Know exactly what you own.
Tap a card the moment it lands in your hands. Every set keeps its own running count, so the answer to “do I already have this one?” is never a guess in a card shop again.
The catalogue
Every set. Every card.
From Base Set to the release that landed this morning. The catalogue syncs itself, so a new set shows up complete — artwork, numbering and all — without you doing anything.
See the gaps at a glance.
Binder set or master set, each with its own progress. The missing cards are listed plainly, so you stop hunting for what you already have and start hunting for what you don’t.
Group them how you think about them.
Sets are how they were printed, not how you collect. Build a binder around a Pokémon, an artist, a theme — it fills itself from the catalogue and tracks its own completion.
The rest of it, briefly.
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Search that finds it
Name, number, set, or a half-remembered fragment. Ranked so the card you meant comes first.
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Works with no signal
Binders, images and edits are cached. Mark cards in a basement card show; it syncs when you surface.
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Share a binder
One link, read-only, no account required at the other end. Trade lists stop living in screenshots.
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Installs like an app
Add it to your home screen and it opens full-screen, launches instantly, and keeps its place.
In your pocket
Built for the table you’re sorting on.
The phone is where collecting actually happens — at the shop, at the show, on the floor surrounded by piles. PikaBinder is designed there first and scaled up, not the other way round.
Start with one set.
Pick the set you care about most and mark what you have. It takes a few minutes, and you will never wonder again.