Your Pokémon collection, at today's value.
CardoMint tells you what it is worth today, what it cost you, and what you have already realised — on cards and sealed products alike.
Coming soon to:
CardoMint runs in the browser today, on desktop and on mobile alike; the App Store and Google Play apps come next.


products in the catalogue
69 139 exactly — 67 248 cards and 1 891 sealed
distinct markets
International, Japanese, Chinese
sets
1 009, spread over 33 blocs
cards guaranteed inside sealed products
1 575, across 1 089 declared boxes
Figures measured against the database on 24 August 2026. A number without its date reads as today's number — that is the rule CardoMint applies to its prices, and it holds for its own home page.
Everything your collection needs
- The catalogue69,139 products across three markets — cards and sealed — and 1,089 boxes that declare what is inside them.Browse the catalogue
- Your collectionA purchase is not an object: it is a date, a price, a place and a condition. Every batch keeps its own.See the collection
- ScanningComingPoint at a card and add it without typing. Its place is reserved in the app; the recognition itself is still to be built.What scanning will do
- ValueOne price reading a day — and never a figure without the date it was measured on.See how value works
- AnalyseInvestor view and movements: what has performed best, and everything that has entered or left the collection.Analyse your collection
- The comparatorTwo to four products on the same row, 17 criteria, and the best figure of each row marked.See the criteria
- CommunityFriends see what you own and what you are still after — enough to complete a collection together.Discover the community
Daily tracking
Watch your collection move.
Cards and sealed products in one total, valued every day from Cardmarket. Cost, value, performance — and the date beside every amount.
- Cards and sealed together, or apart in one gesture: the dashboard switches between all three scopes.
- Total cost, current value and performance — per purchase batch, per product and for the whole.
- One reading a day on the 7 815 cards the source prices, dated on screen.


Scan and add · in development
Point at the card, it is identified.
CardoMint will recognise the exact card — its set, its printed number, its printing — and put it where you store it: your collection, a binder, a box.
- The exact card, not just the Pokémon: two « Pikachu » of one set are told apart by their number and their printing.
- Added to your collection with its date, its price and its condition — the three things the catalogue cannot guess for you.
- Stored straight away: a binder you leaf through page by page, or a box.

Preview · feature in development

Compare
Two products, or four, on the same row.
The comparator puts what you own beside what you are after, then marks the best figure on every row. It is the screen that answers « which one do I take? ».
- 17 criteria: the product, the money, the holding period and the readings the value rests on.
- Owned or merely in the catalogue — the recommended price is the one figure both sides share, and it ranks everyone.
- On the gap to the recommended price, paying less is what wins: the ranking inverts on that row.


The community
Collecting together.
You come in on an invitation, and follow each other through a ten-symbol code. The link shows what you own and what you are still after — enough to complete a collection between two people.
- A code, a QR: the phone's camera opens it, and the page shows without your friend needing an account.
- Your wishlist travels with it, wishes you already own removed — that is what makes a trade possible.
- No amount appears on it: no price paid, no valuation, no sales. That is what makes the link giveable.


Free today, on an invitation
How you get in
What stays free
What is being considered
Start following your collection.
CardoMint has no open sign-up: each member has a limited number of invitations, and each link works once. If nobody can hand you one, write in — we answer.
Coming soon to:
CardoMint runs in the browser today, on desktop and on mobile alike; the App Store and Google Play apps come next.
Access is free, and it covers the whole app — see how you get in.