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Browse

For when you know roughly what you're after β€” a set you're completing, or one Pokemon you collect everywhere it shows up. Browse lays the cards out so you can see the whole shape of it.

Browse Β· walk a set

Set PokΓ©dex
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Illustration of set view β€” the badge marks a card you already own.

Two ways to organize it

A toggle flips the whole panel between two organisations:

Set view

Drill down series β†’ set β†’ cards, in set order. This is how you walk a set: open it and page through every card from 1 to the end, gaps and all.

Pokedex view

Pivot by national dex number instead β€” pick a Pokemon and see every printing of it across every set. Built for the species collectors chasing one line.

Save as you walk

Every card carries the same one-tap actions you'll see everywhere in the app β€” mark it wishlist (chasing) or owned, and an ownership badge shows what's already in your collection. When you're walking a set, the set header's New β–Ύ menu can spin up a wishlist seeded from the entire set, so completing it is one action instead of a hundred taps.

Tip: Browse pairs well with Search β€” seed a wishlist from a set here, then price the whole thing and export a binder page. Open the demo and switch to the Browse tab.