Pokémon Card Tracker for TCGplayer

Your Pokémon cards on TCGplayer, English and Japanese: owned cards marked, binder plans, orders, market value and pack openings.

Pokémon Card Tracker turns TCGplayer into a complete collection manager for Pokémon cards, English and Japanese. It marks the cards you already own while you shop, adds your orders to your collection automatically, plans exactly where every card goes in your binders, shows what your cards are worth over time and what you've made or lost on them, and celebrates every new card with a pack opening. Keep an English collection, a Japanese collection or both, and switch between them with one click. Everything is stored in your own browser. No account, no sign-up, no ads. ENGLISH AND JAPANESE • Two collections, one switch. EN / JP at the top of the toolbar popup and your profile switches between your Japanese and your English cards. Each has its own sets, eras, binders, Pokédex, rarities, market value and levels. • Every English set from the original 1999 Base Set to today, and every Japanese set from the 1996 Expansion Pack to today, with promos, decks and kits told apart from the main expansions. • On TCGplayer, the cards of the collection you're in are marked; the other language is left alone. • Orders add English and Japanese cards, each to its own collection. WHILE YOU SHOP ON TCGPLAYER • Cards you own are marked. On search results, seller shops and product pages, every card you already have turns green with "✓ Owned", so you never buy the same card twice by mistake. Cards from an order that hasn't arrived yet are marked "On the way". • Mark cards with one click. "+ Mark owned" under any card adds it to your collection. Click "✓ Owned" to take it out again. • Add to cart straight from the results. "Add to cart" puts the cheapest copy (price plus shipping) in your cart in about half a second, without opening the card's page. On a seller's shop it only ever adds that seller's copy. • Drag to cart. Hold Z and drag across a page of cards to add them all at once. Cards you already own or already have in your cart are skipped. • Fill in what you're missing. Add every card on the page that you don't own yet and that's priced at or under market, in one click. • Take cards back out. Hover "✓ In cart" and click to remove the card from your cart. • Expansions only (optional). Count only the main booster expansions, and keep promos, decks and boxes out of your cart and your totals. YOUR ORDERS • Orders add themselves. When you check out, the cards in your order are added to your collection right away, marked "on the way" until you check the order off as arrived. • All your orders in one place, with their cards, seller, date and total, and filters for on the way, to put away and put away. A cancelled or refunded order comes out with one click. • Rate what came. Rate each card an order sent from 1 to 10, next to the condition it was sold as, and see whether it came as listed, better or worse. • Rate your sellers. Every seller gets your rating from the cards you rated: how much better or worse than listed their cards came. It shows beside the seller's name on TCGplayer, so you know who to buy from again. • Spending against value. See what you've spent this month, this year and in total, and what those cards are worth today. • On TCGplayer's order history page, every order gets a bar to add its cards, mark it as arrived, or remove it after a refund or cancellation. • What you paid, card by card. The order history page also gives each card its price, condition and quantity, so your profit and loss is real, not estimated. A card bought in two orders keeps both. BINDERS AND PUTTING CARDS AWAY • A binder plan for every card. Pick your binder size (9, 12 or 16 pockets) and the extension lays out every set, oldest first, each set starting on a fresh page, with all versions of a card sharing one pocket. It tells you how many binders you need and what goes in each one. • Real-looking binders. Open any binder to see its pages two at a time: your cards in full colour in their sleeves with their condition and your rating, missing cards as faint outlines with their number, and the price on every pocket. Click a card to look closer and add it there, so a stray click never changes your collection. • The best fit. The extension works out which binder size wastes the fewest pockets for every set, English or Japanese. • Subsets where they belong. Gallery, vault and classic subsets come out of their main set's packs, so their cards go in that set's binder, right after its own cards. Code cards are left out. • A put-away plan for each order. When an order arrives, open its plan: every card in order, with the binder, page and pocket it goes in, a picture of that page showing the cards already there, and large card pictures so you can tell which card to pick up. Check each card off as you slot it in. The order is checked off when its last card is in. • Combine orders. Select several orders and get one plan for all of them, so you go through each binder only once. • Printable labels. Print binder spine labels and set-list stickers sized for 4×6, 3×4 or 4×3 inch sticky labels. • Find any card. Type a name, number or set to see which binder, page and pocket it belongs in, and whether you have it. COPIES, GRADING AND CUSTOM LOTS • Rate every copy from 1 to 10, in a list or one card at a time with the number keys. Your own scale turns ratings into conditions, from Damaged up to Mint. • Duplicates: each copy keeps its own rating and condition, and a better copy than the one in your binder is flagged so you can swap it in. • Custom lots, right on the Orders page: cards from a card show, a trade or a binder you bought. Find each card by name, or name and number ("leafeon 45"), in a row of big card pictures, set its condition, rating, quantity and price, and add them all at once: a lot number, the pack opening and a binder plan, just like an order. Combine lots and orders into one binder plan. • Reverse holos and other printings. Own a card as Normal, Reverse Holo or 1st Edition: orders bring the printing in, lots let you pick it, and each copy is valued at its own printing's market price. • Your average rating for each set, on the set and in the popup. MARKET: WHAT YOUR CARDS ARE WORTH • A value chart like a stock app. Your collection's value over the past day, week, month, 3 months, 6 months, year, or all time. Point at the chart to see the value on any day. • Two views. "Your cards" prices the cards you own today on each day, so you see how the market moved. "As it grew" shows your collection's value as you added cards, with bars for the cards added each week. • Biggest movers. The cards that gained and lost the most over any stretch, by dollars or by percent, with a minimum price filter so cheap cards don't crowd the list. • Market map. Your 60 most valuable cards as tiles: the bigger the tile, the more the card is worth; green or red by how much it moved. • Where your value is. Value and change broken down by set, by rarity and by era. • Every card in one table, sortable by price, by change, or by how much it has gained since you got it, with search. • Profit and loss. What you paid for your cards against what they're worth now, plus a Paid and a Gain column for every card. • A page for every card: its price chart with copies sold each week, its change over every stretch, its 52-week high and low, what each condition sells for (Near Mint to Damaged), and how it's doing against what you paid. • Your copy: set a card's condition, how many copies you have, and what you paid, right on its page. • Condition prices. Lightly Played, Moderately Played, Heavily Played and Damaged copies are valued at what that condition sells for, estimated from Near Mint when none have sold recently. Switch it off to value every card at Near Mint. • Copies (optional, off at first). Count every copy you own toward your collection's value. • Prices are TCGplayer market prices: a year of weekly history, then a price every day from the day you install. PACK OPENINGS AND LEVEL-UPS • New cards open like a real booster pack: the set's real pack, one of its pack arts at random, glowing gold or rainbow when there's a big pull inside. It tears itself open, the cards fly out face down and turn over one by one, cheapest first, while a counter adds up the pack's value. • Pulls by value. Nice pull ($5 and up), Hit ($20 and up), Big hit ($100 and up) and Chase card ($500 and up), each with its own effects and sounds. A big hit gets a spotlight of its own. • Level up as you collect. Every set, era, rarity and Pokémon, your Pokédex and your whole collection has a level. Level-ups, new sets (with the set's logo), completed sets and Pokémon turning shiny each get their own screen, and new records for your most valuable cards are listed together. • Big orders open their most notable packs: the 4 best, plus any pack with a hit or 5 cards or more. • Results after every haul: new cards, value added, levels gained, sets completed and your best pull. • Turn the sounds off in Settings, and replay your last pack opening any time. YOUR PROFILE • A trainer card with your name, collection value, level and badges, and your partner Pokémon out on a route with the rest of your party. • 12 badges to earn, from your first card to a $1,000 collection and a finished master set. • Sets: every set hangs on a pegboard as a booster pack, with your progress and value on its tag. Each set has a checklist of every card and every version (mirror, Poké Ball, Master Ball and more). • Pokédex: all 1,025 Pokémon by region. Each one you have levels up as you collect its cards and turns shiny when you own 90% of them. Each has its own binder of every card of it. • Rarities: your progress in every rarity, from commons to the rarest cards, with your best card of each. • Cards: a gallery of every card you own, drawn with the real foil of its rarity. PRIVATE BY DESIGN • Your collection, orders and settings are stored only in your browser. • No account, no ads, no analytics, and nothing is sent to the developer. • Backups: a reminder when your collection hasn't been backed up for a week, and an optional weekly backup file saved to your Downloads folder. Restore it on any computer. • Spreadsheet export: your whole collection as a CSV file (set, number, rarity, condition, copies, value, price paid, gain and dates) that opens in any spreadsheet app. YOUR WAY • Turn any pop-up off: pack openings, each kind of level-up screen, messages on TCGplayer, the backup reminder. Pick how fast packs open, or have every card shown at once. • Light or dark theme, highlights and buttons on TCGplayer on or off, and which page your profile opens on. GETTING STARTED 1. Choose EN or JP in the toolbar popup, then open TCGplayer and search for cards. 2. Click "+ Mark owned" on the cards you have, or add a past order by its order number from the toolbar button. 3. Click "Profile" in the toolbar popup to open your full collection: sets, Pokédex, orders, Market and your complete collection in binders. Independent fan project, not affiliated with or endorsed by TCGplayer. All trademarks, card images and prices belong to their respective owners.