What We've Built for Set Collectors

Features shaped by collector feedback

Base set vs master set tracking

You know how sets have variations? Like when a set has 48 numbers but 50 cards because of player variations? CardBox tracks both. See your base completion (unique numbers) and master set completion (all variations) separately. Toggle between them anytime.

Missing cards grouped the way you think

Shows what you need grouped by tens (1-10, 11-20, etc.) – which is how most of us actually think about sets. Search by player name when you can't remember the number.

Shareable want lists with built-in messaging

Share a link to your needs for any set. Other collectors can see exactly what you're missing, check off which cards they have, and message you directly through the platform. No back-and-forth figuring out what they have vs what you need – it's all right there. Trade, buy, sell, or gift options built in.

Track where your cards actually are

Rooms, containers, binder slots. When you have cards spread across your house, a safe deposit box, and a display case, you can actually find them. Assign an entire set to a location at once.

Quick entry that doesn't suck

Type "1-50, 55, 60-75" and add them all at once. Range entry, comma separated, whatever works.

Status tracking

Mark cards as Keep, Trade, Grade, Sell, or Replace. "Replace" is for when you have it but want a better copy. Actually maps to how collectors think.

Beta Tester Benefits

The people testing right now are shaping this thing

Once we hit 100, we're locking it down to focus on building what they've asked for.

100% Free Access

Full access to all features during beta. No credit card required.

Direct Line to the Builder

Your feedback shapes the roadmap. Features ship because you asked for them.

Shape What Gets Built

Beta testers vote on what we build next. Your priorities become our priorities.

Huge thank you to everyone who's been helping shape CardBox. Couldn't do this without you.

– Built by a collector, for collectors

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If you collect sets and want a seat at the table, join the beta.