What is DexBindr used for?

DexBindr is a web app for collecting Pokémon cards that gives each of the 1,025 Pokémon its own binder slot, so you can see which cards you own, find gaps and look up prices. It is a good fit for completing a one-card-per-Pokémon binder and checking prices at card shows.

Is DexBindr open source?

No. DexBindr is proprietary (closed-source) software and can't be self-hosted. In the Productivity category, open-source options include PowerToys, Stirling PDF and Ladybird.

What are some alternatives to DexBindr?

Other SaaS products in the Productivity category include Coinection, Comicade and 1% Better.

DexBindr: features, pricing and alternatives

About DexBindr

DexBindr is a web app for Pokémon card collectors, built like a Pokédex for a binder. Each of the 1,025 Pokémon gets one slot, and you record the card you own for it, so gaps in the collection are easy to see. The tagline focuses on full art cards, tracking what you own and what you paid.

The catalog covers more than 35,000 English and Japanese cards, browsable by generation, set and search, with a stats view of collection progress. Price information helps when you are checking cards at a card show. Browsing is free, and the interface shows a limited free trial of adding Pokémon before a subscription is required to keep collecting. DexBindr is a hosted commercial product. It suits collectors who aim to own one card of every Pokémon and want a structured checklist instead of a spreadsheet.

Key features

One binder slot per Pokémon
Catalog of English and Japanese cards
Browse by generation, set or search
Collection progress statistics
Price checks for card shows
Records what you paid

Good fit for

→Completing a one-card-per-Pokémon binder
→Checking prices at card shows

Tags: pokemon; trading-cards; collection-tracker; binder; price-checking; hobby

DexBindr: questions and answers

What is DexBindr used for?: DexBindr is a web app for collecting Pokémon cards that gives each of the 1,025 Pokémon its own binder slot, so you can see which cards you own, find gaps and look up prices. It is a good fit for completing a one-card-per-Pokémon binder and checking prices at card shows.
Is DexBindr free?: Yes. DexBindr is free to use.
Is DexBindr open source?: No. DexBindr is proprietary (closed-source) software and can't be self-hosted. In the Productivity category, open-source options include PowerToys, Stirling PDF and Ladybird.
What are some alternatives to DexBindr?: Other SaaS products in the Productivity category include Coinection, Comicade and 1% Better.