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Ripdex
Scan any Pokémon card and see what it's worth
12 followers
Scan any Pokémon card and see what it's worth
12 followers
Scan any Pokémon card with your phone and see what it's worth in about a second. Ripdex shows the live TCGplayer market price, a 90-day price-history chart and 7/30-day trends. Batch mode scans a whole binder card after card and saves the stack to your collection in one tap. 47,000+ cards across 560+ sets, from 1999 Base Set to the newest releases, Japanese sets included, prices refreshed daily. Free on iOS and Android.






Wordy
Would love to see a grading estimate feature that flags cards potentially worth submitting to PSA or BGS based on condition and current raw vs graded price spread. Would make scanning even more valuable for collectors deciding whether to grade.
Wordy
@doukan259571 Great idea. Surfacing the raw-vs-graded spread so you instantly know whether a card is worth sending to PSA or BGS would turn a simple price check into a real decision. Adding it to the roadmap, thank you!
honestly this looks really useful for grading my collection, but one thing i'd love is the ability to flag cards you personally own in the scan results so you can keep a running portfolio value over time without manually entering anything
Wordy
@hayrunnisadlec Good news, this is already live! Every card you scan drops straight into your collection with its quantity and condition, and you get a running total value that updates automatically, no manual entry. So a batch scan basically builds your portfolio for you. Would love to hear what you think once you've had a look at the collection view!
Scanned a stack of holos from my old binder and the price history chart actually matched what I saw selling on TCGplayer last week. The batch mode is a nice touch for anyone with more than a few cards to log.
Wordy
@tahadvwa Thank you! Really glad the price history lined up with what you were seeing on TCGplayer last week, that accuracy is exactly what I'm chasing. Enjoy logging that old binder.
The batch scan is genuinely the best part, you basically just flip through your binder and it logs everything for you. Honestly didn't expect the price chart to load that fast either, pretty solid for a free app.
Wordy
@nehirulasa80495 Appreciate this! Batch mode was the feature I most wanted for my own binders, so it's great to hear it clicked for you and glad the charts felt snappy even on the free app. Thanks for giving it a spin!
The batch binder scan sounds like a lifesaver. One feature that would really help is a quick grading estimate flag, like pulling up recent PSA 9 and 10 sold comps alongside the raw price so you know if it's worth sending a copy in. Would save a ton of second guessing.
Wordy
@niyazihfps Grading comps keep coming up and I completely get why, seeing PSA 9 and 10 sold prices right next to the raw value would take a ton of second-guessing out of deciding what to submit. Definitely on my list to build in. Thanks!
Would love to see a condition grading overlay so I can eyeball corners and centering before checking the price. Bonus points if batch mode lets me flag a few questionable cards from the stack for closer review instead of opening each one separately.
Wordy
@iscany18259 Love this, a centering/condition overlay is something I've been mulling over, and being able to flag a few questionable cards mid-batch instead of reopening each one is a genuinely smart workflow tweak. Noting both down. Thanks for the thoughtful feedback!