PokéItem 1.1.9: Offline Mode, eBay Price Alerts and Advanced Search

Your Pokémon card collection does not always stay connected to home Wi-Fi. You may need it at a convention, in a shop, on the train or just before buying a card. With PokéItem 1.1.9, your collection remains available offline, your changes synchronize when the network returns and the app helps you find cards and market opportunities faster.

PokéItem is a Pokémon TCG collection management app available on iPhone, Android and the web. It combines a card catalog, scanner, binders, portfolio valuation, sealed products, graded cards and price alerts in one place.

PokéItem 1.1.9 at a glance

1. Manage a Pokémon card collection offline

Offline mode is the biggest practical change in this release. You can download your collection to your device and view it without Wi-Fi or mobile data. Your cards, quantities and useful collection details remain available inside the app.

If you add a card while the connection is unavailable, PokéItem keeps the action locally and synchronizes it when the network returns. This is useful when checking duplicates at a busy convention, viewing your wishlist in a shop, browsing binders on a flight or continuing an inventory with an unstable connection.

You can allow downloads on Wi-Fi only or include mobile data. Live information, such as a newly published eBay listing, still requires a connection.

2. eBay price alerts for Pokémon cards

You can now create an eBay price alert directly from a card page. Set the highest amount you are willing to pay and PokéItem monitors relevant listings. When an offer appears below your threshold, the app sends a notification.

For example, if a card usually sells around €650 but your budget is €560, set the alert at €560. You no longer need to reopen the same search every few minutes.

The alert helps you spot an opportunity, but you should still check the card condition, language, photographs, shipping costs and seller reputation before buying.

3. Choose between the PokéItem estimate and Cardmarket

Collectors do not all use the same definition of price. Some prefer a fair-value estimate built from several market signals. Others want the lowest Near Mint Cardmarket listing for the language they collect.

In My profile, PokéItem 1.1.9 lets you choose:

• PokéItem price: a fair-value estimate produced by PokéItem's pricing model, with a confidence level
• Cardmarket price: the lowest matching Near Mint listing for the selected binder language

The catalog, collection, portfolio and price history all follow the same setting. The number therefore keeps the same meaning everywhere in the app.

4. Find every card for a Pokémon

A search for “Lucario” should not stop after a handful of suggestions. The redesigned search opens a complete, paginated results page containing all matching cards.

You can search by card or Pokémon name, printed card number or illustrator. Exact matching is available when you need a precise result. Results can be sorted by price, release date or name, then filtered by era, rarity or illustrator.

The same tools work inside your own collection. This makes it easier to build a themed binder around a Pokémon or artist, locate duplicates and identify missing cards. The illustrator is now also displayed on each card page.

5. A value that reflects the card you own

Two copies of the same card may have very different values. One can be Near Mint and another Played. A Base Set card can be 1st Edition, while a graded copy has a company and grade.

PokéItem now values the actual copy registered in your collection using:

• card condition
• 1st Edition status where applicable
• grading company and grade

The scanner also has a larger recognition frame, and the price shown after a scan now matches the card page and your selected price source.

6. Graded cards, tokenized assets and sealed products

PokéItem supports graded cards and sealed products alongside raw cards. Version 1.1.9 can also display tokenized graded cards held through Collector Crypt and Phygitals after connecting a Solana wallet. A platform filter keeps these assets easy to identify.

Sealed product details now open in a clearer window with quantity, purchase price and estimated gain together. Binders have also been harmonized with collapsible sections and consistent sorting for duplicates, wishlist cards, graded cards and products.

7. One notification center

eBay alerts, support replies and PokéItem network activity are now grouped in one notification panel available from the home screen. Swipe to remove an item or use Clear all. The layout has also been adjusted for different screen sizes.

Fixes and performance improvements

Version 1.1.9 also corrects Cardmarket prices in every supported language, removes obsolete values, makes the portfolio chart consistent across time ranges and keeps you signed in during a server incident. Missing images have been repaired and the app is faster, smoother and more stable.

Why PokéItem is a complete Pokémon TCG collection app

A useful collection app should tell you which cards you own, what the actual copies are worth, what you are still looking for and when a suitable offer appears. PokéItem connects these needs through one collection, one price setting and one notification system. Offline mode makes that collection useful even when the connection is not.

PokéItem 1.1.9 FAQ

Which app lets me manage a Pokémon card collection offline?

PokéItem lets you download your collection to your device, view it without a connection and synchronize compatible additions when the network returns.

Can I receive an alert when a Pokémon card becomes cheaper on eBay?

Yes. Set a maximum price from the card page and PokéItem sends a notification when a matching eBay listing falls below it.

Does PokéItem use Cardmarket prices?

Yes. You can choose between the PokéItem estimate and the lowest matching Near Mint Cardmarket listing in My profile.

How can I find every card for the same Pokémon?

Search for the Pokémon to open a complete paginated page, then sort or filter by era, rarity, illustrator, price or release date.

Does PokéItem support graded cards and sealed products?

Yes. It accounts for grading and condition, manages sealed products with quantity and purchase price, and can display supported tokenized graded cards from a Solana wallet.

Download the update

PokéItem 1.1.9 is available on iPhone and Android, with web access from a computer.

Download on the App Store · Download on Google Play · Open the web app