Where does the card data come from?

From the community-maintained pokemontcg.io API. PocketRune references card data and images; it does not host card art.

Can I see card prices?

Cards link out to marketplaces (eBay, Amazon) where you can check live prices and buy.

Yes — searching the database and planning with the results is free.

Can I add cards I find to a binder?

Yes. That is the point — lookup feeds straight into the binder planner.

Card lookup

Look up any Pokémon card — then plan with it

PocketRune searches the full Pokémon TCG database by name, set, type, and rarity. Find the exact card, see its set and number, and drop it straight into a binder page — lookup and planning in one place.

Short answer

PocketRune's card lookup helps you find a Pokemon card by name, set, number, type, rarity, or artist, then use that exact printing in a private binder plan, Collection, chase list, or folder.

Search is connected to planning, not just browsing.
Each card can be placed in a binder or added to private folders.
Card pages link back to sets, rarities, artists, and Pokemon hubs when available.

Card data and image URLs come from pokemontcg.io. PocketRune does not download, cache, or self-host card art.

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Search the whole card database

Type a name and filter by set, type, or rarity to land on the exact printing you mean. Every result shows the card image, set, and number, so there is no ambiguity between the dozens of Charizards or the reprints across sets.

Card images are hot-linked from the community pokemontcg.io API and stay fast worldwide.

From lookup to layout in one step

Most lookup tools stop at the card page. PocketRune does not: once you find a card, you can place it directly into a binder page, mark it owned or wanted, and keep building. Lookup is the start of a plan, not a dead end.

Check the market before you buy

Each card links out to eBay and Amazon so you can check current prices and pick up what you need. PocketRune may earn an affiliate commission on those links; it never changes your price.

How it works

1
Search
Enter a card name and filter by set, type, or rarity.
2
Identify
Confirm the exact printing by set and number.
3
Place it
Drop the card into a binder page and set its status.
4
Shop the gaps
Follow the eBay / Amazon links to buy what you are missing.

FAQ

Where does the card data come from?: From the community-maintained pokemontcg.io API. PocketRune references card data and images; it does not host card art.
Can I see card prices?: Cards link out to marketplaces (eBay, Amazon) where you can check live prices and buy.
Is card lookup free?: Yes — searching the database and planning with the results is free.
Can I add cards I find to a binder?: Yes. That is the point — lookup feeds straight into the binder planner.

Look up any Pokémon card — then plan with it

Free to start — no account needed to plan.

Open the planner