Track every Pokémon card.
The ultimate tracking archive for every collector. Do not let the name fool you — we cover the full legacy of 1,025+ Pokémon across every single generation.
Road to 151 is only the name. The tracker holds every Pokémon from Kanto to Paldea, and every card printing you can actually put in a sleeve.
Beyond the first 151
Open one generation, a few of them, or the whole national dex. Search by name, number or type and see what is still missing while the progress count follows your scope.
The exact print you own
A tick in a list does not tell you which Charizard is in your sleeve. Pick the set, the card number, the language and the print, and save as many versions of the same pokemon as you own.
- Every set and ten card languages
- First edition prints marked separately
- Hp, attacks, rarity and illustrator on every card
Saved versions for #006
- Base SetEnglish · Holo rare4/102
- Base SetJapanese · 1st edition4/102
- CelebrationsEnglish · Classic4/25
- 151Japanese · Illustration rare006/165
Pages that feel like the real thing
Your chosen cards land on binder pages, nine, thirty, sixty or all at once. Build custom binders for a set, a theme or a trip, and swipe through every version you own of the same pokemon.
How it works
Four steps from an empty dex to a binder you want to show people.
- 01
Create your account
A few seconds with email or Google, then your collection is saved.
- 02
Choose your scope
Pick one generation, several, or show every pokemon at once. You can change it any time.
- 03
Mark what you caught
Tap a pokemon to mark it as caught, then pick the exact card version you own from any set or language.
- 04
Fill the binder
Your cards land in the binder, and quests and stats show what is left to hunt.
A hunting list for the next shop
Build a wishlist before the trip, set a target number and an optional date, then check cards off in the shop while search finds the card number in your hand.
Start a questBuilt for the hunt
Every generation, not just Kanto
The pokedex covers all 1025 pokemon across the nine generations. Track one region at a time, or open them all at once. Road to 151 is only the name of the project.
Pick the exact card version
Choose the precise print you own from every set and every language, down to the card number and first edition prints, instead of a generic tick.
A binder that looks like a binder
Your chosen cards fill real binder pages, nine, thirty, sixty or all at once, and you can build your own custom binders for a set, a theme or a trip.
Search built for the shop floor
Search by name, number, set, rarity or card number while you are standing in the store, and open a card to see hp, attacks, rarity and illustrator.
Quests and goals
Build wishlists and hunting lists, set a target number and an optional date, and follow how close you are.
Saved to your account
Everything syncs between phone, tablet and desktop, in English or Swedish.
Questions
- Is this only for the first 151 pokemon?
- No. Road to 151 is just the name of the project. The tracker covers all 1025 pokemon across every generation, and you decide which ones to show.
- Can I track a specific card version?
- Yes. For every pokemon you can pick the exact printing you own, from any set and any language, including the card number and first edition prints. You can save several versions of the same pokemon.
- What is the difference between caught and the binder?
- Caught is your list of pokemon you own a card for. The binder shows the actual card versions you picked, laid out on binder pages.
- Where do the images and card data come from?
- Pokemon artwork comes from the open PokeAPI archive and card data from an open trading card database, matched to the correct number and set.
- Do I need an account?
- Yes. Your collection is tied to your account so it can sync between devices and stay safe if you lose your phone.
Collect on the go
Track cards in the store, tick off finds at a trade night, and keep your binder in your pocket.
Download the app
Ready to fill your first binder page?
Mark the pokemon you already own cards for and watch the binder come together.
Open collectionNew to collecting? Read the Pokémon collecting guides or start with how a digital Pokémon binder works.