Kachimi reads the border, the set symbol and the number in the corner, and tells you which one you are holding, then what that exact printing is worth.
Loose in your hand, in a penny sleeve, or sleeved inside a toploader. Kachimi reads it through the plastic.
The tell is a drop shadow, a stamp, a line of small print along the bottom. Kachimi checks all of it, then prices that exact printing.
Set, number, rarity and HP, then what that exact printing is worth.
One place for everything you have scanned. Cards, folders, your wishlist and your sets, all four under the same tab.
Cards you do not have yet, priced every night, so a dip is something you catch.
All 395 sets, English and Japanese, showing what you hold against what exists.
Which way it is moving, and by how much.
The tab you open when you are not holding anything. What is climbing, what is falling, and every printing there is to search.
If yours is not here, ask. Everything below is true of the app as it stands today, not of a roadmap.
Free! Scanning, naming and pricing your cards will always be free.
Later on, a little Pro tier adds the extras. Pay monthly, or grab Lifetime once and never think about it again.
Nope. No account, no uploads, no database of mine. Your cards live on your phone and nowhere else.
New phone? Your collection rides along with your normal iPhone backup, and Restore Purchases brings Pro right back.
Every single day. Kachimi takes a fresh snapshot of the market each night while you sleep.
Those snapshots stack up into the price chart on every card, so the longer you use it, the more history you get.
Yes! Kachimi looks for the card itself, not the plastic around it, so sleeves and toploaders are totally fine.
The only thing it dislikes is glare. Tilt away from the light and snap again.
31,603 cards across 395 sets, English and Japanese. A lot of cards.
About 23,200 of them come with a market price. The rest, mostly promos, trainer kits and the oldest Japanese sets, you can still scan, name and keep, just without a price tag.
Out now on iPhone, free on the App Store. Android is aiming for the end of September 2026.
Tap Download now and you are scanning your first card in under a minute.
Picture me at a card show, phone in one hand, a Piplup in the other, typing its name into a search bar for the fifth time and scrolling past twelve cards that all look the same. Every time, the same little worry: is this a fair price, or am I about to overpay?
I wanted to point my camera at a card and just know. Then I wanted the fun stuff too: a place to keep my collection, folders for the cards I am hunting, a wishlist for the dream pulls. One app, no spreadsheet, and a lot more time actually enjoying the cards.
Every English card ever printed, named down to the printing and priced the same night. No account, and your collection never leaves your phone.
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