Build a National Dex binder.
Collect one card for each Pokémon. Give every species a pocket, pick your favourite artwork and see who’s still missing.
Start your National Dex
01
See the whole Dex
Owned, wanted and empty pockets show your progress at a glance. Start with the gaps that interest you.
02
Choose your favourite
Mix eras and artwork. Record the exact printing you own and keep a different version on your wants.
03
Take the gaps with you
Check your wants at a shop or show. Share a read-only binder so friends can see what you’re building.
How it works
Turn empty pockets into a plan.
Build a Dex you’ll enjoy opening.
Mix eras, follow a theme or choose favourite artwork. A National Dex tracks Pokémon species; a set project follows a release. Pick the goal that makes you want to keep collecting.
Every Pokémon, one pocket at a time.
Fill the Dex your way.
Your Bulbasaur pocket can hold whichever Bulbasaur card you love. Save its set, number, language and finish so you know exactly which one it is.
One pocket per Pokémon
Choose the printing per pocket
See gaps at a glance
Bulbasaur · 151
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Add Pokémon as you find them.
Scan or search a card, confirm the printing and drop it into its pocket.
Scan or search
Confirm before you add
Wants for empty pockets
Why a Dex binder keeps you going
Always know the next goal
Empty pockets make your gaps obvious, so every show has a clear shopping list.
Choose the artwork you love
Pick a favourite artist, mix old and new sets or give the whole binder a theme. You choose the card for each Pokémon.
Progress you can see
Watch the Dex fill pocket by pocket, with wants ready for what’s missing.
Good to know
Is a National Dex the same as a master set?
No. A National Dex follows Pokémon species. A master set follows the cards and variants in a particular release; collectors should define which promos, finishes and extras count before starting.
Can I keep more than one binder?
Yes. Named binders keep different collecting goals separate. Make sure you have opened the intended binder before adding or changing cards.
Can someone edit my shared binder link?
A public binder link is read-only. Partner Mode is a separate way to let a partner edit the owner’s shared collection.
