Pockets and targets
Choose what each pocket is for, place your cards and edit a binder's layout.
Every binder is a list of stable pockets. A pocket can have a target (a Pokémon, any of its cards or one exact card), be a free pocket that takes any card, and hold one owned copy.
Choose what goes in a pocket
Open a pocket's details, or long-press or right-click it for its pocket menu, to Add a card, View card, Take the card out, Remove from collection, Move this pocket or Add a pocket before or after. From Edit layout, select a single empty pocket and open More pocket options to Choose what goes here (or Change what goes here). The What goes in this pocket? sheet offers A Pokémon, Any of its cards, One exact card, Any card or A free pocket. This only changes what the pocket is for. Let any card go here removes the target and keeps the pocket.
Picking a card searches the catalog, including Trainers, items and Energy that have no Pokémon link. Distinct owned copies stay separate. Spare copies (owned but not in a pocket) can be reused, and copies already in another pocket stay where they are. Recorded grading stays with its copy and no slab details are invented.
Take the card out leaves the pocket and its target in place, and the card stays in your collection as a spare. Remove from collection deletes the owned copy itself and empties its pocket. It can't be undone with one tap.
Edit the layout
Choose Edit layout above the binder, then tap pockets to select them. The bar shows how many are selected, with Move, Add, Fill, Remove and Done.
- Move asks you to tap where the selection goes, or use To the start or To the end. Cancel stops the move.
- Add inserts an empty pocket Before the selection, After the selection or At the end of the binder, or a whole page before the selection or at the end.
Following pockets shift across pages. If the pockets change while selected, choose Update selection to carry on. Changing the binder or view ends editing, and presentation filters disable it. See bulk layout for multi-pocket moves, fill and removal.
Saving and offline
Edits save on the device first and sync when online. If saving on the device fails you'll see Save not confirmed with Try again or Discard. Offline search uses cards already cached on the device, and missing catalog coverage is shown explicitly. Cached startup is read-only.
API
The same changes are available through execute_slot_commands (POST /app/api/v1/storage/slots/commands) for insert, update, clear, remove and reorder, and execute_inventory_commands for assigning copies. Reads use list_storage_slots and get_storage_slot. See native storage.