For collectors
Know what you own. Find what comes next.
Bring your cards together, follow their estimated value and see what is missing from the sets you love. The TCG OS helps you spend more time enjoying your collection and less time keeping track of it.
Free collection tracking. Public card and set browsing needs no account.
A clear home for your cards.
Keep a record of the cards you own and organise them around the way you collect — by set, by game, or into binders you arrange yourself.
See your progress towards the next complete set.
Work through a checklist, record what you have and see what is still missing. Set completion shows the gap; Finish a Set lists every card you still need, cheapest first.
Understand your collection’s estimated value.
Explore available market data and compare it with what you paid. Check the source and update time alongside the estimate — an estimate is only useful if you can see where it came from.
Keep the next chase in sight.
Save the cards you want to your wishlist with a price target, ready for the next time you are browsing or buying.
Start with your first card.
- 1.Find it. Choose a game and search for the card or set.
- 2.Make it yours. Confirm the matching printing and record your copy.
- 3.Build from there. Add more cards and work towards a collection goal.
Already keeping track somewhere else?
Check the supported import formats and fields before bringing your collection across. Start with a small sample so you can review the matches.
- The TCG OS — Our own binder export (.csv or .txt). Carries our card ids, so it re-imports exactly, including binder names, finish, grade, purchase price and notes.
- Collectr — The Collectr PRO CSV export, matched on its Portfolio name / Product name / Card number / Variance columns.
- TCGplayer — The TCGplayer export, matched on its TCGplayer Id and Product Line columns.
- Any other CSV — A best-effort read of common column names — name, set, number, rarity, finish, condition and quantity. Review the preview before you commit it.
What your collection is measured against
- Cards
- 208,000+
- Sets
- 2,300+
- Games
- 7
Figures are read live from the catalogue. Card values are estimates from third-party market data; sources, update times and coverage vary. How our price data works
Collector FAQ
- Do I need an account to browse?
- No. Explore public card pages and set lists first. Create an account when you want to save your own collection.
- Are the prices guaranteed selling prices?
- No. They are market estimates. The amount a buyer pays can depend on the exact printing, condition and available demand. Where no source has a confident match for a printing, we show the price as unavailable rather than guessing at one.
- Which games and languages can I track?
- Choose a game in the catalogue to see current coverage, including Japanese Pokémon sets. Price availability can differ between games, languages and printings — catalogue coverage and price coverage are not the same thing.
- Can I buy the cards I am missing?
- You can see which approved shops have a card in stock and contact them to arrange the purchase — the sale happens directly with the shop, not through a checkout here. Card pages also carry external buying links, which are clearly labelled as leaving the site. Availability varies card by card.
- Can I bring a collection over from another app?
- Yes, from a CSV. Exports from Collectr and TCGplayer are recognised by their own column sets, and any other CSV with sensible column names is read on a best-effort basis and shown to you as a preview before anything is saved.
- Can I get my collection back out again?
- Yes. Any binder exports to CSV or a tab-separated text file, carrying finish, condition, grade, purchase price, date and notes. The file re-imports here exactly, and opens in any spreadsheet.