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Build and save decks directly from the cards you already own - or not. <ul><li>Every card marked owned or missing as you build, with one click to wishlist the gaps</li><li>Live market value of the deck, and the cost to finish it</li><li>Format legality checks per game</li><li>Curve, type, and rarity breakdowns (where applicable)</li><li>Import and export in the text formats each game already uses, so you can move a list in and out without retyping it</li><li>A public deck link you can share</li></ul>Comment with the game and format you would build first, and whether you need legality checking or just a clean list with prices!<div data-type="horizontalRule"><hr></div>

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Skillmund

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.

AI centering and grading tool

Today's values come from the US market, which can be inaccurate if you buy and sell in Europe. Cardmarket data in euros fixes that.Pick your market and currency once, and every price on the site follows it: card pages, collection totals, list values, price history charts, and set completion cost.

Planned

Cardmarket (EU) prices

Turn a pile of cards into progress you can see.<ul><li>Completion meters on every set page and in your collection.</li><li>Profile Badges for real accomplishments: a completed set, a full generation, a complete Pokedex, a full raw and graded pair</li><li>Milestones on your profile: first 1,000 cards, first graded card, first complete set, years collecting</li></ul>Vote if you chase completion, and what kind of achievements motivate you :)

Milestones, badges, and set completion

On the table:<ul><li>Follow other collectors and see their public collections and lists</li><li>Avatars and custom profile images</li><li>A profile you can actually make yours: bio, banner, featured cards, favorite set, ebay/tcgplayer links, etc.</li><li>Showcase slots to pin your best pulls or your chase cards</li></ul>Vote if you want this, and let us know what specifically you’re interested in, which might not be in this list!<div data-type="horizontalRule"><hr></div>

Collector profiles, avatars, and following

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!

Chinese and Korean Pokémon

Point your phone at a card and get the exact printing back: right set, right number, right finish, ready to add to your collection or a list.Built for volume, not for one card at a time:<ul><li>Keep scanning and matches queue up, confirm the whole batch at the end</li><li>Set, condition, and quantity carry over between scans so you are not re-picking every time</li><li>Fix a wrong match without losing the rest of the batch</li><li>Works for adding to a wishlist or a list too, not just your collection</li></ul>Comment with how you would use it most: sorting bulk, cataloging a binder page at a time, or checking a single card while you are at a shop. Those are very different scanners and we want to build the one you need.

Card scanner

Planned for PRO:<ul><li>All-time price history for your collection and your lists</li><li>All-time raw, graded, and population history (new 6mo and All selectors)</li><li>CSV export of your full collection</li><li>eBay last sold prices on card pages</li><li>Unlimited scan and list limits</li><li>PRO role on Discord and a badge on your profile</li></ul>Everything free today stays free, including unlimited cards owned and wishlisted, etc.Waitlist is open at <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" class="link" href="https://tcgvisor.com/pro">tcgvisor.com/pro</a>.

TCGVisor PRO

A real app, in the App Store and on Google Play.What it unlocks beyond the website:<ul><li>Camera access for the card scanner</li><li>Push notifications for price moves and set releases (soon)</li><li>Faster navigation and instant startup</li><li>Better controls and haptic feedback when interacting with pop-ups</li></ul>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 :)

Native iOS and Android app

July 2026. A public feed of every catalog change we detect during a sync. New sets, new cards, corrected names, fixed images. Full transparency on what moves in the database.

Completed

Card Log

June 2026. Filters that know what is actually in front of you. Live counts on every option, no dead ends, and no filter combination that returns zero results.

Smart filters

June 2026. A rebuilt browsing experience with a Best Match sort, so searching a Pokémon name gives you the cards you meant instead of whatever happened to be alphabetically first. If there is no search query, it shows the most popular cards.

Explore with relevance sorting

June 2026. Multi-select in your collection to move hundreds of cards between lists or remove them at once. Reorganizing stopped being an afternoon.

Mass move and mass delete

June 2026. Regional forms, Megas, Gigantamax, and the rest, split out from base species with their own dex tracking. Complete the dex by species, or go after every form.

Forms Pokédex

March 2026. In-app announcements so you actually find out when something new ships, instead of discovering it three weeks later by accident.

Announcements

March 2026. A setting that splits every printing of a card into its own tile instead of stacking them behind one image. On if you care about the difference, off if you do not.

Unstack variants

March 2026. Select a stack of cards straight from the catalog and add them all in one go. Opening a pack and logging it stopped being a chore.

Batch add

March 2026. A compact row layout alongside the grid and binder views, for when you want to scan a lot of cards and prices at once.

List view for the catalog

February 2026. Bring your collection in from a spreadsheet or another tracker in one upload, instead of retyping a few thousand cards by hand.