Which app for your Pokémon card collection? The 2026 comparison
Updated · Cardaly
7 apps keep coming up when you look for a way to track a Pokémon card collection. We publish one of them, Cardaly, so this comparison is written by a competitor. The table shows what each publisher states on its own App Store listing (US store), checked on September 29, 2026, with links so you can verify.
The apps side by side
| App | Publisher | On the App Store since | US rating | Interface languages | Cardmarket prices | Sealed products | Games mentioned |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Dex | Pedro Carrasco | 2021 | 4.80 (13,820 ratings) | NL, EN, FR, DE, IT, JA, KO, PT, RU, ZH, ES, TH, ZH | Not stated | Not stated | Pokémon |
| Collectr | Collectr Inc | 2022 | 4.90 (66,281 ratings) | EN | Not stated | Yes | Pokémon, Magic |
| PokéCardex | NUMELEK | 2023 | 4.80 (200 ratings) | EN, FR, DE, IT, ES | Yes | Yes | Pokémon |
| MonPrice | Programacion Viktor Seraleev EIRL | 2025 | 4.80 (804 ratings) | EN | Yes | Not stated | Pokémon |
| BinDex | FSTCK | 2026 | 4.70 (48 ratings) | EN, FR, DE, IT, PT, ES | Yes | Yes | Pokémon |
| PokéItem | Hugo Tribet | 2026 | Fewer than 5 ratings | EN, FR, DE, IT, ES | Yes | Yes | Pokémon, One Piece |
| Cardaly | Tom VINCENT | 2026 | Fewer than 5 ratings | EN, FR, DE, IT, ES | Yes | Yes | Pokémon, One Piece, Lorcana, Riftbound |
Checked on the US App Store on September 29, 2026, from the official listings. “Not stated” means the description does not say so, not that the feature is missing. Ratings change every day.
How to choose, depending on what you collect
- You want the most established app: Collectr (since 2022, 66,281 US ratings) and Dex (since 2021, 13,820 ratings) are by far the most reviewed.
- You collect in Europe and want Cardmarket prices: PokéCardex, MonPrice, BinDex, PokéItem and Cardaly mention Cardmarket, the main European marketplace, in their description.
- You collect other games too: PokéItem mentions One Piece; Cardaly mentions One Piece, Disney Lorcana and Riftbound; Collectr mentions Magic.
- Your cards are not in English: a French, German or Italian card is not priced like an English one. Cardaly shows the Cardmarket price for the language you own; check how your app handles it.
What Cardaly does, and what it doesn't yet
- Prices: Cardmarket references via TCGgo, per card language, with the date of the last check. A listing is not a completed sale: the methodology (in French) explains the limits.
- Games: Pokémon (Japanese too), One Piece, Disney Lorcana and Riftbound, cards and sealed products. No Magic or Yu-Gi-Oh!.
- Where: iPhone app (App Store), Android app (Google Play) and a web app for computers.
- Price: tracking your collection is free; optional Premium adds advanced features.
Before moving your collection, compare the same cards
Pick three or four cards you know well: a recent card, an older one in average condition, a reverse holo and a sealed product. In each app, check the number, language, variant, how the price is defined and its date. A higher estimate is not, on its own, a better one.
FAQ
What is the best app to track a Pokémon card collection?
It depends on what you collect. On the US App Store, Collectr and Dex are by far the most reviewed; if you collect in Europe, PokéCardex, BinDex, PokéItem and Cardaly mention Cardmarket prices.
Which Pokémon card apps use Cardmarket prices?
According to their App Store descriptions: PokéCardex, MonPrice, BinDex, PokéItem and Cardaly.
Is Cardaly free?
Yes: downloading the app and tracking your collection is free. Premium is optional; prices and terms are shown in the app.
Sources: official US App Store listings, checked on September 29, 2026 : Dex · Collectr · PokéCardex · MonPrice · BinDex · PokéItem · Cardaly.
Your collection, set by set
Cardaly shows your progress in every set and the value of what you own.
Free on iPhone and Android · on computers, the web app, no install needed.