Trades Tab
Supported by open source PokeCollector (https://github.com/Git-Romer/pokecollector). I think this would be really useful to have since this app already tracks collection value by condition, this feature would make trading much easier. Attached is a screenshot of what the UI looks like.
An Anonymous User 16 days ago
Trades Tab
Supported by open source PokeCollector (https://github.com/Git-Romer/pokecollector). I think this would be really useful to have since this app already tracks collection value by condition, this feature would make trading much easier. Attached is a screenshot of what the UI looks like.
An Anonymous User 16 days ago
Show English & Japanese prices side by side for the same card
I collect cards in both English and Japanese, and I often compare prices between the two to buy whichever is cheaper. This might be a fairly personal use case, so not sure how common it is, but wanted to put it out there. I really like the recent addition that lets you switch a selected card to its Japanese version to compare prices, that's been really useful. It would be great to take that a step further and show both prices side by side on the card details, instead of having to switch back and forth. It would also be awesome if this applied to the scan feature too, when scanning a card, showing both the English and Japanese price at the same time, instead of having to look each one up separately afterward.
Xala21 4 days ago
Show English & Japanese prices side by side for the same card
I collect cards in both English and Japanese, and I often compare prices between the two to buy whichever is cheaper. This might be a fairly personal use case, so not sure how common it is, but wanted to put it out there. I really like the recent addition that lets you switch a selected card to its Japanese version to compare prices, that's been really useful. It would be great to take that a step further and show both prices side by side on the card details, instead of having to switch back and forth. It would also be awesome if this applied to the scan feature too, when scanning a card, showing both the English and Japanese price at the same time, instead of having to look each one up separately afterward.
Xala21 4 days ago
Planned
Binders
Binders are coming to TCGVisor. Not a view toggle, a real place to keep cards. You create a binder, pick a page layout, and fill it. Cards sit in pockets in the order you choose. Empty pockets show the card that belongs there, dimmed, so a half-built master set tells you what is missing. What ships with it: - Fill a binder from a set, a list, or card by card. One tap lays a set out in number order, then move anything you like. - Real page layouts: 3×3, 4×3, 2×2, 4×4 - Completion and live value per binder, priced exactly like the rest of your collection. - Public link per binder, or keep it private. Set it per binder, not per account. - Same binders on web and mobile.
Skillmund about 2 months ago
Planned
Binders
Binders are coming to TCGVisor. Not a view toggle, a real place to keep cards. You create a binder, pick a page layout, and fill it. Cards sit in pockets in the order you choose. Empty pockets show the card that belongs there, dimmed, so a half-built master set tells you what is missing. What ships with it: - Fill a binder from a set, a list, or card by card. One tap lays a set out in number order, then move anything you like. - Real page layouts: 3×3, 4×3, 2×2, 4×4 - Completion and live value per binder, priced exactly like the rest of your collection. - Public link per binder, or keep it private. Set it per binder, not per account. - Same binders on web and mobile.
Skillmund about 2 months ago
Customer-facing "Kiosk" features
I want to use the app on a tablet, to let customers peruse my offerings digitally. I would upgrade to Pro if it had features that let me use it as a customer kiosk: -Only show cards and values, don't show total value at top. -allow configuration so that the card brands I don't offer don't show up in sidebar. -No "Wishlist" on sidebar. -the "More" part gone -Password required to get out of "Kiosk" mode. I’m new to the app, so maybe some of this is in there already? But I haven’t found it. Loving the app though, and your customer support is top notch! keep up the good work.
An Anonymous User 5 days ago
Customer-facing "Kiosk" features
I want to use the app on a tablet, to let customers peruse my offerings digitally. I would upgrade to Pro if it had features that let me use it as a customer kiosk: -Only show cards and values, don't show total value at top. -allow configuration so that the card brands I don't offer don't show up in sidebar. -No "Wishlist" on sidebar. -the "More" part gone -Password required to get out of "Kiosk" mode. I’m new to the app, so maybe some of this is in there already? But I haven’t found it. Loving the app though, and your customer support is top notch! keep up the good work.
An Anonymous User 5 days ago
Planned
Chinese and Korean Pokémon
Asian-language Pokémon releases have their own sets, numbering, and print runs, and plenty of them never map cleanly onto an English or Japanese card. Right now there is nowhere good to put them. The plan is to treat Chinese and Korean as first-class printings: their own set pages, their own card images and numbering, their own prices, and full support in your collection, lists, and set completion. If you collect any of these, vote and drop a comment with which language matters most to you!
Skillmund about 2 months ago
Planned
Chinese and Korean Pokémon
Asian-language Pokémon releases have their own sets, numbering, and print runs, and plenty of them never map cleanly onto an English or Japanese card. Right now there is nowhere good to put them. The plan is to treat Chinese and Korean as first-class printings: their own set pages, their own card images and numbering, their own prices, and full support in your collection, lists, and set completion. If you collect any of these, vote and drop a comment with which language matters most to you!
Skillmund about 2 months ago
In Progress
Native iOS and Android app
A real app, in the App Store and on Google Play. What it unlocks beyond the website: Camera access for the card scanner Push notifications for price moves and set releases (soon) Faster navigation and instant startup Better controls and haptic feedback when interacting with pop-ups Android already has a Play Store listing that wraps the website. This replaces it with a proper app shell and brings iOS along at the same time. Comment with the one thing the app should do better than the website :)
Skillmund about 2 months ago
In Progress
Native iOS and Android app
A real app, in the App Store and on Google Play. What it unlocks beyond the website: Camera access for the card scanner Push notifications for price moves and set releases (soon) Faster navigation and instant startup Better controls and haptic feedback when interacting with pop-ups Android already has a Play Store listing that wraps the website. This replaces it with a proper app shell and brings iOS along at the same time. Comment with the one thing the app should do better than the website :)
Skillmund about 2 months ago
More wishlist style folders?
Would it be possible to make more wishlist style folders? For example i have two illustrators whose cards I want to collect. So would it be possible for me to make multiple wishlists so i can track the progress of those collections individually?
An Anonymous User about 1 month ago
More wishlist style folders?
Would it be possible to make more wishlist style folders? For example i have two illustrators whose cards I want to collect. So would it be possible for me to make multiple wishlists so i can track the progress of those collections individually?
An Anonymous User about 1 month ago
Grading submission tracker
Cards you send off for grading fall into a mystery hole. They are off your shelf for months, they are not really in your collection, so what if you had a place to track them? What it would do: Create a submission: grading company, service level, declared value, what you sent, what it cost Cards in a submission stay in your collection but read as "at PSA" or "at CGC" rather than sitting at home Move the status along as it progresses, and log the grade when it comes back The card converts from raw to graded in one step, keeps its cost basis, and picks up the grading fee as part of what you have in it Grading ROI: what the raw card was worth, what the graded card is worth, what the submission cost, and whether it was worth doing This pairs with the centering tool already on the roadmap. That one helps you decide what to send, this one keeps track of what you sent.
Skillmund 20 days ago
Grading submission tracker
Cards you send off for grading fall into a mystery hole. They are off your shelf for months, they are not really in your collection, so what if you had a place to track them? What it would do: Create a submission: grading company, service level, declared value, what you sent, what it cost Cards in a submission stay in your collection but read as "at PSA" or "at CGC" rather than sitting at home Move the status along as it progresses, and log the grade when it comes back The card converts from raw to graded in one step, keeps its cost basis, and picks up the grading fee as part of what you have in it Grading ROI: what the raw card was worth, what the graded card is worth, what the submission cost, and whether it was worth doing This pairs with the centering tool already on the roadmap. That one helps you decide what to send, this one keeps track of what you sent.
Skillmund 20 days ago
Sold tracking, profit, and seller tools
TCGVisor already knows what you paid for a card. It has no idea what you sold it for, so the moment a card leaves your collection it won’t know further. This closes that loop, and it is the another step toward supporting people who sell as well as collect. First version: Mark a card sold: quantity, sale price, fees, where you sold it, when. It leaves your owned count and moves to a sales log instead of vanishing. Realized profit per card, per set, and per year, sitting next to the unrealized number you already see. A for sale or for trade list with a public link, built on the trade status your collection already supports. Export shaped for where you actually sell, instead of one generic CSV. Bigger, and only worth building if enough of you need it: Seats, so a shop is not passing one login around Bulk repricing against live market data Pushing listings straight to a marketplace instead of exporting a file That last one is a serious build and it is a different build for every marketplace, so it comes down to demand. If you sell regularly, comment with where you sell!
Skillmund 20 days ago
Sold tracking, profit, and seller tools
TCGVisor already knows what you paid for a card. It has no idea what you sold it for, so the moment a card leaves your collection it won’t know further. This closes that loop, and it is the another step toward supporting people who sell as well as collect. First version: Mark a card sold: quantity, sale price, fees, where you sold it, when. It leaves your owned count and moves to a sales log instead of vanishing. Realized profit per card, per set, and per year, sitting next to the unrealized number you already see. A for sale or for trade list with a public link, built on the trade status your collection already supports. Export shaped for where you actually sell, instead of one generic CSV. Bigger, and only worth building if enough of you need it: Seats, so a shop is not passing one login around Bulk repricing against live market data Pushing listings straight to a marketplace instead of exporting a file That last one is a serious build and it is a different build for every marketplace, so it comes down to demand. If you sell regularly, comment with where you sell!
Skillmund 20 days ago
Price alerts
Right now you find out a card moved because you happened to open its page. But what if you could be notified instead? What you could watch: A single card, at the printing and condition or grade you actually own A whole set, so you catch a set-wide run instead of one card at a time Your collection value, so a big swing does not go unnoticed for a week Your wishlist, for the opposite reason: tell me when this gets cheaper What sets one off: Above or below a price you pick A move bigger than a percentage you pick, over a day or over a week How it reaches you: One daily digest. It follows the market and currency you already chose, so a Cardmarket user gets euros and a TCGplayer user gets dollars. Email first, because it works today for everyone on web and mobile. When the native app ships, the same alerts can arrive as push notifications and you pick the channel.
Skillmund 20 days ago
Price alerts
Right now you find out a card moved because you happened to open its page. But what if you could be notified instead? What you could watch: A single card, at the printing and condition or grade you actually own A whole set, so you catch a set-wide run instead of one card at a time Your collection value, so a big swing does not go unnoticed for a week Your wishlist, for the opposite reason: tell me when this gets cheaper What sets one off: Above or below a price you pick A move bigger than a percentage you pick, over a day or over a week How it reaches you: One daily digest. It follows the market and currency you already chose, so a Cardmarket user gets euros and a TCGplayer user gets dollars. Email first, because it works today for everyone on web and mobile. When the native app ships, the same alerts can arrive as push notifications and you pick the channel.
Skillmund 20 days ago
Planned
AI centering and grading tool
Photograph the front and back of a raw card and get its centering measured: left/right and top/bottom ratios on both faces, plus an estimate of where centering alone would cap its grade. Scope for the first version is centering only, since it is the part a camera can measure honestly. Corners, edges, and surface would follow later. This is a gut check to sort your submission pile, not a perfectly accurate tool. Comment with which scale you want it calibrated against (PSA, BGS, CGC, TAG) and whether you would use it.
Skillmund about 2 months ago
Planned
AI centering and grading tool
Photograph the front and back of a raw card and get its centering measured: left/right and top/bottom ratios on both faces, plus an estimate of where centering alone would cap its grade. Scope for the first version is centering only, since it is the part a camera can measure honestly. Corners, edges, and surface would follow later. This is a gut check to sort your submission pile, not a perfectly accurate tool. Comment with which scale you want it calibrated against (PSA, BGS, CGC, TAG) and whether you would use it.
Skillmund about 2 months ago
International Master Set
First of all, the website looks really nice, and it’s the closest thing I’ve found to my ideal collection app. I’m currently working on a master set with every Totodile card ever printed, including English, Japanese, Korean, Chinese, German, etc. A lot of apps just group everything under an “International” filter, but I really like that your website actually separates the different languages. However, I noticed that some languages are still missing, such as Traditional Chinese, Simplified Chinese, Thai, Indonesian, etc. I wanted to know if you’re planning to add these in the future. I know that supporting so many languages would be almost impossible, but even just having a way to add a label showing that I own a specific card in Korean, Chinese, Thai, etc. would be really useful for collectors like me.
Nicholas Gillespie about 2 months ago
International Master Set
First of all, the website looks really nice, and it’s the closest thing I’ve found to my ideal collection app. I’m currently working on a master set with every Totodile card ever printed, including English, Japanese, Korean, Chinese, German, etc. A lot of apps just group everything under an “International” filter, but I really like that your website actually separates the different languages. However, I noticed that some languages are still missing, such as Traditional Chinese, Simplified Chinese, Thai, Indonesian, etc. I wanted to know if you’re planning to add these in the future. I know that supporting so many languages would be almost impossible, but even just having a way to add a label showing that I own a specific card in Korean, Chinese, Thai, etc. would be really useful for collectors like me.
Nicholas Gillespie about 2 months ago
Milestones, badges, and set completion
Turn a pile of cards into progress you can see. Completion meters on every set page and in your collection. Profile Badges for real accomplishments: a completed set, a full generation, a complete Pokedex, a full raw and graded pair Milestones on your profile: first 1,000 cards, first graded card, first complete set, years collecting Vote if you chase completion, and what kind of achievements motivate you :)
Skillmund about 2 months ago
Milestones, badges, and set completion
Turn a pile of cards into progress you can see. Completion meters on every set page and in your collection. Profile Badges for real accomplishments: a completed set, a full generation, a complete Pokedex, a full raw and graded pair Milestones on your profile: first 1,000 cards, first graded card, first complete set, years collecting Vote if you chase completion, and what kind of achievements motivate you :)
Skillmund about 2 months ago
Collector profiles, avatars, and following
On the table: Follow other collectors and see their public collections and lists Avatars and custom profile images A profile you can actually make yours: bio, banner, featured cards, favorite set, ebay/tcgplayer links, etc. Showcase slots to pin your best pulls or your chase cards Vote if you want this, and let us know what specifically you’re interested in, which might not be in this list!
Skillmund about 2 months ago
Collector profiles, avatars, and following
On the table: Follow other collectors and see their public collections and lists Avatars and custom profile images A profile you can actually make yours: bio, banner, featured cards, favorite set, ebay/tcgplayer links, etc. Showcase slots to pin your best pulls or your chase cards Vote if you want this, and let us know what specifically you’re interested in, which might not be in this list!
Skillmund about 2 months ago
Original Japanese set?
Hi! I was wondering if you had plans to put the original 1996 first ever Pokemon set (Japanese) on the app? I thought about collecting. But idk if that was in your plans? If not. I understand.
An Anonymous User about 2 months ago
Original Japanese set?
Hi! I was wondering if you had plans to put the original 1996 first ever Pokemon set (Japanese) on the app? I thought about collecting. But idk if that was in your plans? If not. I understand.
An Anonymous User about 2 months ago
Decks
Build and save decks directly from the cards you already own - or not. Every card marked owned or missing as you build, with one click to wishlist the gaps Live market value of the deck, and the cost to finish it Format legality checks per game Curve, type, and rarity breakdowns (where applicable) Import and export in the text formats each game already uses, so you can move a list in and out without retyping it A public deck link you can share Comment with the game and format you would build first, and whether you need legality checking or just a clean list with prices!
Skillmund about 2 months ago
Decks
Build and save decks directly from the cards you already own - or not. Every card marked owned or missing as you build, with one click to wishlist the gaps Live market value of the deck, and the cost to finish it Format legality checks per game Curve, type, and rarity breakdowns (where applicable) Import and export in the text formats each game already uses, so you can move a list in and out without retyping it A public deck link you can share Comment with the game and format you would build first, and whether you need legality checking or just a clean list with prices!
Skillmund about 2 months ago