Kiradex is a collector's dex for Pokémon trading cards. Every set, English and Japanese. Mark what you have and what you want, see what it's worth today, sort any set by price or rarity, and scan the cards on your table to register them in a second or two.
MADE FOR IPHONE DUO
Open the phone and a set fills the inner display, six cards across; pick a card and the page keeps one side, the card the other. The town, the show hall and your room fill the open screen edge to edge and carry on when you close it. Every pose, closed, Book, open and turned, is laid out for the display it is on.
EVERY SET, NEWEST FIRST
Browse the whole catalog back to Base Set, in the English and Japanese catalogs, with a picture on nearly every card. Pick a card and turn it over in 3D: spin it, flip it, tilt the phone and watch the foil catch the light. Each set's screen tells you what finishing it would cost.
THE LENS
Sort any set, your lists or a search by price, rarest first, HP, what rose or fell this week, name or set order. Narrow to what you need, a rarity, a type, Pokémon or Trainer, a price band, a printing, an illustrator; players can filter by regulation mark and format. Find a card in a set by name or number. The screen reads your lens back to you.
WHAT MOVED
Market Movers shows the cards that rose and fell the most this week or this quarter, across the catalog or only your collection.
SCAN THE CARDS YOU HOLD
Lay a card down and hold the phone over it. Kiradex names it — old cards, full arts, promos, Japanese cards — and offers the printings when it isn't sure. Deal cards one after another in Rapid mode. A graded card's grader, grade and certificate number come off the label. Centering is measured on the spot.
YOUR COLLECTION, AND WHAT IT'S WORTH
Have and Want lists, copies counted, a condition or grade on each copy and valued by it. Market prices by printing, 7-, 30- and 90-day moves, and what PSA 10, PSA 9, PSA 8, CGC 10 and BGS 10 copies go for. A collection value in the …