Card Scan
Point your camera at a card and Sleevd finds it — the right card, from the right set — without you typing a thing.
Point your camera at a card and Sleevd finds it — the right card, from the right set — without you typing a thing.
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The camera button sits in the header of your Collection screen, so scanning is never more than a tap away from where your cards live.
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Hold the card flat and fill the frame. Sleevd reads what's printed on it and matches it against the set data as you go.
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Candidates appear along the bottom of the viewfinder, best match first, each showing the card, its number and its set. Tap the right one and it's in.
The same Pokémon appears across dozens of sets, and that's where manual entry goes wrong. Every candidate carries its card number and set code — #95 in gym1 — so you're picking a specific print rather than a name.
Card Scan works across Pokémon, Magic: The Gathering, Disney Lorcana, One Piece, Gundam and Riftbound, using the same set data as the rest of the app.
Adding a collection by hand is the reason most tracking apps get abandoned. Pointing a camera at a card is the difference between cataloguing a binder and meaning to.
Free to download, works offline, and there's no account to set up.
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