Collection Tracker Upgrade: Streaks, Trophies, Rainbows & the Collectors Ladder
The collection tracker started simple: tick off what you own, see what you’re missing. It’s just grown up. This update adds streaks, trophies, player rainbows, public profiles and a ladder — and tidies the whole page while it’s at it. Here’s everything that’s new.
A cleaner collection page
Your collection page now has three tabs: Checklist, Activity and Trophies. The checklist — the part you actually work in — sits front and centre. Your scanning stats and collection value live under Activity, and your badges have their own shelf under Trophies. Less scrolling, same tracker.
Scan streaks
Every card you scan now counts toward a daily streak. Scan on back-to-back days and watch it climb — there are milestones at 3, 7, 14 and 30 days, and the tracker remembers your best run. You’ll also see a feed of your recent scans, so you know exactly what you logged and when.
The trophy cabinet
Progress deserves hardware. Hit 25% of a set and you earn bronze. 50% is silver, 75% is gold, and finishing a set is a Complete trophy. Badges are awarded for whole sets, for your team across every set, and for your entire collection — and they land with a toast the moment you cross the line. Your cabinet lives on the Trophies tab.
Player rainbows
Chasing every parallel of your favourite player? Tap any player’s name in the checklist and you’ll get their rainbow: every card of theirs across every set, what you own, what you’re missing, and a price tag on the ones we have in stock. It’s the fastest way to see how close you are.
Public profiles and the collectors ladder
Your collection is private by default — that doesn’t change. But if you want to show off, you can now go public. Claim a username, flick the switch, and your trophy shelf gets its own page you can share anywhere. Going public also puts you on the collectors ladder, ranked by completion. Someone has to be number one. Might as well be you.
What’s your collection worth?
The Activity tab now shows an estimated value of your collection, worked out from our shop prices. It’s approximate, it’s private, and only you can see it — but watching it grow as you scan is dangerously satisfying.
Smaller things you’ll notice
Cards you’ve bought but haven’t received yet can be flagged as incoming, then ticked off when they land. Owned cards take a −/+ control for tracking duplicate copies. A search box jumps you straight to any set. And the “Missing & in stock” filter shows only the gaps you can fill today, prices attached.
Free, as always
All of it comes with a free account. Sign in, scan a card, start a streak.