Scanning
Straight to the printing
The collector number and set code on the card’s bottom-left line point to the exact printing — not just a card that shares its name.
Scan Magic: The Gathering cards and ChaseBinder reads the set code and collector number off each one, finds the exact printing on Scryfall, and shows its TCGplayer market price.
Magic in ChaseBinder
The details that make Magic cards different, and how ChaseBinder handles each one.
Scanning
The collector number and set code on the card’s bottom-left line point to the exact printing — not just a card that shares its name.
Prices
TCGplayer market prices through Scryfall, with a separate price for foil printings, refreshed daily.
Illustrator binders
Pick an illustrator and ChaseBinder builds the checklist of every card they’ve drawn, oldest first. Empty pockets show the art you’re missing, with what it would cost to finish.
Set completion
Each set you own a card from, by completion, with milestones at 25, 50, 75 and 100% — never a wall of empty sets.
Japanese cards
A Japanese card is matched to its English printing by collector number and keeps its Japanese language. Market prices cover English printings, so you can add your own.
Listings
Every card links to TCGplayer, eBay listings and eBay sold listings, built from its name, number and set.
Inside the app
Real screens from ChaseBinder on iPhone.


Illustrator binders
Name an illustrator and every card they drew becomes a checklist, oldest first. Owned cards fill their pockets; the rest wait faintly behind a dashed edge with their number, so you can see exactly what’s left.
Also in ChaseBinder
ChaseBinder is free on iPhone, with 25 scans a month — and Magic is one of six games at launch.