Know the market.
Price history, sold listings, and grade comparisons side by side. Raw cards and graded cards each have their own story.
For the love of collecting
Track Pokémon and sports cards, follow the market, and find your people. One app for the whole hobby.
Coming to iOS. Free to start.



Screens captured from the app. Demo data used for collection and chat.
A clearer picture of your cards
Price history, sold listings, and grade comparisons side by side. Raw cards and graded cards each have their own story.
Cards, grades, quantities, and cost basis in one place. Follow your collection’s value without keeping a spreadsheet.
Photograph a card, review its matches, and open the details. Save the ones you own or want to follow.
Data coverage and freshness vary by card, grade, and source. Market estimates are not guaranteed sale prices.
More than one kind of collector
Pokémon, basketball, baseball, football, soccer, and hockey. Follow the cards and players you care about, with sales context from across the hobby.
One familiar app. Whatever you collect.
Meet your next collecting app

The people are part of it
Celebrate a pull. Talk through a grade. Join community rooms and keep up with friends who care about the same things.
DMs for friends, reporting, and blocking. Choose what you share on your profile.
Pokémon and sports news, with links to the source. Price and restock tools on paid plans.
Sales and listings referenced from
Source names belong to their owners. Coverage varies by card and source.
Room for your next chapter
Get to know your cards.
For a collection in motion.
The full collecting toolkit.
Reference prices in USD. Local pricing and availability appear in the app before purchase. Apple subscriptions renew automatically unless cancelled. Terms and privacy policy.
We’re preparing for the iOS launch. The download link will appear here when it’s ready. This page doesn’t take subscriptions or payments.
No. The Daily Rip brings Pokémon and sports card collecting together, including basketball, baseball, football, soccer, and hockey. Coverage varies by card and source.
No. The Daily Rip is for research, collection tracking, and conversation. Arranging transactions isn’t allowed, including in chats. Read our community guidelines.
No. Your profile, holdings, and portfolio value visibility have separate controls. You decide what you share.
The app shows market price records and available sold transactions. Estimates, historical snapshots, and recorded sales are different types of data. Prices are informational, not financial advice or a guarantee of what a card will sell for.

The Daily Rip for iOS
Your cards. Your collection. Your people.
The App Store link will be here when we launch.