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About 2,400 of the 6,430 shirts in the catalog have no retail price. RSVLTS did not publish one for older or event-only pieces, and we would rather show nothing than guess. Where a drop is mostly unpriced, the round-up says so instead of showing a range built from a handful of items.

About 2,500 shirts do not have their real size run recorded, so the size picker falls back to a general list. If you own one in a size we do not offer, tell us — that is a real gap and worth reporting, not a mistake on your end.

670 shirts, mostly pre-2021 and from fan archives rather than the store feed. They still show up in search and in your collection; they just sort oddly when you browse by drop.

Ten, at last count. They show a placeholder. If you own one, the “Add a photo of this shirt” button on the shirt's own page is the fastest way to fix it — the catalog's photos are slowly becoming the community's own rather than borrowed.

When RSVLTS publish twice in one day, our matching could pair an article with the wrong post, or attach shirts from the other drop. We review these and correct them; there may be more in six years of archive. If you spot one, report it from Settings → Help and name the article — that is the quickest way to get it fixed.

Point your camera at a shirt and we find it in the catalog. It is built and tested, and this entry moves to Done the day it reaches the App Store.

One codebase already builds both. What is left is store setup rather than app work, so it is a question of when, not whether.

Everything shows in USD today. RSVLTS ship to nine countries in six currencies, so this is a real gap. Prices in this app are informational only — we never handle a payment — so this is about reading them, not paying in them.

Not planned. Shirt Nerds never handles money, sales or trades — those happen directly between collectors, off the app. Adding a messaging layer would make us the middle of deals we deliberately stay out of. Your profile links are how people reach you, which is why we widened them to eleven platforms.

Not built, deliberately. If you signed in with Apple or Google on a different email address you may have ended up with a second, empty account. Merging would mean moving every shirt, photo, set, point and badge between accounts, and getting one row wrong loses something you cannot get back. Instead, Settings → Sign-in methods lets you attach Apple or Google to the account you are already in — do that before you sign in the other way.