CardCuteCollect for iPhone and Android

An app for the cutie card collectors.

Take a picture of your cards, add them to your binder, and trade with trusted traders. Lots of features for you to discover!

Trades are simulated in this release. No cards are mailed and no money changes hands.

Download on the App Store Get it on Google Play See how it works

Your own card photos Every card is a picture its owner took

Front and back Both photos are what make a card tradeable

Free to download No subscription and no paid tier

GoFundMe

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.

Support on GoFundMe

Binder and trades

Your collection, in your own pictures

Photograph a card, file it, and it stays yours. Your own photo is what shows on the page, not somebody else's scan.

You can trade with other collectors, and a page fills up at whatever pace you collect.

Download on the App Store Get it on Google Play See the full app

The binder in the CardCuteCollect app, showing a grid of the collector's own card photos with filters for each game above them. Bubble Love and Skater are filed with their condition, and a Cinnamoroll card is marked up for trade.

A trade offer in the CardCuteCollect app: one Cinnamoroll card offered for another collector's Nero card, with a button to withdraw the offer and a message asking if they want the swap.

Logan

The collector behind the app

I have played trading card games all my life, from Pokémon and Yu-Gi-Oh! on the sidewalk to competitive Magic, Digimon, and Lorcana.

My daughter's love of My Little Pony led me to the Kayou cards and a part of collecting I had never seen, and my work in data analytics and development gave me the tools to build something for it.

Read my story