AleDeck
Scan and count your cards
Every kid loves Pokémon cards. At last, a simple app made for them, to manage the collection and know what it is worth.
AleDeck keeps count of your Pokémon cards: it recognises them from a photo, several at once, and tells you how many you have, which are duplicates and what they are worth.
English is coming soon. For now the app and its card catalogue are in Italian; AleDeck will be available in English shortly.
Point the camera at the cards on the table — or at a whole binder page — and AleDeck recognises them one by one: name, set, number, rarity. Add them to your collection with a tap, and it tells you right away which ones you already had. Recognition runs on the phone, sending nothing over the network, and asks the server for help only when it is not sure on its own. The catalogue includes recent releases, the 30th Anniversary among them; indicative prices come from Cardmarket and update every night.
- Platform
- iPhone and iPad
- Price
- Free, no in-app purchases
- Ads
- None
- Language
- Italian — English coming soon
- Catalogue
- 14,343 cards, 104 sets
What it looks like
What it does
- Recognises cards from the camera, more than one at a time.
- Works on the phone, sending nothing over the network, whenever it can manage alone.
- Keeps the collection: how many you have, duplicates, what a set is missing.
- Shows the indicative value of each card and of the whole collection.
- Tells you which cards went up or down in price recently.
- Searches the catalogue by name, set or number: 14,343 cards, 104 sets.
What it does not do
- It does not sell or buy anything.
- It has no ads.
- It needs no account to work: Sign in with Apple only serves to find your collection on another device, and is optional.
- It does not keep your photos: those of uncertain cards go to the server for a check and are deleted immediately. It keeps them only if you turn the switch on yourself.
On iPad too
AleDeck legal notes and privacyQuestions or reports: info@aleworld.com