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THE REVIEW
Detailed portfolio accounting and market comparisons
Pokedata stands out for collectors who want an inventory tied to acquisition costs, sales and price history. Its free portfolio provides a starting point, while Gold and Platinum add depth for ongoing research.
Games and card-language editions.
Pokémon; wider website TCG catalogue
English interface; English, Japanese and Chinese card catalogues
Scanning and catalogue workflow
The current iOS description includes card scanning and sealed-product search. This pairs a camera entry point for singles with a search-led workflow for boxes and other sealed items.
The catalogue explicitly includes English, Japanese and Chinese cards and products. Those are printed-card catalogue editions; Apple separately lists English for the interface.
Portfolios, purchases and sales
Pokedata records purchases and sales so that a collection can track item-level profit or loss as it changes. Portfolios hold owned items, while custom lists organize chase cards for future trades.
Shareable portfolios and lists make this useful for communicating a collection or want list. The accounting emphasis is a meaningful distinction from an app that only adds current estimated prices together.
Games and edition scope
Pokémon is the clearest app focus. The official website also has catalogue sections for MTG, Yu-Gi-Oh!, Digimon, Flesh and Blood, One Piece, Union Arena, Grand Archive, Dragon Ball, MetaZoo, Star Wars Unlimited, Gundam, Lorcana and Sorcery.
That website catalogue is broader than a verified camera-support list. For a multi-game scanning project, keep the website’s browse categories separate from the app’s documented recognition coverage.
Market comparisons
The app description names eBay, TCGplayer, Cardmarket and auction houses as data sources, alongside raw, PSA and CGC pricing. Historical price and population information add context beyond one current value.
This structure suits collectors comparing different market references or raw and graded versions. The relevant record remains the exact card edition and grade being considered.
Free, Gold and Platinum
The official web plan page offers one shareable portfolio, one list, six months of prices and scanning on the free tier. Gold starts at US $8 monthly and adds expanded history, four portfolios and lists, up to 20 price alerts and unlimited scans.
Platinum starts at US $20 monthly, adding unlimited portfolios and lists, custom charts, sales-volume data and personal API access. These are website plan prices; the purchase channel determines the offered checkout terms.
Sharing and export routes
Portfolio and list sharing are documented across the app. Platinum’s personal API provides a separate route to pricing data for collectors building their own analysis.
The sources checked do not document a downloadable collection-file export. API data access and a shareable portfolio are useful capabilities, but neither alone confirms a CSV backup of owned inventory.
Latest iOS update
Version 0.0.43 was released on September 18, 2026. It addresses incorrect card-page routing, Google sign-in, push notifications and sale transaction lists, and adds a maintenance-status page.
Editorial feature score: 6/10.
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: 1/2. Pokémon app focus; broader website catalogue not a verified scanner game list.
- Collection management: 2/2. Portfolios, transaction records, lists and profit/loss documented.
- Exports: 0/2. No documented export found in sources checked
- Free access: 1/2. Free portfolio and scanning documented with limited portfolio/history access.
Latest iOS release.
Version 0.0.43 · Released 2026-09-18. Read the developer’s release notes ↗.
Pokedata: your questions.
Is Pokedata legit?
Pokedata is listed on the Apple App Store by Browse LLC. The official links in this review identify that publisher’s app, its store ratings and release history.
Which card languages does Pokedata list?
The current iOS description names English, Japanese and Chinese card and product catalogues.
Can Pokedata track purchase costs?
Yes. It records purchases and sales and tracks item-level profit or loss in portfolios.
What does the free plan include?
The web plan lists one shareable portfolio, one list, six months of pricing data and scanning.
Does Pokedata offer API access?
Personal API access is included in the Platinum web plan.