A free collection tracker for Japanese Pokémon and One Piece cards

CardMochi is free, with no card limit and no subscription. Add your Japanese cards, boxes and packs and see what they're worth in yen, from Japanese shop prices (Card Rush, yuyu-tei, Suruga-ya) and real sales on Yahoo! Auctions. Log what you paid, mark what you sold, and follow your profit.

What you get, free

  • Every Japanese version: regular, parallels, alt arts, SP, manga, Japanese and English prints, listed separately with their own price.
  • Prices in yen from Japanese shops, checked weekly, the cheapest copy in stock. Each price says where it comes from ("Why this price?").
  • What cards really sell for: recent Yahoo! Auctions sales next to the shop price.
  • Purchases: several copies bought at different prices and dates, condition per copy (NM to damaged), grading, signed.
  • Sold cards: realised profit or loss, apart from the value of what you still own.
  • Value over time and how your collection grew.
  • Scanner on your phone: point the camera at a card, see it and its price, add it with what the shop asks.
  • Boxes and packs too, with their prices.
  • Paste a list or import a CSV, export it back, share a view-only link.

Questions

Is it really free?

Yes: every feature on this page, no card limit, no subscription and no ads.

Do I need an account?

No. Without one your collection is saved in your browser. Sign in with Google to keep it safe and use it on your phone and computer; what you added before signing in comes with you.

Why Japanese prices?

Most collection apps show US prices, often converted from English cards. Japanese cards trade in Japan: we show what Japanese shops ask and what Japanese buyers paid, in yen. How we price

Which cards?

Japanese Pokémon (from the classic sets to MEGA) and Japanese One Piece (every booster, extra booster, premium booster, starter deck, promos, DON!! cards), plus sealed boxes and packs. English Pokémon cards are listed with an overseas reference price.

A collection on CardMochi: total value in yen, what was paid, and each card with its price
Your collection: value, what you paid, gain.
A card on CardMochi: Japanese shop price, what you own and your gain
Each card: price, what you own, why that price.