See every gap in the set.
Save a reviewed set checklist, keep its scope visible and edit your targets as your collecting goal changes.
Track a set
Precision makes big goals manageable.
A master set is a long project. Exact printings and a separate want list keep progress visible, whether you are chasing one set or a whole era.
Precision for the long chase.









Choose your finish scope.
Select the language and verified catalog finishes, with explicit promos and exclusions. Unsupported variants stay unavailable.
Separate finishes
Clear gaps
Wants for missing cards
Charizard ex
Breakout
£186.40
High confidence · 3 sources
Spend wisely on the last few.
The hardest printings deserve the closest look. Check sources and quote dates before you commit.
Per-printing evidence
Quote dates
Recorded history
What it changes for a master set
A checklist that stays yours
Later catalog changes do not rewrite your saved scope. Targets remain editable and free slots can hold extras.
A precise shopping list
Missing printings become wants, ready for your next show.
Spend carefully on chase cards
Check per-printing evidence and history before the big buys.
From first pack to the final printing.
01
Save a reviewed checklist
While online, open New storage, choose Set / variant checklist, review your language and finish scope, then choose Review storage and Confirm create storage.
02
Turn gaps into wants
Add missing printings as wants so your hunting list writes itself.
03
Watch the hard ones
Check evidence and quote dates on the last few before you decide what to spend.
Good to know
Is a master set the same as a Dex?
No. A Dex starts with one target per Pokémon. A set checklist follows your selected language, verified catalog finishes, promos and exclusions. It cannot guarantee every possible master-set variant.
Can I use the Sets browser?
Yes. Browse cards there. To save an independent checklist, use New storage → Set / variant checklist. Reopen Saved checklist scope to check the copied choices.
What if a printing has no price?
It stays unknown until there is usable evidence.


