Scanning
Reads the number, then the picture
ChaseBinder reads the name and collector number — a digit off still counts when the name agrees — then compares your photo with every printing of that name to land on the right one. TAG TEAM cards read every Pokémon on them.
199/165GG35/GG70SWSH050SV085
Prices
The exact printing’s price
Scrydex’s near-mint market price for the printing you own — Holo, Reverse Holo, 1st Edition and the rest — refreshed daily. Japanese cards get their Japanese printing’s own price.
Master sets
Every card, in every printing
Every set you’ve started, secret rares included, in every printing Scrydex lists. Stamps, Cosmos holos, prerelease and other extras are listed on the card but never counted.
NormalHoloReverse HoloPoké BallMaster Ball1st Edition
Pokédex
National or Ultimate
Light up all 1,025 species, or the Ultimate Pokédex of 1,437 entries: Megas, Gigantamax, regional forms, Unown A–Z, Arceus types and more. A TAG TEAM card fills every Pokémon on it.
Binders
Five kinds of binder
A Pokédex (the whole thing or one generation), a master set in English or Japanese, an illustrator, one Pokémon — every card showing it, oldest first — or a theme of your own.
Binder page scans
Fill in the blanks Pro
Shoot a whole 9, 16 or 25-pocket page. The page itself helps — the set most pockets share, numbers running in order, Pokédex order — and on a Pokédex page the empty pockets are named, so you know what to chase.
Select
Fill a checklist in one go Pro
In a master set or a checklist binder, tick the cards you have — or every missing one — and add them all at once, in the printing you choose, with their market total.
Languages
English, Japanese and Chinese
Japanese cards are spotted from their kana and matched to Japan’s own printings. Chinese cards are recognized in Simplified and Traditional by their Pokédex number or name; no price source lists them, so you can add your own price.
Wishlist
86 chase cards to start
Your wishlist starts with 86 sought-after Pokémon cards, totals what you still need, and checks itself off the moment you collect one.