All Card Scanner

Point your camera at a card and know what it is — and what it's worth.

All Card Scanner recognises trading cards from eight different games and sports
brands, matching what it sees against a catalogue of more than 800,000 cards.
Everything happens on your phone: there is no account, no sign-up, and no server.

SUPPORTED
• Pokémon
• Magic: The Gathering
• Yu-Gi-Oh!
• One Piece Card Game
• Disney Lorcana
• Star Wars: Unlimited
• Digimon Card Game
• Sports cards

FINDS THE CARD, NOT THE TABLE
The viewfinder detects the card's four corners and straightens the image, so a
card held at an angle or lying on a busy surface still reads cleanly. The
background never reaches the recognition model.

LIVE IDENTIFICATION
Results appear while you move the camera — you don't need to take a photo. Tap
the label to open the full result with price and set details.

TEXT CROSS-CHECK
The card's name, collector number and set code are read and matched against the
visual result, so a similar-looking reprint isn't mistaken for another printing.

BATCH MODE
Keep the camera open and work through a stack. Confident matches are added to
your collection automatically.

COLLECTION AND VALUE
Organise cards into folders, set quantities, follow your total value over time,
and export everything to CSV whenever you want a copy.

WORKS OFFLINE
The recognition model and the card index ship inside the app. Identification
works with no connection at all — prices simply fall back to the bundled
snapshot until you're online again.

PRIVACY
No account. No ads. No analytics. No tracking. Your collection is stored only on
your device and is never uploaded. Card recognition runs entirely on the phone.
One optional feature can send a scanned card image to Google Lens to read the
card's small print more accurately — it's a single switch in Settings → Privacy,
and turning it off keeps text reading on the device too.

Prices are indicative figures from public card databases, not an appraisal.

Not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by any card game publisher or
sports brand. All trademarks belong to their respective owners.