Scanning
One code, one card
The code in the bottom corner names the card exactly. ChaseBinder fixes the usual mix-ups between O and 0 before it matches.
Scan One Piece Card Game cards and ChaseBinder reads the code printed on each one, finds the card and its exact art, and prices it from Scrydex.
One Piece in ChaseBinder
The details that make One Piece cards different, and how ChaseBinder handles each one.
Scanning
The code in the bottom corner names the card exactly. ChaseBinder fixes the usual mix-ups between O and 0 before it matches.
Alternate arts
Alternate and special arts are separate printings with their own prices. When a code has more than one art, the picture you scan picks it.
Prices
Each printing’s near-mint market price from Scrydex, refreshed daily.
Japanese cards
A Japanese card is matched to its English printing by the code printed on it and keeps its Japanese language. Prices cover English printings, so you can add your own.
Set completion
Each set you own a card from, by completion, with milestones at 25, 50, 75 and 100%.
Binders
Build a binder for a crew, a leader or a whole set, in 3×3, 4×4 or 5×5 pages.
Inside the app
Real screens from ChaseBinder on iPhone.


Binders
Every card you scan lands in the right printing and the binder you choose, with its value adding up as prices move.
Also in ChaseBinder
ChaseBinder is free on iPhone, with 25 scans a month — and One Piece is one of six games at launch.