Owned
The checked copy is physically present. Keep its set, collector number, language, finish, condition, grade, and quantity attached.
§ Pokémon card collection app
A Pokémon card collection app for what is actually in your binders.
Unbinder keeps the exact copy, quantity, condition, and digital binder together. You can tell whether a card is owned, still missing, or saved to your wishlist before you buy another copy.
Collection tracking is available in Unbinder for iOS, Android, and on the web.
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§ One collection, clear states
Every card needs a state and a place.
A useful tracker answers the question in front of the binder: do I own this exact card, where did I put it, and what still belongs on the list?
Missing
An empty binder slot names the exact printing you still need instead of leaving a vague gap in the set.
Wishlist
Save a wanted card separately from the collection, so planning a purchase never inflates what you already own.
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§ From loose card to useful record
Three checks keep the collection believable.
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Identify the copy
Scan or search, then confirm the artwork, set, collector number, language, finish, and condition before saving.
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Give it a place
Add the copy to the collection and place it in a digital binder that matches the set, theme, or physical binder you use.
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Review the next decision
Filter the collection, check quantity and value context, then open the missing list or wishlist when the next card needs attention.
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§ Collection proof
Raw cards, slabs, and sealed products stay findable.
The collection view keeps cards and sealed products together without erasing the details that distinguish one copy from another.
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§ Binder proof
The gaps stay visible beside the cards.
A digital binder can mirror the page you are completing. Owned cards keep their place; missing printings remain visible until you decide what belongs on the wishlist.
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§ Value in context
The total is a reference, not the collection.
Dated market references can help you find cards that deserve a closer look. They do not replace exact identity, condition, quantity, or the reason you collected the card, and they are not a guaranteed sale price.
§ Before you move the whole binder
Practical collection-app questions.
What should a Pokémon card collection app record?
At minimum, record the set, collector number, language, finish, condition, grade when relevant, and quantity. Those details keep similar printings and duplicate copies from becoming one unreliable row.
Can I organize cards in digital binders?
Yes. Unbinder lets you place collection copies into digital binders for a set, theme, favorite Pokémon, or the physical binder you want to mirror.
Can I see which cards are missing?
Yes. Binder slots without an owned copy stay visible as missing printings. You can review those gaps and save selected cards to a separate wishlist.
Is Unbinder an app like Collectr or Dex?
Unbinder covers collection tracking, digital binders, scanning, wishlists, and dated value context. This page explains Unbinder; the linked comparison guide helps you choose between collection apps.
Can I review my collection in a browser?
Yes. The web app supports collection review, search, filters, binders, missing cards, wishlists, and value context. Camera scanning is available in the iOS and Android apps.
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§ Start with the binder in front of you
Make one part of the collection reliable.
Add a small stack, place each copy, and reopen the binder before moving the rest. A collection app earns its place when the second visit is still clear.
§ Choose the right tool
Comparing apps or planning digital binders?
The comparison guide owns the “best app” decision. The binder guide explains how to structure visual collections. This page stays focused on using Unbinder.