Digitise your card collection with your phone
The TCG Sense mobile app scans your Pokémon, Magic, One Piece, Disney Lorcana, Riftbound and Sorcery cards, one at a time or binder by binder, and files them in your collection with their language, their foil type and their market value in euros.
Availability
- Android — Closed beta on Google PlayRequest access
- iPhone and iPad — Beta on TestFlightRequest access
Access is by invitation during the beta: write to us and we will send you the install link. Create a free account
Scan a card
Frame the card: the app recognises it by its artwork and its number among the 164,384 cards of the catalogue, and works out the printed language and the foil type. Scanning is free and unlimited.
Digitise a binder, pocket by pocket
Pick a binder or a box: each scanned card is filed in the targeted pocket, then the app moves on to the next free one. Your virtual collection follows the order of your binder, and you find a card by its page and its pocket.
Automatic capture
Run your cards past the camera: each one is detected, photographed and filed without touching the screen. An uncertain match goes to a “To fix” list instead of being saved at random. Automatic capture and burst adding are part of the paid plans.
The same collection on the web
Whatever you scan is on the site straight away: search, lists, storage, CSV import and export, and the collection's value day after day. The phone digitises, the web organises.
Every card's market value
Every scanned card shows its market value in euros, recorded daily on the European market for its language and its foil type. The portfolio adds up the value of your copies and keeps its history.
Supported games
- Pokémon40132 cards · 380 sets
- Magic109286 cards · 991 sets
- One Piece8957 cards · 120 sets
- Disney Lorcana3242 cards · 25 sets
- Riftbound1189 cards · 7 sets
- Sorcery1578 cards · 6 sets
Frequently asked questions
Is the app free?
Yes: scanning is free and unlimited, like the catalogue and the market values. Automatic capture and burst adding are part of the paid plans.
Which games does the app recognise?
Pokémon, Magic, One Piece, Disney Lorcana, Riftbound and Sorcery: every set in the catalogue, 164,384 cards in all.
Does it recognise Japanese cards or other languages?
Yes, for games printed in several languages: you pick the languages to recognise before scanning, and the card's language is worked out from the scan.
Do I need an account?
Not to identify a card and see its market value. A free account is what saves it to your collection, which is then the same on the phone and on the web.
Is there an iPhone version?
Yes, the app runs on Android and on iPhone. During the beta, the iPhone version installs through TestFlight, by invitation.