TCG Hub - Pokémon Card Tracker app analytics for November 1

Need help sorting your Piplups from your Pikachus? I've been collecting Pokémon cards since the Base Set, and I still have the binder I started as a kid. TCG Hub is the app I always wanted but could never quite find: a straightforward way to catalogue a collection you actually care about, keep the details right, and track down the cards you're still missing. No ads, no paywalls, no pressure to treat your cards like a stock portfolio. Scan your cards Point your camera at a card and add it in seconds, from Base Set holos to the newest releases. It's the fastest way I've found to get through a shoebox of bulk without typing a single card name. Every variant counts A reverse holo isn't the same card as the standard one, and you know it. TCG Hub tracks each variant on its own, first edition, reverse holo, poke ball, master ball and the rest, so your collection reflects what you actually own. Browse every set Work through a set card by card and see exactly what you're missing. New sets are added on release day, so you can start logging the latest cards the moment they're in your hands. Keep a wishlist Build a list of the cards you're hunting for, so you always know what to look for at the next show, shop or trade. Know what your cards are worth Prices come from trusted sources like TCGPlayer, so you can check a card's value for a fair trade, for insurance, or just out of curiosity. It's there when you want it, and quiet when you don't. Yours on every device Your collection lives on your phone, so you can browse, scan and sort it anywhere, signal or not. Sign in with a free account and it backs up to the cloud as well, ready and waiting when you pick up a new phone. Free, and properly free Every feature is unlocked from day one. No ads, no banners, no "unlock this for £4.99." I built this because I wanted it to exist, and I'd rather other collectors just had it. TCG Hub is an unofficial, fan-made app and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or associated with Nintendo or The Pokemon Company. Card images are used for identification only.