PokéItem - Cards & Items

Adding cards by scanning or searching

The camera capture reads a card's identity and rarity, and detects its language. An English or German card goes into the matching binder without you choosing one.

For cards that do not scan well, such as old prints, poor lighting or cards in sleeves, you can search the catalogue by hand and find any Pokémon card in two taps.

Following card prices over time

The main price is the Cardmarket Near Mint figure, recalculated every day and shown in the language of the binder it belongs to. Prices are also listed by condition, from Near Mint down to Poor.

Recent eBay sales sit alongside these figures. The PokéItem index is a reference price cross-checked against several sources, and it shows a confidence level so you can see how firm the number is.

Keeping each language's binder separate

You can switch between your cards in all six languages in one tap. Each language has its own binder, its own prices and its own completion rate, so cards from different languages stay apart in your totals.