Everything Pokellector tracks, plus scanning and pricing
Pokellector is a solid set checklist, but adding cards means tapping through lists by hand and it shows no pricing. Pokex lets you scan a card to add it instantly — with market value attached.
Side by side
Pokex vs Pokellector
| Feature |  Pokex | Pokellector |
|---|---|---|
| Set completion checklist | Yes | Yes |
| AI card scanning | Yes | No |
| Real-time pricing | Yes | No |
| Variant-level tracking | Yes | No |
| Portfolio value | Yes | No |
| Free to use | Yes | Yes |
What Pokellector offers
Pokellector is a popular collection tracker that lets you mark which cards you own across Pokémon TCG sets. It has a clean visual checklist, set lists, and a loyal community. The catch is that adding cards is fully manual — you browse set lists and tap each card — and there is no scanning and no pricing information.
How Pokex is different
The biggest gap is the workflow. With Pokex you point your camera at a card, confirm the match, and add it to your collection with market-price context. It also shows variant pricing, set-completion percentages, and a portfolio value tracker. Pokellector focuses on the checklist; Pokex connects scanning, pricing, and tracking.
Why collectors switch
Manual entry gets tedious as a binder grows. Scanning can reduce that work, while built-in price context keeps collection value in the same workflow. Pokex also records card variants rather than treating every print as the same item.
Verdict
Pokellector is a reliable checklist. But without scanning or pricing you are doing twice the work. Pokex lets you scan, price, and track in a single workflow, which matters most once your collection grows past a few hundred cards.
Questions
Quick answers
Does Pokex track set completion like Pokellector?
Yes. Pokex shows your completion percentage for every set, with breakdowns for secret rares, reverse holos, and special variants, so you can see exactly what you are missing.
Can I import my Pokellector collection?
There is no direct import, but scanning your physical collection with Pokex is fast enough that most collectors rebuild their digital collection in a single session.
Does Pokex show card images?
Yes — high-resolution images, set details, card numbers, rarity, and market pricing for every card.
Is Pokex free?
Yes. Pokex is free on both the App Store and Google Play.
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