Pokémon collection platform

Your Pokémon collection.
Scanned, organised and always with you.

Scan cards on Android, organise your entire collection, build digital binders, track what you're missing and access your collection wherever you are. Website Beta currently focuses on English and Japanese card catalogues, collection management, and digital binders - including National Pokédex tracking.

Scan on Android, then manage your collection from Android or the web. Website Beta is live for accepted applicants: same CardScanR account, same collection.

From scan to share

CardScanR is one platform. Android is the best scanning interface. Web is available through Website Beta to manage, organise and share.

  1. ScanPoint the camera at a card on Android.
  2. IdentifyConfirm the match before you save.
  3. CollectTrack quantities, condition and favourites.
  4. OrganiseBuild digital binders and set progress.
  5. TrackSee unique cards, totals, binders and missing slots.
  6. ShareCreate unlisted read-only links for a collection or binder (Beta).

Built for serious collectors

Real CardScanR product UI: not stock photos. Labels show what is available now versus coming soon.

CardScanR Android scanner focusing on a Pokémon card collector number

Scan & identify

Fast camera scanning on Android with recognition and manual correction when you need it. Web scanning is not part of the current release: on web you add cards manually from the catalogue.

  • Single-card camera workflow
  • Review match confidence before saving
  • Manual correction when recognition needs help
Android Available now
CardScanR collection screen showing owned cards and quantities

Your collection

Keep owned cards, quantities, condition, favourites and collection totals together: on your device today, and in the CardScanR web companion as cloud sync becomes available.

  • Owned cards with quantities and condition
  • Favourites and recent cards
  • Collection totals at a glance (unique cards, copies, binders)
  • Live market valuation arrives later in Beta - not shown yet on web
Android Web companion Available now Web read/write expanding
CardScanR digital binder pages with cards arranged in slots

Digital binders that feel like pages

Arrange set masters and custom layouts with missing slots you can see. On a desk monitor, binders become the centre of how you organise: not a cramped phone grid.

  • Set completion and custom binders
  • Missing slots and visual binder pages
  • Progress you can track over time
Scarlet & Violet 151 127 / 151 · 84%
Android Available now Web organisation expanding

Know what you're missing

Use digital binders - including National Pokédex - to see empty slots, jump to a Pokémon, and fill gaps as you collect. Website Beta tracks missing pockets in binders; a separate Wishlist product is not part of this Beta surface yet.

151 127 / 151 · 84% complete
Missing slots & Jump on web Beta Wishlist on Android today
Card details screen with ownership and pricing context

CardScanR everywhere

One account. One collection. The best interface for each job.

Android: scan and add quickly

Best camera and scanning experience for adding cards in the moment.

  • Camera scan & identify
  • Local-first collection on device
  • Binders, wishlist and sealed inventory
Available now in beta

Web: view, organise, edit and share

Large-screen companion for collection management. Manual card add is intentional: not a fallback for missing web scanning.

  • Dashboard, collection browse and binders
  • English and Japanese catalogue search and manual Add Card
  • CSV export and unlisted collection/binder sharing
Website Beta Open web app

Share a link. Not a social network.

Paste an unlisted CardScanR link into Discord or Facebook. Friends see the cards and binder progress you choose: never purchase prices or private notes. No likes, followers, or comments. Website Beta sharing is unlisted read-only links - not a public social feed or market-value share.

Join the free CardScanR beta

Apply for Website Beta or Android + Website Beta. Scan on Android, then manage your collection from Android or the web.