PokeTrack.io is built in the open by one person. This is the running record of everything we ship — what changed, why it matters, and when it landed.
The best tools for collectors are shaped by the people who use them. We keep this changelog public for two reasons: so you can see exactly how PokeTrack is improving week over week, and because a tool that is visibly, constantly getting better is one you can trust to stick around. Every entry here shipped to real users — no roadmap theater, just what actually went live.
PokeTrack.io price alerts now cover sealed Pokémon products: set a target price on a booster box, Elite Trainer Box or other English sealed product, and get an email and a bell notification when its TCGplayer market price drops to it.
PokeTrack.io price alerts are now free on every card in every set, including sets your plan doesn’t include, so a free account can set a target price on any card.
PokeTrack.io can now print a text-only PDF of placeholders, nine to a page on Letter or A4, for the cards you’re missing, from any set page or a Pokémon’s Pokédex page, and the Price alerts page has a New alert button that searches every card.
In PokeTrack.io’s set list, cards you own now show a quantity stepper so you can tap + or − without opening the card, and free accounts that reach a plan limit on a set now see the upgrade prompt there.
PokeTrack.io now has a Sealed tab (Beta) for the booster boxes and ETBs you own, a "They need these" group in the trade offer builder, Insights without the Beta tag and with movers that need real price history, and Stable, Hold, Watch and Down signals on far more cards.
PokeTrack.io's public Trade binder now shows as binder pages with card art, you can tap a card to propose a trade, the offer builder can pick cards from your own Trade binder and suggest a Best match for the value gap, and a shared binder's link now shows a preview when you paste it into a chat or post.
PokeTrack.io’s Portfolio now has a My Binders section that shows how complete each of your binders is, a My Binders option in the phone toggle and a view-all tab, and binder previews now start with a binder’s most valuable cards.
PokeTrack.io card search now finds a card by its full name first and no longer breaks on apostrophes, TCGplayer collection exports match and import in smaller batches, and connecting Discord now explains in-app browser problems and gives affiliates their @Affiliate role.
Custom Binders in PokeTrack.io lets you build a collection from any cards you pick, see which ones you own and which are missing with value and price source, share a binder in Discover, and keep a Trade binder that shows in Local Trading and on your public profile.
PokeTrack.io now has an icon on every app menu item and a desktop sidebar you can collapse to an icon bar, a heat map in Insights that shows sets as tiles colored by price change, and a Settings page split into clear sections with a free "Download your data" option.
Price alerts in PokeTrack.io now live on a redesigned Alerts page that sorts your cards into Target hit, Watching, No price yet and Couldn’t load, always says whether a price is from TCGplayer or eBay asks, and the alert email now names its source, links into the app, and won’t repeat unless you change your target.
If your session has ended, the Portfolio page in PokeTrack.io now shows a clear “You’re signed out” message with a Sign in button, instead of an error saying your portfolio couldn’t load.
Trade offers in PokeTrack.io now open in a side-by-side compare view with status labels, TCGplayer values that say where they come from, a price history chart that only shows real prices, and clear messages when something goes wrong.
All 257 Pookiemoot Gen 1 and Gen 2 cards, holos included, now show their own card art in PokeTrack.io, so every Pookiemoot generation is fully illustrated.
The 30 Classic Collection reprints have moved out of 30th Celebration into their own set, 30th Celebration: Classic Collection, so each checklist tracks what it actually is.
The 30th Celebration checklist is trackable now, three days before release, including all 30 Pikachu rares and the 30-card Classic Collection reprint run.
Every Japanese expansion from the 2000s to Mega Evolution, with real card art, live USD prices and the same completion tracking you already use for English sets.
A bug meant the scanner was often photographing your card mid-motion, so it saw nothing and made you wait. It now waits for a steady frame, captures at higher resolution, and tells you when it can’t see a card.
Pick a display currency in Settings and every price in PokeTrack — card values, portfolio totals, alerts, cost basis — shows in it, converted daily at the European Central Bank rate.
PokeTrack on desktop now has a grouped left sidebar instead of a ten-item scrolling top bar, bulk edit controls that sit with the table you are editing, and a price alert badge that finally shows the right number at the right time.
Insights now tracks sealed Pokémon product — booster boxes, Elite Trainer Boxes, bundles, tins, blisters and cases — across 1,409 priced items, with a 24-month index, 30-day/90-day/1-year movement, and a per-set breakdown that prices every sealed item a set has.
Insights now includes a month-by-month performance heatmap covering all 174 sets, plus the PokeTrack Index — the median card indexed to 100, for the whole market or any single era, with drill-down into every set.
Insights now shows the performance of every set you own — value, completion, and movement over 7, 30, or 90 days — and the whole page has been reorganized around your collection first, the market second.
Product Radar is a community-powered map of 1,600+ official Pokémon vending machines with live, collector-reported sightings of sealed product in stock — free for every account during beta.
A new Insights tab shows daily Pokémon card price movers, cards at their 30-day highs and lows, live Buy Signals, and the cards still missing from your sets. Free for every account.
PokeTrack now hosts complete checklists for Pookiemoot, the parody trading card series — all three generations, 396 collectibles including every holographic, free for every account with no set-limit impact.
PokeTrack buy signals are now computed nightly from each card's actual 30-day price history, and Pro members see the full analysis behind every signal.
Pitch Black, the fifth Mega Evolution set headlined by Mega Darkrai ex, is now fully trackable on PokeTrack — all 120 cards, 246 collectible variants including reverse holos, live TCGplayer prices, and Pokedex integration.
PokeTrack now has a full local trading marketplace — list cards from your collection, browse what collectors near you have up for trade with live prices and distance, send offers with a side-by-side value comparison and 3-month price history, and message traders in the app to arrange the swap.
Every special-pattern reverse holo in Ascended Heroes is now tracked as its own variant with its own live price — Poké Ball, Dusk Ball, Love Ball, Friend Ball, Quick Ball, and Team Rocket — each with a color-coded badge, its own filter, and accurate set completion and portfolio values.
Table view turns any set into a sortable, editable grid with one row per card: ownership, quantity, condition, live TCG and eBay prices, cost basis, real-time gain or loss, price trends, buy signals, and alerts all in one screen, plus CSV import to add your collection in bulk.
We resolved a service disruption that briefly affected sign-ins, added safeguards so PokeTrack stays fast and available, and refreshed all price data so collections and portfolio values are fully up to date.
The leaderboard now ranks collectors by completed mastersets, and public profiles count every card for large collections — so finished sets correctly show 100%, with accurate portfolio value and top cards.
Share any set as a beautiful progress card with your completion, collected value, and top chase cards. Needs lists are now free for every collector, unfurl with a preview on Discord, and viewers can check off the cards they have and let you know — Discord username included.
Your public PokeTrack profile now shows your full National Pokédex progress — region completion, gym badges, evolution lines, and dex value — plus every card you own ranked by value, in a fully redesigned page built for sharing.
The PokeTrack card scanner is fixed and upgraded — scans no longer hang or come back empty, set identification is more accurate including the latest Mega Evolution sets, and the exact printing is matched by card number.
PokeTrack now has an in-app notification center — price-target alerts, weekly price movers on the cards you own, set and Pokédex milestones, and trade activity, with one tap to jump straight to the card.
We completed a thorough security pass that tightens how your collection and account data is accessed and adds defense-in-depth across the platform.
PokeTrack's AI card scanner got a major upgrade — it identifies cards more accurately, lands on the right printing, and scans noticeably faster.
PokeTrack now shows about 12 months of real TCGPlayer market price history on every card — roughly 2 million price points — with interactive, scrubbable charts and daily portfolio value tracking.
The PokeTrack Affiliate Program launches — earn $1/month per referred subscriber, lifetime recurring — alongside a public Leaderboard ranking the top Pokémon TCG collectors by cards, value, and sets.
Chaos Rising — Mega Evolution's fourth set — is fully tracked with all 122 cards, 198 variants, and live prices, plus a new Pro tool to share every card you still need for any Pokémon.
The Pokédex launches: browse all 1,025 Pokémon species and see every card ever printed for each one across 168 sets, with live prices, ownership tracking, and price alerts.