Your One Piece cards, in a binder
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Add the cards you own and see them the way collectors keep them: every set in English release order, page by page, with your cards sleeved in and the missing ones as empty pockets. Prices come from TCGplayer and update daily.
What it does
- Scan cards with your camera to add them, or paste a list (like
4xOP13-118), or add a whole starter deck in one tap. - Binder pages in 2×2, 3×3 (9-pocket), 3×4, 4×3, 5×3, 4×4 or 5×5, one page or a two-page spread you can flip through.
- Set completion: how many cards of each set you own, set by set.
- Organize my cards: a sorting plan for your whole pile. It says which copies stay in your deck boxes, what goes in the binder page by page and pocket by pocket, what goes in the storage box behind which divider, and which extras you could trade or sell. Sort by set, color, card type or value, and tick cards off as you go. Organize my cards
- Prices for every version: regular, alternate arts, manga rares and other parallels, with links to buy what you're missing.
- Decks you can build from your cards: every meta and tournament list ranked by how much of it you already own, with what's missing and what it costs, plus "suggest a deck from my cards", which builds and tests one.
- Your data stays yours: it's saved on your device, and you can copy it out as a list any time.
Set checklists
Every set's full card list, alternate arts and what it costs to complete. Open one in the binder to start tracking it.
Starter decks, promos and other sets are in the full card list by set. The most expensive One Piece cards are ranked on their own page.