Every feature, improvement, and fix shipping to Binder Placeholders — newest first.
The Pokémon tab of "Add cards" now sorts a species by release date, name or card number, and offers a Master Set that adds every printed variant of the cards you pick. A card that was only ever printed as a holo also lands as a holo, instead of as a plain card.
Every Pokémon page is rebuilt. Sort a species by release date, name or card number, filter to what is missing from your binder, and fill a binder with one press — either one card per printing, or a Master Set with every variation. Cards now show the year they were printed, and the page address reads as a name instead of a number.
Every page got a fresh look and a consistent layout — new type, new spacing, a rebuilt footer, and pages that hold together on a phone instead of overflowing. Alongside it went a long run of stability work, so pages load faster and the rough edges in search and in the binder editor are gone.
Individual Pokédex pages were missing the site footer, and the floating "Review Binder" shortcut could drift on top of footer links after scrolling. Both are fixed: every Pokédex page now shows the same footer as the rest of the site, and the shortcut no longer covers it.
Building a binder on a phone no longer means fighting the interface. Tap any card to open its actions — grade, buy, move, or remove — instead of hunting for controls that only appeared on hover. Move a card to any pocket, even on another page, without dragging, or press and hold to drag it the old way. A new page bar (and a left-right swipe) walks through every page, tray cards go into a pocket with one tap, and every button is now big enough to hit with a thumb. Card search also ignores stray spaces from mobile keyboards and tells you where to look when a name comes up empty.
Plenty of smaller fixes across the app — layout and text that overflowed on narrow screens, controls that were hard to reach, and rough edges in search and the binder editor. Nothing to do on your end; things should simply behave.
Individual illustrator pages were missing the site footer, including links to Privacy Policy and Terms. It's back, matching every other page on the site.
The new Pre-Grade tool measures a card's centering before you send it off for grading. Upload a photo, let it find the card edges and the inner border, and read the front centering as a percentage on both axes.
Two-wide custom image tiles can now print as one continuous piece of art that flows across the gap between binder pockets — perfect for panoramic, dual-card illustrations. When you place a 2-pocket tile, pick how it prints: Split cuts it into two separate cards, or Extend across slots renders a single wide insert that reads seamlessly once slotted. Reposition any placed tile by dragging the image to pan its crop, and tune the Seam gap under Binder settings → Print to match your binder's spacing. The gap is applied only to pages that actually hold extend art, so plain card pages stay tight, and the editor now previews the exact print layout.
There is now a blog with guides and notes on organizing, printing, and collecting. Find it in the footer, or at /blog.
Keep as many binders as you want instead of one. Name them, switch between them from the Binders page, and pick up where you left off. Each binder saves to your account while you edit, so the binder you build on a laptop is the binder you open on your phone.
When adding cards through the Add Cards modal in the Smart Binder, you can now choose the variant for each card before adding it. After selecting cards, the right sidebar shows each card with four variant options — Normal, Rev. Holo, Holo, and 1st Edition — highlighted in blue when active. The chosen variant is saved to the binder card, so placeholders accurately reflect what you're tracking.
Printed placeholders are now much easier to read on real paper. Card names, set names, and card numbers are all larger and use darker, higher-contrast colors that don't fade when printed. The set name and card number are now separate elements so a long set name no longer clips the number. Graded card labels got the same treatment — bigger text throughout, the "Trading Card" label removed, and a taller label strip so cert numbers and card numbers are actually legible.
Tracking a whole set is much faster now. Hit the new Select button in the Set Gallery to enter selection mode, then tap cards to pick them — or shift-click to grab a whole range at once. Use Select all to grab everything currently shown. A bottom bar shows your count with one-tap Mark owned and Mark missing actions, so you no longer open each card one at a time.
The Smart Binder editor is now fully usable on mobile. The binder canvas scales correctly to fill the available screen instead of appearing as a tiny sliver. The toolbar now fits on small screens — secondary actions like Compact and Clear are hidden, primary buttons collapse to icons, and a gear button opens the settings sidebar as a slide-in drawer with a backdrop. Page navigation advances one page at a time on mobile instead of two.
The Add Cards modal now slides up as a native-feeling bottom sheet on mobile. It includes a Cards/Sets tab bar at the top, a compact search bar, and a horizontally scrollable filter row with Set, Subtype, and type icon chips — all without needing to open a sidebar. Cards are shown in a 3-column grid for comfortable browsing. The sticky footer has two large touch-friendly buttons: To Tray and Add N cards, which now correctly places selected cards into the current binder page. Desktop layout is unchanged.
The card detail drawer in the Set Gallery now shows the TCGPlayer market price when available. The price is pulled from the same data fetch as the card variants, so it appears without any extra network requests.
Fixed "Add 1 cards" showing incorrect plural in the card search modal — it now correctly reads "Add 1 card". Fixed the mobile bottom navigation showing "Artists" instead of "Illustrators" for the illustrators page.
Clicking the + button on any card in the set browser now opens a variant picker when the card has multiple printings (Normal, Holo, Reverse Holo, 1st Edition). Single-variant cards still add instantly. No more accidentally adding a Normal when you wanted the Reverse.
The card detail drawer in the Set Gallery now shows per-variant add buttons — Standard, Holo, Reverse Holo, and 1st Edition — whenever a card has multiple printings. Variants are fetched automatically when you open a card.