Binder architecture
Design binders exactly like physical pages.
Choose page formats, set up master set binders, and curate layouts before a single card is acquired.
Pick up where you left off, or start something new.
See what the community is collecting.
Grids and search now load WebP thumbnails.
Compare collections and spot trade matches.
Full gallery and market data now available.
Collector-grade digital archive
Build pages like the real thing, track market value down to the card, and share binders with friends — across Pokémon and Riftbound.
Binder architecture
Choose page formats, set up master set binders, and curate layouts before a single card is acquired.
Collection telemetry
Follow market totals, amount paid, completion percentage, traded history, and card-level metadata in one system.
Social & friends
Connect with other collectors, send and accept friend requests, and share specific binders with friends. Coming soon: browse friends’ binders and see what they’ve collected so you can trade, compare, and celebrate together.
Community
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Workflow A
Use Master Set mode when you want pre-filled structure for complete set tracking. This gives you an immediate blueprint for completion goals.
Workflow B
Move through your collection like an instrument panel: filter, select, edit in bulk, and monitor market totals without losing context.
Public binders can be discovered from Home and viewed by other users. You control visibility per binder in settings.
Yes. Cards can be marked as traded with date, traded value, and trade notes for a clear history.
Yes. Quantity controls are available in card details so duplicate ownership is accurately captured.
Create one small binder, add 5-10 cards, then populate metadata (price, date, notes) to set up your long-term tracking baseline.
Profile Photo
Choose a card from search and frame it inside the circle.