OP.TCG

Name: OP.TCG
Rating: 4.6 (135 reviews)
Author: Mikhael Lopez

By: Mikhael Lopez App

OP Card Game Collector & Deck

Overview

Version:

8.3

Last updated: 2026-06-22

Ranking

#134,952 ▲ 260

Overall

Features & Capabilities

OP.TCG — Track Your OP Card Game Collection & Decks. OP.TCG is the most complete OP TCG database for collectors and players, with over 10,000 references and sealed items in Japanese and international versions — all in one app. Manage your collection with detailed info: versions, condition, grading, purchase/sale prices, and quick shop links to TCGPlayer, CardMarket, and eBay. Create, save, import, and export unlimited decks, and view each deck’s estimated value and card price breakdown.

OP.TCG PLUS unlocks full meta access, prices, daily collection value estimates, unlimited AI-powered card scanning, and more filters and lists. Get insights with statistics like language totals, totals spent and earned, duplicates, and graded cards, plus daily value updates. Data is safely backed up via Apple Cloud, with cross-device sync, and OP.TCG participates in affiliate marketing with disclosure. Privacy & terms are available on the site.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App Games Entertainment Analytics

By:

Mikhael Lopez

Rating:

4.60

(135) 2 new ratings

Version:

8.3 Last updated: 2026-06-22

Version code:

887260813

Creation date:

2024-08-01

Compatible devices:

Size:

92.51MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-07-18

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 134,952 ▲ 260

Other platforms

OP.TCG (v8.3)

96,936 4.45

(1,566)

For Developers

Monetize with App Pass Boost with Extension Booster

Contact the developer

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Developed by:

Mikhael Lopez

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/op-tcg/id6584513689

Website:

https://optcg.app/

User Reviews

Reviewers largely praise OP.TCG for its clean design, a useful free tier, and responsive developers who fix issues and consider feedback. The main drawbacks are pricing concerns around premium features, cross-device sync/sign-in problems on Mac and iPad, and ongoing requests for improved search/filter capabilities (archetypes and card-type filters). Overall, many find it essential for tracking collections, while opinions on cost/value vary.

Pros

User-friendly, clean, and well-designed interface that makes tracking collections easy.
Free tier exists and is useful for basic tracking, with paid features available as an upgrade.
Developers are responsive and actively implement user feedback and fixes.
Flexible pricing options, including a one-time lifetime license appealing to some users.
Strong value for collectors who want to keep up with releases and manage master sets.

Cons

Pricing/premium model is a major sticking point; many users feel the premium cost is too high or not worth it.
Cross-device sign-in and syncing issues, especially on Mac/iPad, hinder access to collections across devices.
Repeated requests for enhanced search and filtering (archetypes and more card-type searches) indicate a desire for deeper filtering options.

Recent reviews

So far, I like the app. The UI is very simple and easy to understand. I like the stats and info it gives you regarding your deck builds. For example, seeing the total number of cards within each block rotation or seeing the total number of triggers is very useful. The one change I would like to see added is a section for actual stats and like a game log. I would love to have a section under each deck where I can notate my opponents leader, if I won dice roll and any little highlights to the match so I can look back on to improve or brag about. And an even nicer touch to that would be like your win percentage for each leader. Add that and it’s all around catered to the collector and the player.