For the Pokémon Trading Card Game
Deskdex prices your Pokémon collection from the marketplaces' own published figures. Every number says which marketplace it came from and the day it was read.
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The catalogue, right now
Read from the catalogue as this page loads.
Every dot is one reading, placed on the day it was taken.
Where sales are far apart, the dots stay apart. A line between them would draw prices nobody paid.
The shaded band is the estimate's range. It gets wider when there is less to go on.
Your shelf
Add cards as you pull or buy them. The total follows the market, what you paid sits next to what the cards are worth now, and each card's change is measured against its previous sale, since most cards don't sell every day.
A card with no price in your market is counted separately and left out of the total, so it is not quietly treated as worth nothing.
Sets
English and Japanese sets, how much of each you hold, and what the missing cards cost at today's prices. Announced sets are listed too, with the date and how much of the list is confirmed.
Trades
The cards you give and the cards you get are priced in one market on one day, with condition counted. It also shows what each side would clear if you sold it instead, which is the real alternative to a trade.
Display mode
One card on the screen at a time with its grade and price. Turn the phone sideways and it adds the whole collection's value, six months of it as a line, and a thumbnail on the day each card arrived. Lock it with a short code before you hand the phone over; the lock lets go after five minutes.
The rules behind each figure ship inside the app too, on a screen called "Where the numbers come from", so they can't drift away from what the code does.
The full rules, including graded values and centering, in the app
Deskdex is a web app, so there is nothing to download. Adding it to your home screen gives it its own icon; it opens full screen, keeps your shelf and the last prices when you have no signal, and updates itself.
Who makes this
Deskdex is written and paid for by one person who collects Pokémon cards and got tired of guessing what a shelf was worth. There is no company and no investor. It has no analytics because nobody here wants the data, and no ads because an app that tells you what your cards are worth shouldn't also be paid by somebody who wants you to buy more.
The server counts one thing: how many sessions happened each day, with no identifier attached. The privacy page says exactly what that row holds.
Found something wrong, or missing? The feedback box in the app goes straight to the person who wrote the code. Send feedback
That is the whole trial. No account, no email, nothing to install first. If you want to see it with a shelf already in it, the sample is one tap.
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