Collecting mode Just here for the love of the game? Turn on Collecting mode in Settings → App to hide card values and price changes across your tin, dividers, Discover and the widget. Your wishlist and trade tools keep their prices. Sort and filter your dividers • Sort by set order, rarest first, or highest HP • Filter by type, stage, weakness and rarity • Select All now picks just the filtered cards, so you can filter to Psychic and move them in one go • New grid view, remembered between visits File a whole scan tray at once "File all in…" sends every scanned card to a divider, or to a brand-new one, in a single step. Each card keeps its own printing, condition, quantity and centring. A richer card screen • See a Pokémon's evolution line: Abra now shows Kadabra and Alakazam • Card details read "Stage 1 · Psychic · HP 80" • Tap the divider a copy lives in to jump straight to it Fixes • The % change you tap in Movers or your tin now matches the one on the card screen, and each copy shows its own change • The scanner's capture haptic no longer goes quiet after you leave the Scan tab

BULK EDIT — tick any selection of cards and set them all at once: acquisition date, source, how you got them, price paid, condition, printing and the trade flag. Blank means leave unchanged, never "clear it" — opening the sheet and tapping Apply cannot write anything on its own. Price paid has an each / total-for-lot toggle, and a lot splits in whole cents so the shares add up to exactly what you handed over. A graded card's condition is its grade, so setting "Near Mint" across a selection skips the slabs and tells you it did. You see how many cards already have a value before you replace any of them. PRINT LABELS — print labels for a hand-picked selection in one run, instead of one card at a time. Select All on the collection screen is also reachable for the first time; it had been rendering behind the tab bar.

CENTERING — measure how well a card is centred, on a card you've just scanned or one already in your tin. Photograph it, drag the eight lines onto its cut edge and its printed border, and you get the two ratios collectors quote. It's a measurement, not a grade. The app doesn't look at corners, edges or surface, and it won't tell you what a grader would say. Nothing is detected for you either — automatic edge-finding was confidently wrong on real photos, so you place every line yourself and the number on screen is one a person has looked at. The ratios and the photo are kept with the card, and both are included in your backup and your CSV export. PORTFOLIO — the value chart ended in a vertical cliff at today's edge, reporting steep losses on tins where nothing had been bought, sold or repriced. It was measuring each card's history against a different price table than the one the app values the card from. Fixed, and an obviously-wrong price spike at the end of a card's history no longer drags the whole chart with it.

BINDER — photograph a binder page and get a virtual one back, with a price on every pocket. Four shots per page and it reads all nine. Nothing is added to your tin — it's a way to see what a page is worth without typing anything. LABELS — print a sticker for one card or a whole divider, on standard 2" × 1" stock. Scanning one opens that exact copy, printing and condition already selected. Without the app on the phone, the sticker opens a web page instead. YOUR OWN PHOTOS — attach photographs of the copies you own. They print in the collection report as an evidence appendix, which is the form an insurer asks for. FIRST RUN — the app no longer opens on a form asking your budget, Movers no longer greets an empty tin with "nothing here", and search results now say what you already own. Arriving with a spreadsheet? Import a list is on the empty tin. READABILITY — status colours you can actually read, type that grows with your Dynamic Type setting, captions that stop truncating. FIXES — remove a card from the edit screen, shared card links open the app instead of just launching it, gem rates in the right units, and the scanner stops running flat out when there's nothing in front of it.

FOR YOU — the recommendation feed is shelves now. Cards you're hunting are grouped by what they'd mean for your wallet: Easy adds, Worth a think, and Someday. Nothing is hidden for being expensive — it's sorted by intent instead. LOADING — screens no longer swap layouts while data arrives. The Tin and Discover keep their shape and fill in, so a full collection never reads as an empty one for the first second.

TRADE — put two collections side by side, tally both piles, and see one honest percentage of who owes what. Share the trade sheet as a link or a PDF. SEALED — track sealed boxes, packs and tins alongside your singles, with their own prices and their own place in each set. WATCHING — price targets are now a screen you check, not notifications that interrupt you. Set a target on any card and see everything that has hit it in one place. GRAILS — mark the one card you're actually hunting. It sits at the top of your wishlist, above everything else you're after. SCANNER UPDATES — when a new scanner pack is published, the app now tells you instead of quietly leaving you on the old one. If you use the camera, expect a one-time prompt to update: the current pack recognises around 1,400 cards the previous one couldn't, including several recent sets. The scanner keeps working on the pack you already have until you choose to update. FIXES — shared wishlist links now open the card they point at. Card details no longer blank out when you add a card to your wishlist. Fixed a crash when scrolling a large artist collection, and a case where an unrecognised wishlist entry could clear the list.