I collect Pokémon cards and kept tracking my binders in spreadsheets, so I built the app I wanted. What it does: - Pick any set and get a binder with a pocket for every card. Mark what you own and the gaps close. - Today's Near Mint market price on every card, with 30 days of history. - Goals: set the price you'd pay for a chase card and get an email when the market drops to it. - A planner for wall display cases of graded slabs. - Pokémon (EN + JP), One Piece and Lorcana. ~75,000 cards across 670+ sets. A few things I learned building it: - Price data is messier than it looks. A single listing at $199,999 will happily become a card's "price". A price only headlines now when more than one sale backs it. - Collectors care way more about the binder feeling real (pockets, covers, page turns) than about charts. Free with unlimited binders, no card needed. There's an optional $3.99/mo plan for seller tools and unlimited alerts. https://pullfolio.app/?src=reddit-sideproject It's live and I'm the only dev. I'd love blunt feedback: what's confusing, what's missing, what would make you actually use it?   submitted by   /u/exxoh [link]   [comments]