Your collection

Use this when you want to say exactly which copy you own, how you got it and where it lives.

1. Search for the card and tap it to open its page.
2. Tap Add to collection (it says Add another copy if you already own one).
3. Under Your copy, choose Raw card or Graded slab, then the condition, or the grading company and grade.
4. Pick a Location, and fill in How you got it if you want the story.
5. Tap Add to my collection.

Condition is always your call. Cardkept never judges it from a photo.

1. A raw card has a condition: Near Mint, Lightly Played, Moderately Played, Heavily Played or Damaged. Or leave it as Not recorded.
2. A graded slab has a grading company (PSA, BGS, CGC, SGC, TAG or ACE) and a grade. You can add the cert number too.

1. Open the copy from Collection.
2. Tap the round pencil (Edit) at the top right to change anything, then Save changes.
3. To remove it, scroll to the bottom and tap Delete this copy.

Each copy can remember how it came to you: bought, pulled from a pack, a gift, a trade.

1. Open the copy and find The story.
2. Tap Add an entry, or the small pencil on an existing entry.
3. Choose what happened, the date, who it was from, where, what it cost and any note.

1. Open a copy and find Your marks.
2. Tap Favorite for a card you would never part with, or Sell or trade as a private note to yourself.

1. Open a copy you own.
2. Tap the share button at the top, next to Edit .
3. Choose where to send it. A card with a PRO Scan goes as a link to its own web page; any other card as a picture.

Places where your cards live, like Binder 02, the shoebox or the shelf.

1. Tap Me, then Storage locations.
2. Tap Add a binder, box or shelf, pick the kind, give it a name and tap Add.
3. To put a card there, open its copy form (Add or Edit), tap Location and choose the place.

1. On Collection, type in Search your collection. It matches a card’s name, set, number, finish, grade, condition and where you keep it.
2. Tap the Sort and filter button beside it to sort (highest value, newest added, name and more), show Raw or Graded, or narrow to your marks, your PRO Scans or a location.
3. Tap Clear filters to start again.

See how far through each set you are.

1. On Collection, Sets to complete shows rings for the sets you have started. Tap one to open the set.
2. To see every set, tap Search, then the round Show sets button at the top right.
3. Pick International, Japanese or Chinese, then a set. The cards you own keep an orange ring.

A card is a printing, the same for everyone: Umbreon VMAX 215 from Evolving Skies. A copy is the one in your hands. Own two of the same card and you have two copies, each with its own condition or grade, PRO Scan, place, story and price.

You choose, in Me → Profile → Set progress. Master set counts every version: holo and reverse holo, 1st Edition and Unlimited, stamps, patterns and secret rares, so Base Set is 308. Main set counts one of each card number up to the set’s printed size, so Base Set is 102: secret rares and extra versions don’t count, and nor do extras with their own numbering, like Generations’ Radiant Collection. It applies to every set, and follows your account to any phone.

Yes, with Cardkept Pro. Go to Me, then Export collection. Your collection comes as a spreadsheet (CSV), one row per card you own: the card, its condition or grade, your Favorite and Sell/Trade marks, where it’s kept, how you got it and what you paid, your notes, and its market price, in your currency, with the market, date, and the original figure and exchange rate behind it. Your cards’ stories come as a second spreadsheet, one row per moment. Each opens the share sheet, so you can save it to Files, AirDrop it, email it or open it in Numbers or Excel. Nothing is sent to us. A PDF is planned.