Foilbook Coming soon to the App Store

Scan your cards.

One photo of a binder page, or up to nine loose cards.

Finish your sets.

Every set in number order, with a blank for each card you still need.

For Pokémon card collectors, on iPhone.

Take one photo of a binder page. Foilbook finds each card and its price, then shows you which cards each set still needs.

01Scanning

Three ways to scan.

Lay up to nine cards on a table, hold up one card, or point at a binder page. Foilbook takes the photo by itself and finds each card.

It tells you when to hold still or move closer, and when light is bouncing off your cards. No camera handy? Pick a photo instead.

Foilbook asks what you are scanning: Cards on a table, up to 9 cards face up in 3 rows of 3. One card, up close or in a hard case. A binder page, 9 cards at once, saved to a binder page.

02The Check tag

It asks instead of guessing.

Foilbook goes by the number printed on each card, not just the picture. When it is not sure, it shows a Check tag and asks you. Pick the right card, or type the number from the bottom corner.

Tap Save page and it keeps only the cards that are sure, or that you checked.

Is this right? Your photo of a card next to Foilbook's guess, Nickit 104/203 from Evolving Skies. Check the number: does yours say 104/203? Three other cards to pick from, and a Yes, that's it button.

03Set checklists

See what every set still needs.

Each set is laid out in number order, like a binder. The cards you are missing lie face down with their numbers on them. Tap one to turn it over and see it.

Sort your sets by closest to done. You can also open any English Pokémon set, even one you have no cards from yet.

Evolving Skies, 122 of 237 cards, 115 to go. Page 1 of 27: owned cards in their sleeves, and face-down blanks numbered 7 and 8 for the cards still missing.

04Prices

Know what your cards are worth.

Every card gets a price in US dollars, with where it came from and the date. Prices update once a day. Home shows your total, the change since yesterday, and a chart of your collection's value by day.

Special printings are checked against a second price source, Cardmarket. Shiny finishes and condition change the price too.

Your cards are worth $1,828.90, with the change since yesterday, over the last 7 days and since Sep 12, and a chart of the total by day.

05Misprints

Known misprints, flagged.

Some Pokémon cards have a misprint or an early printing that sells for much more, like Red Cheeks Pikachu or the Jungle holos with no set symbol. When you scan or open one of these cards, Foilbook says so. It gives a rough value and tells you where to look on yours.

  • Pikachu 58/102Red cheeks instead of yellow.
  • Wartortle 42/102The small picture shows Wartortle, not Squirtle.
  • Jungle holosNo set symbol under the picture.

The list covers 57 cards, from Base Set to Scarlet & Violet promos. Foilbook can't tell the versions apart from a photo, so it tells you what to check. Values are rough, so check before you sell.

Heads up, on Base Set Pikachu 58/102: There's a known special printing of this card: Red Cheeks (1st Edition or Shadowless). It sells for about $58 to $590 ungraded, against about $4 for a regular copy. A second note covers the Ghost Stamp misprint. Values are rough and change; check before you sell. How to tell, opened: Look at the round spots on Pikachu's cheeks. If they are red instead of yellow, and the picture box has no dark shadow along its right edge, it is the Red Cheeks version.

06Keepers

Your best cards, and what they sell for.

Cards worth over $15 are your Keepers, most valuable first. Each one shows what a card shop might pay, and a button that opens real sold prices on eBay.

A shop price is a rough guide, not an offer. You can set your own shop's percent.

Your keepers are worth $580.73. 15 cards over $15. A shop might pay $374 to $432 for all of them. Most valuable first: Charmander and Darkrai VSTAR, each with what a shop might pay.

07Want list

Want it, then buy it.

Tap Want on a missing card to put it on your Want list, and see what the whole list costs. For a Pokémon set, Buy missing cards opens TCGplayer with the cards that set still needs.

When you get a card, it comes off the list by itself.

A missing card turned over: Lurantis 15/163, You're missing this, with Wanted, Close and Find it on eBay buttons.

08Binders

Your binders, page by page.

Scan a binder page and it is saved as that page, in the binder you pick. Flip through each binder front and back, with every card's price.

Loose cards can go in boxes instead.

Binder 4, page 1 front, worth $17.11, 9 of 9 sleeves: nine cards, each with its price under it.

Also in Foilbook

Coming soon to the App Store.

For iPhone, iOS 26 or later. No account needed. No ads. No tracking. The photo is read on your iPhone.

Reads Pokémon cards, including Japanese ones.