Your Yu-Gi-Oh! collection, under control

Twenty-five years of sets, rarities, and reprints. Nobody remembers what they own in Yu-Gi-Oh!; the ones who know have it inventoried.

Yu-Gi-Oh!’s specific problem

The same card can exist in a dozen sets at different rarities — common, rare, super, ultra, secret, ghost — and the price changes completely between them. Identifying by hand means reading each copy’s set code. With the scanner it’s one photo: card, set, and rarity identified, reference price attached, into your collection.

What the inventory gives you

Copies counted per printing and rarity — in Yu-Gi-Oh!, the only count that matters.

Total collection value at EUR references.

Per-set progress and what’s missing from the ones you care about.

Deck groundwork: you know what you own before buying extras.

From the closet to the deck

With the collection in, deck building stops starting with "do I even own three of these?". The builder works on the catalog and the deck AI suggests cards that exist, in your language. Everything about the game, on the Yu-Gi-Oh! page.

Frequently asked questions

Does it tell rarities and reprints apart?

Yes: the scanner proposes the specific printing and rarity and you confirm. In Yu-Gi-Oh! that distinction is the difference between cents and serious money.

Does it cover old cards?

The catalog covers the game’s expansions, classic to current. The early years are exactly where inventories surprise people.

Does it work with non-English cards?

Yes — scan the card as you have it and confirm the proposal.

What does it cost?

The free plan includes scanner, collection, and prices, no expiry, no card. Paid plans raise stored photos, decks, and AI quota.

Can I track my other collections too?

Yes: Pokémon, Magic, One Piece, and more, each separate in the same account.