Coming soon
A torn booster pack opens onto a world of floating islands and waterfalls. Pikachu grips the torn foil, Charmander stands in the valley inside, Mew floats above, and cards led by a Charizard burst out with sparkles.

Your collecting world.
All together.

Track Pokémon and sports cards, follow the market, and find your people.

See the app Plans

Coming to iOS and Android. Free to start.

Know what your cards are worth,
and what they just sold for.

The Umbreon VMAX #215 card page: the card, its PSA 10 price of $3,806, up 3.08% over the past year, and a grade picker
The Rip 500 on the home screen: 954.12, down 2.94 today and 11.18% over three months, with its chart A demo portfolio worth $11,486, down 0.5% in 24 hours and up $3,366 in value overall, with its chart Recent sales of Umbreon VMAX #215 in PSA 10 on eBay: $4,600, $3,798, $3,900, $3,900 and $3,999 over the last few days Price by grade for Umbreon VMAX #215: BGS 10 $4,844, PSA 10 $3,806, TAG 10 $3,559, CGC 10 $3,330, ACE 10 $2,791

Less guesswork.
More collecting.

The Rip 500 page: 954.12 after the October 15 close, the three month chart, a $69K basket of 500 cards

Data coverage and freshness vary by card, grade, and source. Market estimates are not guaranteed sale prices.

From your first starter
to your favorite rookie.

Pokémon, basketball, baseball, football, soccer, and hockey. See each player’s recent eBay sales, raw and graded.

Sports in the app: $1.1M across 2,428 sales in 3 days, sport filters, top players, and the biggest sales
A demo conversation in the real chat screen, with replies, reactions and the message composer

They get why
that card matters.

Celebrate a pull. Talk through a grade. Join community rooms and keep up with friends who care about the same things.

Conversations on your terms.

DMs for friends, reporting, and blocking. Choose what you share on your profile.

Keep up with the hobby.

Pokémon and sports news, with links to the source. Price alerts on Pro and Insider; restock alerts and push notifications on Insider.

Community guidelines

Where the numbers come from

  • Recorded sales, Pokémon and sports
  • Raw market prices

Collected through outside data services. Source names belong to their owners. Card pages link to eBay and TCGplayer, and we may earn a commission from eBay links.

Start free.
Grow with your collection.

Free

Get to know your cards.

$0 / month
  • Market browsing and price history
  • 5 watchlist cards
  • 5 portfolio holdings
  • Community and friends
Start at launch

Pro

For a collection in motion.

$9.99 / month
  • Everything in Free
  • Unlimited watchlist and holdings
  • Portfolio value over time
  • Side by side card comparison
  • Pro charts and live sales feed
  • 3 price alerts in the app
Pro at launch

Insider

The full collecting toolkit.

$24.99 / month
  • Everything in Pro
  • Unlimited price alerts
  • Restock alerts
  • Portfolio CSV export
  • Push notifications
Insider at launch

Reference prices in USD. Local pricing and availability appear in the app before purchase. App Store and Google Play subscriptions renew automatically unless canceled. Terms and privacy policy.

Good questions.

Need a hand?
When can I download the app?

We’re preparing for launch on iOS and Android. The download link will appear here when it’s ready. This page doesn’t take subscriptions or payments.

Is it just for Pokémon cards?

No. The Daily Rip brings Pokémon and sports card collecting together, including basketball, baseball, football, soccer, and hockey. Coverage varies by card and source.

Can I buy, sell, or trade in the app?

No. The Daily Rip is for research, collection tracking, and conversation, and arranging deals isn’t allowed, including in chats. Card pages link to eBay and TCGplayer, and we may earn a commission from eBay links. Read our community guidelines.

Do I have to share my collection?

No. Your profile, holdings, and portfolio value visibility have separate controls. You decide what you share.

What do the prices represent?

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.

A home for your hobby.

Coming soonApp Store and Google Play links will be here when we launch.