A binder that knows its worth
Every copy priced daily from the market, in your currency, with how it's moved this week, month and year.
The collector's vault
Your collection, under the spotlight.
Catalogue your One Piece and Riftbound cards, follow what they're worth, show off your grails and trade with collectors who want what you have.
Inside the app
Everything a binder should be, and a little more.
Scan a stack in seconds
Point the camera at a card, or a whole binder page, and it's recognised by its code and artwork. Graded slabs too.
Grails on show
Each card stands on a plinth under a spotlight, with foil and light that follow your hand as you tilt the phone.
Trade with the right people
Your wants meet other collectors' binders. Make offers, counter, message and leave reviews, all in one thread.
Open packs for fun
A pack simulator with each set's real slots and estimated odds. No purchases, nothing to win: just the rip.
Share your binder
Your collection at flextcg.app/yourname, for anyone to browse, with or without the app.
Supported games
Two games, every set.
Questions
Good to know
Is FlexTCG free?
Yes. Cataloguing, prices, scanning, showcases, trading and the pack simulator are all free, with no ads.
Is my collection private?
You choose, card by card. Private cards and what you paid are only ever visible to you. Public cards appear on your page at flextcg.app/yourname, and you can hide their estimated values.
Where do the prices come from?
TCGplayer market prices, updated daily and converted to your currency at the day's European Central Bank rate. They're estimates, not offers. How prices work.
Does FlexTCG handle payments or shipping?
No. You agree a trade in the app and arrange payment and delivery with the other collector. When you both mark it complete, your binders update. Read our trading tips.
Which currencies and countries?
Prices can be shown in 30 currencies. The app is in English and available on iPhone.
Is the pack simulator gambling?
No. It's free, there's nothing to buy and nothing to win: it's for the fun of opening packs with each set's real slots and estimated odds.
Find a collector
Got someone's name?
Open their public binder: the cards they're showing, what's for trade and how their trades went.