Point your camera at a card and In the Binder knows which one it is. It files the card into its set's binder and shows what it's worth. Page by page, you watch every set fill up.
Pokémon · One Piece · Lorcana · Dragon Ball Super Fusion World · Magic: The Gathering · Yu-Gi-Oh!
Scan a card. It lands in its set's binder, with its price.
On an iPhone or a computer? Use the web version, free, no install.
Android phone without Google Play? Download the app directly.
Real screens from the latest Android version. Swipe or tap the arrows.







Built by a collector who wanted more than a list.
IllustrationHold a card under the camera and the borders are measured automatically. You see the best grade centring alone allows at PSA, BGS and CGC, before you pay for grading. A manual mode lets you nudge every edge by 0.1 mm.
IllustrationHold an NFC-chipped slab to the back of your phone and the certificate is read instantly, no buttons. No chip? Point the camera at the label and the cert number is read for you.
IllustrationPokémon, One Piece, Lorcana, Dragon Ball Super Fusion World, Magic and Yu-Gi-Oh! each get their own binders, slabs and sealed product. Every printing has its own pocket: normal, parallel, foil, alternate art. A game downloads only when you open it, so the app stays small.
IllustrationSeparate Pokémon binders for English, French, Italian, Spanish, German, Japanese, Korean and Chinese printings, with thousands of Asian cards recognised by the scanner.
IllustrationOpen your collection on a computer or any phone at inthebinder.com/app: every card of every game, its value over time, grading picks with eBay sold prices for PSA 10, BGS and CGC, and the centring tool for your photos. Your collection stays in your browser, nothing is uploaded.
IllustrationImport your whole PriceCharting collection in one go, with nothing lost: anything that can't be matched is kept with its value. Back up to a single file anytime.
Everything you'd do with a real binder, a price guide and a notebook, in one place, and it works offline.
Recognition runs on your phone. It reads the artwork, not just the text, so glare, sleeves and whole 9-pocket pages are fine. If it isn't sure, it asks rather than guessing. It reads printed codes like OP01-003 or LOB-EN001 too, and learns the look of your own cards from every scan you confirm.
Each set is a leather binder with nine cards a page. Empty pockets show what you're still hunting. Normal, reverse holo, holo, parallels and foils are tracked separately.
Market prices for each printing, price history over time, and your whole portfolio's value at a glance.
Track PSA, BGS, CGC, ACE, AURA and more. Read the certificate from the label or tap an NFC-chipped slab.
Type "070/084" or a name with a typo, and it still finds the card.
Booster boxes, ETBs, decks and tins by barcode or straight from each game's catalogue, alongside your cards and slabs.
Line up both sides of a swap with each card's value in its own language, see at a glance if it's fair, then swap lists with a QR code.
Tap empty pockets to fill them, type “1-25, 30”, or fill a whole page at once, with Undo if you go too far.
Hold your phone on its side and the binder opens flat: two pages, four big cards each.
Tap a binder and it greets you with its cover, then opens like a real book. On a foldable, unfold for two pages; fold it and the binder closes.
A red dot next to Settings tells you when something new is ready, with one tap to get it.
A collection can be worth thousands. In the Binder never makes you hand it to a server: without an account, nothing about your collection leaves your phone. Syncing between phones is optional, and you can delete it at any time.
In the Binder is a free Android app for trading card collectors. You scan cards with your phone camera, file them into binders set by set, check centring before sending cards for grading, track graded slabs and see what your collection is worth.
Pokémon (including Japanese, Korean and Chinese prints), plus the English editions of One Piece, Disney Lorcana, Dragon Ball Super Fusion World, Magic: The Gathering and Yu-Gi-Oh!. Each game has its own binders, slabs and sealed product, never mixed. A game's card list downloads the first time you open it.
Yes. The app is free to download and use. It shows one small banner ad, and its shop links to eBay, TCGplayer and Cardmarket may earn us a small commission if you buy, at no extra cost to you.
Yes. The scanner and binders support English, French, Italian, Spanish, German, Japanese, Korean and Chinese prints.
The centring check measures the borders of your card from a photo and compares them with the centring limits used by PSA, BGS and CGC. It is a guide only; the final grade is always the grading company's decision.
Yes, as a beta. Anyone can join the iPhone beta through Apple's TestFlight app from inthebinder.com/beta, and the App Store release is coming soon. The web version also works on any iPhone.
No. Your collection is stored on your phone and the app works offline. Prices update when you are online.
Five In the Binder promo cards, one for each type. Every card has its place.





Free on Android through Google Play, and the iPhone beta is open on TestFlight. The web version works on any device today.