Free to download
A marketplace to trade your cards
Photograph a card, file it in your binder, and choose which ones to list. Your own photo is what shows, not somebody else's scan.
Trades are simulated in this release. No cards are mailed and no money changes hands.
On a computer? Scan this with your phone camera to pick your store.
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Help get trades in the mail
CardCuteCollect is a trading card marketplace for collectors of My Little Pony, Sanrio, Tokidoki, Disney and the other CCGs and TCGs that often do not have dedicated marketplace support. The app is live on the App Store and Google Play, and what you can download today is the marketplace, your binder, and trades you can practice with another collector.
Trading cards in the mail is the next release. CCC works out the postage and gives you the label, so collectors never swap addresses and never send each other money. That is what this fundraiser pays for.
A binder app for the cutie enthusiasts
Your cards, your photos
Every card in your binder is a picture you took. A scuffed edge or a foil that catches the light looks the way it actually looks.
Sort by set, by rarity, or by what you added most recently, and name each binder whatever you want. Filter by game, or search for a card by name.
Adding a card takes two photos
Take a picture of the front of your card and one of the back, then type in its name and details. It is in your binder the moment you save it, whether or not you ever list it.
Both photos are what make a card tradeable. With only a front it stays a binder card.
It is honest manual entry, not a scanner that guesses.
Trade card for card
Open a listing, pick which of your own cards to put up against it, and send the offer. The other collector can accept, decline, or counter.
Offers and messages sit in one timeline, so asking whether they would throw in the other card is a normal thing to do.
See what everyone is listing
The marketplace is where other collectors' cards turn up. You can follow a collector, save a card to come back to, and leave a heart on one.
A card you add is visible to other collectors, so your binder is public by default rather than private. There are no ads and no tracking.
