The binder rediscovery
Scan a childhood binder, identify the exact prints and build a searchable record without typing every card into a spreadsheet.
Point your camera and Riply instantly identifies your Pokémon, Magic, One Piece and Lorcana cards, then tracks your whole collection's live market value in one place.
Whether you're just starting out or deep in the hobby, Riply is the smarter way to scan, value and manage every card you own.
Snap a photo and Riply instantly detects the card's name, set, number and rarity.
Real-time market prices the moment you scan, whether you're trading or just curious.
Sort by game, set or value and browse your whole collection like a digital binder.
Fast, reliable and clean, designed for collectors who want a smarter way to collect.
From an instant scan to live market tracking, everything you need is just a tap away.
Point your camera and Riply recognises the card across every supported game: name, set, number and rarity, so nothing goes unidentified.
Beyond price: track edition, rarity and condition, with 90-day history, lows, highs and graded comps for every card.
Browse every game side by side and sort by set, value or game.
Get notified the moment a card jumps or dips past your target.
From quick scans to live market tracking, follow three easy steps to master your collection.
Point your camera at any card, or search by name and set. Riply identifies it instantly.
Get the up-to-the-minute market price, rarity and full price history the moment it's recognised.
Add it to your vault and watch your total portfolio value grow across every game you play.
From opening an old binder to checking a trade, Riply keeps identification and market context in one workflow.
Scan a childhood binder, identify the exact prints and build a searchable record without typing every card into a spreadsheet.
Compare current raw values and price history before making a trade, while remembering that condition still needs a hands-on check.
Keep Pokémon, Magic, One Piece, Lorcana, Riftbound and Yu-Gi-Oh! together instead of splitting a collection across separate apps.
Review raw and PSA-graded price context to decide whether a clean card may justify professional authentication and grading costs.
See a running estimate for the whole collection and follow its movement over time as cards are added or market values change.
Set alerts for cards you care about so you can revisit them when the market reaches a price threshold that matters to you.
Riply turns a shoebox of cards into a collection you can actually track, value and be proud of.
Riply supports six trading card games in one collection: Pokémon, Magic: The Gathering, One Piece, Disney Lorcana, Riftbound and Yu-Gi-Oh!. You can scan and track cards from every supported game side by side, so a mixed collection lives in a single portfolio instead of a separate app or spreadsheet for each game.
Point your iPhone camera at a card and Riply identifies it instantly, recognising the name, set, collector number and rarity, then matching the exact printing. If a card is sleeved, damaged or hard to capture, you can search manually by name or set instead. Verify the set and variant before saving it to your collection.
Card values are pulled from trusted marketplaces and updated continuously, so the price you see reflects real, current market activity rather than a fixed guess. Each card shows 90-day history, recent lows and highs, and raw-versus-graded comparisons where data exists. Values are estimates, not guaranteed sale prices — condition, edition and demand still matter.
Yes. Riply is free to download and start scanning, with no purchase required to identify cards and see their market value. An optional Pro subscription unlocks unlimited scans, price alerts and full portfolio analytics for collectors who want the complete toolkit. You can explore the core features first, then decide whether to upgrade.
Your collection is tied to your Riply account and stays associated with it rather than shared publicly. For the current specifics on exactly what data is collected, how it is stored and the choices you have, see Riply's privacy policy, which is kept up to date with the app's actual data practices.