App Store ↗
Google Play ↗
THE REVIEW
Sports cards alongside Pokémon and MTG
A useful shortlist option for collectors whose boxes mix sports and TCG cards. The strongest practical distinction is the path from identifying a card to organizing it and preparing an eBay listing.
Games and card-language editions.
Pokémon, Magic: The Gathering, VeeFriends; sports cards
English interface; card-language editions not enumerated
Scanning and building a collection
LUDEX uses a card photograph to identify the card and its variation. The useful workflow is to check the resulting edition, save it to a binder, then use the same record for valuation or selling.
Its free membership includes unlimited scans but stores up to 60 cards. That separation matters when planning a full collection: occasional identification and permanent inventory have different limits.
Supported games and editions
The listed TCG categories are Pokémon, Magic: The Gathering and VeeFriends. Sports coverage includes baseball, basketball, football, soccer, hockey, MMA, wrestling and racing.
Custom binders and player or team filters give the sports side a specific organizational focus. The iOS interface is listed in English; the sources checked do not enumerate supported card-language editions.
Prices and portfolio tools
The app describes pricing drawn from completed eBay sales and other marketplaces. Collection tools combine individual card records, filters, set progress and total value.
Use the exact parallel and variation as the starting point for a price comparison. LUDEX’s broad category coverage is particularly relevant when a portfolio contains several sports rather than one card game.
Free and paid membership
The published free plan includes 60 collection cards and five eBay listings per month. Lite covers one sport or TCG category at US $4.99 monthly or $49.99 yearly, with 50 monthly eBay listings.
Standard is US $9.99 monthly or $89.99 yearly for all categories and 50 listings. Pro is $24.99 monthly or $239.99 yearly with 250 listings. These are the membership prices stated in the store description.
Selling and data portability
List-It helps prepare eBay listings from identified cards. For someone clearing duplicates, this is a concrete connection between the inventory and a selling destination.
A collection-file export is not documented in the sources checked. The documented outward workflow is marketplace listing; that is a different requirement from maintaining a spreadsheet backup.
Latest iOS update
Version 2.0.3 was released on September 1, 2026. Its notes describe ongoing reliability, interface and speed refinements, without naming a new supported game or changing the published plan limits.
Editorial feature score: 7/10.
Five documented feature criteria, each worth up to two points. How we compare apps.
- Card scanning: 2/2. Camera-based card identification is documented in the official app listing; access limits are assessed under free access.
- Game breadth: 2/2. Three named TCG categories plus eight sports categories.
- Collection management: 2/2. Binders, filters, collection values and set progress are documented.
- Exports: 0/2. No documented export found in sources checked
- Free access: 1/2. Free membership has a 60-card collection ceiling.
Latest iOS release.
Version 2.0.3 · Released 2026-09-01. Read the developer’s release notes ↗.
LUDEX: your questions.
Is LUDEX legit?
LUDEX is listed on the Apple App Store by Ludex, LLC. The official links in this review identify that publisher’s app, its store ratings and release history.
Is LUDEX free?
Its published free tier includes unlimited scans, 60 collection cards and five monthly eBay listings.
Does LUDEX support Pokémon?
Yes. Pokémon, Magic: The Gathering and VeeFriends are explicitly listed alongside sports cards.
Can LUDEX help sell cards?
Its List-It feature prepares eBay listings, subject to the monthly allowance of the selected membership.
Can LUDEX scan Japanese Pokémon cards?
No. The store language field describes the interface; the sources checked do not give a card-language edition list.