Track your progress across every set
From Base Set to the latest expansion, Pokex shows exactly which cards you own and which you still need. Watch your completion percentage climb as you scan new additions.
Key Features
- Completion percentages for every Pokemon TCG set
- Separate tracking for regular, reverse holo, and secret rare
- Automatic set assignment when scanning cards
- Missing card lists for targeted collecting
- Portfolio value per set and estimated cost to complete
The satisfaction of completing a set
Set completion is one of the most rewarding goals in Pokemon card collecting. Whether you are chasing every card in a modern set or slowly building a complete vintage collection, seeing that progress bar fill up is deeply satisfying. But tracking completion across dozens of sets with hundreds of cards each is a nightmare without the right tool. Spreadsheets fall out of date, physical checklists get lost, and memory alone is unreliable when you own thousands of cards.
How Pokex tracks set completion
Every card you scan with Pokex is automatically assigned to its correct set with proper variant tracking. Your collection view shows every Pokemon TCG set with a completion percentage — broken down by regular cards, reverse holos, and secret rares. You can see exactly which cards you need to complete any set, making it easy to build targeted want lists. The set database covers every release from the earliest sets through the newest expansion, with new sets added at launch.
From casual collecting to master set chasing
Pokex scales with your ambition. Casual collectors can track basic set completion while master set chasers can monitor every variant including reverse holos, full arts, and secret rares. The app shows both your regular set percentage and your master set percentage so you always know where you stand. Combined with pricing data, you can also see the estimated cost to complete any set — helping you decide which missing cards to pursue first based on budget.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q1 Does Pokex include every Pokemon TCG set?
Yes. Pokex covers every officially released Pokemon TCG set from Base Set (1999) through the latest expansion. New sets are added to the database when they release.
Q2 Can I track master set completion?
Yes. Pokex tracks regular set completion and master set completion separately. Master set tracking includes reverse holos, full arts, alternate arts, secret rares, and other variants specific to each set.
Q3 How do I see which cards I need from a set?
Open any set in Pokex and filter to see only missing cards. You can sort by card number, rarity, or price to prioritize which cards to acquire first.
Q4 Can I manually add cards without scanning?
While scanning is the fastest method, Pokex also supports browsing the card database and manually adding cards to your collection for cards you cannot physically scan at the moment.
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