Scan, then confirm
Point the camera at a card or choose a photo. Recognition runs on-device; review the suggested card and printing before you save it.
Camera · photo · manual searchA little more magic in your binder
MewScan is a Pokémon card scanner and collection tracker for English and Japanese printings. Recognize a card on your device, check the details, and save it to your own library.
Public store listings are not available yet.


The whole collecting loop
A scanner, a catalog, and a portfolio view that belong together. Keep the useful details without turning the hobby into homework.
Point the camera at a card or choose a photo. Recognition runs on-device; review the suggested card and printing before you save it.
Camera · photo · manual searchOrganize English and Japanese printings in local collections. Record quantities and finishes, then browse or filter your own library.
Your saved library stays on your deviceCheck available market estimates and price history for supported cards and finishes. The numbers are helpful context, not guaranteed sale prices.
Coverage varies by card and finishA look inside MewScan
Explore card details, prices, your portfolio, and English and Japanese catalogs.
Review card details before saving.
See available market data over time.
Keep an eye on collection estimates.
See a sample collection at a glance.
Browse English sets and cards.
Explore Japanese printings and sets.
These are screenshots from the MewScan iPhone app. Card, collection, and market data shown are examples and may change.
How it works
Use the camera, select a photo, or search the catalog manually.
Check the suggested name, set, language, number, and finish.
Add the card to a local collection and see price context when data is available.
A note on card values
Market data can be incomplete, delayed, or unavailable for a specific printing or finish. Condition and the actual sale context matter. MewScan gives collectors a reference point, not an appraisal.
Field notes for your binder
Practical answers for identifying printings, organizing cards, and reading market estimates.
Use the card name, set symbol, printed number, language, and finish to narrow down the exact printing.
Read the guide ↗ GUIDE 02 · ORGANIZATIONBuild a binder or digital inventory that keeps duplicates, languages, and variants easy to find.
Read the guide ↗ GUIDE 03 · PRICE GUIDESUse price guides carefully by matching the printing, finish, condition, and date behind an estimate.
Read the guide ↗MewScan supports English and Japanese Pokémon card printings. Scan with the camera, choose a photo, or search the catalog manually, then review the suggested match. See how to identify a card.
No. Camera recognition and recognition of a selected photo run on your device. MewScan sends card and catalog queries to load card details and price information, but does not upload the photo for recognition. Read the privacy policy.
No. Saved collections are stored on your device and MewScan does not currently sync them to a cloud account. Card identifiers may be sent to the price service when you request estimates or portfolio history.
No. MewScan displays estimates from available market guide data. Coverage varies by card and finish; an estimate is not an offer, appraisal, or promise of what a card will sell for. Learn how to read card value estimates.
No. MewScan helps identify a catalog match. It does not grade condition, authenticate cards, or verify slabs.
MewScan does not have a public App Store or Google Play listing yet. We’ll add direct store links here once public listings are available. Ask about release updates.
Keep the collecting part fun
Public store links will be added here when MewScan is ready to download.
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