting or the toy number moulded into the base — the fastest route. No idea what it is? One photo is enough; add the base or card back if it's a close call.
Casting, year, series, colour, wheels — ranked candidates when it's ambiguous, never a blind guess.
Live eBay asking band plus sold-listing links, premium lines separated from mainlines.
Save it to your collection, earn badges, share the card to your collector group.
Hot Wheels and Matchbox are strongest — including Treasure Hunts, premium lines and multi-year recolours — and it handles Majorette, Tomica, Corgi, Bburago and other diecast marques too.
Live eBay listings for your exact variant, trimmed of outliers, with the cheapest and priciest current examples linked — plus a one-tap sold-listings search for the truest read.
It says so. You get ranked candidates with what to check on the car to confirm each one, and it asks for a specific extra photo (base, card back) instead of guessing.
Everything in the app today is free: identification, live collector pricing, variant matching, treasure-hunt spotting and the collection tracker. Searching by name or toy number is effectively unlimited (400 a month with a free account). Photo identification runs a much heavier AI model, so it carries a fair-use allowance — 15 a month as a guest, 40 with a free account — which ordinary collecting never comes close to. If we ever add a paid tier for deeper data, the core identification stays free.
Vekkle identifies full-size cars, pulls their MOT & mileage history and live market value — same camera, real metal.