Built for the collector, not the spreadsheet.

Why Scadex exists

Most collectors already know roughly what their best cards are worth. What is genuinely hard is knowing what the whole collection is worth, which parts of it are moving, and how close any given set is to being finished. That usually ends up in a spreadsheet that stops being updated within a month.

Scadex replaces that with a scan. Point the camera at a card, and it is identified, priced and added to a collection that keeps updating itself. The work of maintaining the list disappears, which is the only way a collection log survives past the first fifty cards.

European prices, not converted ones

Most card pricing tools are built around the US market and then converted to euros at the end. That produces numbers that do not match what anyone in Europe is actually paying or receiving. Scadex is built around European market data, including Cardmarket, so the figure you see is grounded in the market you are trading in.

It is worth being clear about what a market price is and is not. It reflects what comparable copies have been listed and sold for. It is not an appraisal of your specific card, and condition, centring and print run all move the real number. Scadex shows recent movement and longer price history alongside the current figure precisely so a single number never has to carry all the weight.

What Scadex supports today

Four trading card games are supported at the moment:

• Pokémon — modern and vintage expansions, set progress and graded price comparison where available
• One Piece Card Game — leaders, characters, parallels and alternate arts
• Disney Lorcana — every chapter, including enchanted cards
• Dragon Ball — vintage and modern releases across their rarity tiers

More games are added as the platform grows. Which ones come next is driven largely by what collectors ask for.

How we think about your data

Your collection is a record of what you own and what it is worth, which makes it genuinely sensitive information. It is treated that way. The privacy policy sets out what is collected and why in plain terms.

Getting in touch

For anything about the app, email hello@scadex.app. If you run a shop, community or channel and want to work together, the partner program is the place to start, or email partners@scadex.app directly.