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Scan a card, and it's in your deck. Track your whole collection in seconds.
Scan your cards. Build your decks. Stop typing card names. Poke Deck turns your phone's camera into a TCG card scanner. Hold it over a card and it's recognized and filed in seconds — no searching by name, no scrolling through set lists, no squinting at set symbols to work out which print you're holding. WHAT YOU CAN DO Scan instantly Point the camera at a card and let it do the work. Recognition takes about a second, so you can work through a whole stack instead of one card at a time. Build your collection Every scan lands in your vault. Browse everything you own in one clean grid and sort it the way you like. Search and filter Find any card fast — by name, set, type, or rarity. Answer "do I already have this one?" without pulling a binder off the shelf. Track your sets See how far along each set is and which cards you're still missing. Sort a fresh pull Just opened a booster box? Scan the pile as you sort it and your collection updates as you go. BUILT FOR REAL COLLECTORS Whether you're cataloging a collection you've been building since childhood, working through a bulk lot you just picked up, or logging this week's pulls, Poke Deck keeps up. Bulk scanning stays fast, and your collection stays organized whether it holds fifty cards or fifty thousand. WHY SCANNING BEATS A SPREADSHEET Typing a collection into a spreadsheet takes hours, and it's out of date the next time you open a pack. Scanning takes seconds per card, and the list keeps itself current. GET STARTED Download Poke Deck, scan your first card, and watch your collection come together. Free to download. Poke Deck is an independent app made for trading card collectors. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by The Pokemon Company, Nintendo, Game Freak, or Creatures Inc.
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