Sorted Launches All-in-One TCG Collection App With Bulk Card Scanner and Valuation Tools

Trading card collectors juggling multiple games, card databases and collection-management tools have a new option with the official launch of Sorted, an all-in-one app designed to track, value and organize TCG collections across several of the hobby’s biggest games.

Collectivus Holdings announced that Sorted has officially moved out of beta and is now available for download on Apple’s App Store and Google Play. The app combines collection tracking, card valuation, deck building and other management tools in a single platform, with the company positioning it as a way for collectors to avoid maintaining separate apps or databases for different games and parts of their collections.

Sorted currently supports Magic: The Gathering, Pokémon, One Piece, Yu-Gi-Oh!, Disney Lorcana, Flesh & Blood, Riftbound and Gundam, with additional games and formats planned. Collectors who participate in several TCGs can combine those cards into one searchable portfolio rather than maintaining separate collections for each game.

One of the biggest features is Sorted’s proprietary card-scanning technology. The company says the system was built to be among the fastest in the industry, and its recently introduced Bulk Scanner is designed specifically for collectors with large quantities of cards to catalog. According to the announcement, users can scan and add hundreds or even thousands of cards in considerably less time than manual entry or other scanning methods.

That could be particularly useful for collectors dealing with large binders, storage boxes or collections accumulated across multiple TCGs. Rather than entering each card individually, the Bulk Scanner is intended to speed up the initial cataloging process before collectors begin organizing, valuing or using those cards to build decks.

Sorted also includes card valuation tools, giving collectors a way to monitor the value of cards already entered into their portfolios. The combination of pricing information and collection tracking means users can manage both the size and estimated value of their holdings from within the same app.

Competitive players are being targeted alongside collectors. Sorted includes deck-building functionality, allowing users to move from cataloging cards into assembling decks without leaving the platform. The company says the app was designed for everyone from someone putting together a first deck to experienced collectors managing thousands of cards.

Another recently added feature is Wishlist, which allows collectors to keep track of cards they still need. The feature can be used for completing collections as well as identifying cards required for particular decks, giving users a running list alongside the cards they already own.

“Sorted was built by collectors, for collectors. That shared passion with the community drove every decision we made to deliver an experience that makes managing a collection faster, easier, and more rewarding for every type of TCG enthusiast, from those building their first deck to devoted fans managing thousands of cards,” said Alice Sanches, Product Owner, Sorted. “We’re proud of what we’ve launched, but we’re just getting started, and we can’t wait for fans to see what’s on the roadmap.”

The launch comes as TCG collecting continues to expand well beyond a single dominant game, with many hobbyists now actively buying and trading across Pokémon, Magic, One Piece, Lorcana and newer properties. Sorted’s approach is built around that crossover, allowing someone who owns cards from several different games to manage them within the same searchable collection rather than treating each TCG as a separate hobby.

Collectivus Holdings says more games, formats and features are planned for Sorted as development continues.