Your Pokémon collection, inventoried and current

What you own, what’s missing from each set, what it’s all worth, and where each card is: that’s a collection tracker. Everything else is a shoebox.

What a real inventory solves

Duplicates: you stop buying cards you already owned and forgot about.

Gaps: how many cards you’re missing from each set — and exactly which ones.

Value: what your collection is worth, card by card and in total, at reference prices.

Insurance and selling: an uninventoried collection is an impossible claim and a sale that starts from zero.

From shoebox to inventory in an afternoon

The slow part of inventorying was never the volume — it was typing set, number, and variant for every card. The scanner does that from a photo, so the flow becomes: sort by game, scan in batches, confirm. A mid-sized collection goes in over one quiet afternoon.

Every card stores its set, variant, reference price, condition, and whether it’s scan-confirmed or hand-marked. The complete method — supplies, physical order, upkeep — is in the organization guide.

Set progress — the part that hooks you

Each expansion shows how many cards you own and how many are missing. It’s the moment most people discover they’re three cards from closing a set they thought was half done. And since every set has its own page with an estimated completion value, you can decide with numbers whether to finish it.

Ten-plus games, one account

Pokémon, Magic: The Gathering, One Piece, Lorcana, Yu-Gi-Oh!, Dragon Ball, Digimon, and more — each with its own catalog and separate collection. Switch the active game and the scanner, catalog, and progress switch with you. Collecting several games? See the TCG collection app.

Frequently asked questions

What does the free plan include?

Collection, scanner, set progress, several decks, and a daily AI quota. It never expires, asks for no card, and never converts to paid on its own. Paid plans raise decks, AI quota, and stored photos.

Can I record each card’s condition?

Yes — and do it while the card is in your hand. It’s the one field nobody ever comes back to fill in.

What happens to my data if I stop using it?

Your collection stays as you left it. If you cancel a paid plan, whatever exceeds free limits is paused, not deleted.

Does it work without scanning, by searching?

Yes: search any card in the catalog and check it off. The scanner is the fast lane for the physical pile; search is for one-offs.

Does it handle large collections?

That’s what it’s built for. Work in same-set batches and short sessions: half an hour twice a week beats one Saturday marathon that never repeats.