Disney Lorcana
Our pick is TurnZero HQ, which tracks every Lorcana card you own by exact printing and finish, prices it daily, and keeps it beside your decks and games. For a different job, Dreamborn is the pick if your collection feeds your decks, Collectr if you collect sealed product or slabs, the TCGplayer app if you buy and sell there, and Lorcery if you want Cardmarket prices beside TCGplayer's.
Our pick
Our pick: an exact, priced collection in the same account as your decks and games
TurnZero HQ keys every Lorcana card by its set and collector number, so each copy is one exact printing, and each copy carries its finish (Normal or Foil), condition, language and, if it's slabbed, a grade and your own value. Prices are TCGplayer market prices for each finish, republished by Lorcast and imported nightly, and the catalog covers the English card list: 3,287 cards in 25 sets, promos included, as of September 2026. Set completion counts the regular cards of each set (204 in sets 1 to 12, 207 in Attack of the Vine!) with Enchanted, Epic and Iconic cards tallied as extras. The phone apps scan a card by the collector line along its bottom, and on the web you type what's printed, like "1 205". Binders (three free, 50 with Premium), shareable binders, a wishlist, trades and CSV import and export are all there, and the collection sits in the same account as Lorcana decks checked against Core Constructed or Infinity and a lore counter for your games. It does not track sealed product or population reports, it prices from TCGplayer only, and the collection value chart is Premium.
Best if your collection exists to build decks
Dreamborn is a Lorcana deck-building website first, with thousands of published decks to browse, and its collection tracker is built to serve that. It records which cards you own copies of, whether you are collecting them or building playsets, and it finds decks that match what you own. Its free Dreamborn.ink Companion app for iPhone and Android scans cards by print code and name, lets you review the queue before anything is saved, handles English, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Chinese and Spanish cards, and syncs to your free dreamborn.ink account. Other Lorcana apps read its CSV format: Lorcery and Ink Well Keeper both list Dreamborn CSV import, and the Lorscana scanner is built to export straight to a Dreamborn collection.
Best for sealed product, graded cards and several games at once
Collectr treats a collection as a portfolio, and it covers Lorcana alongside Pokémon, Magic, Yu-Gi-Oh!, One Piece and more than twenty other games. It tracks raw cards, graded cards and sealed product, charts the value over time from sales data, and its price guide includes graded comps and population reports. Scanning identifies the set, number and variant. The app is free to start on iPhone and Android; Collectr Pro adds unlimited scanning, extra filters, up to five years of price history and data export, listed on Collectr's site at $4.99 a month billed annually or $7.99 billed monthly as of September 2026. If your Lorcana collection includes booster boxes, gift sets or slabs, this is the one built for them.
TurnZero HQ vs. Collectr in detail →Best if you buy and sell where you track
The TCGplayer app is free on iPhone and Android, lists Disney Lorcana among its supported games, and scans cards into a collection priced at TCGplayer market prices. The value in the app is the marketplace's own market price, so it is the same number you'll see when you go to buy or list a card there. It is a storefront with a collection feature attached rather than a Lorcana-specific tool. Its CSV export is one TurnZero HQ imports directly, which makes it a reasonable place to scan a stack now and move it later.
The official app, best for the catalog and rules help
Ravensburger's own app is free on iPhone and Android and was updated for Hyperia City in September 2026. It has a visual card catalog whose card renders shift with your phone's movement to show off foil treatments, a collection tracker, a lore counter, how-to-play guides and news. Its store listing doesn't mention card scanning or prices, so treat it as a checklist of what you own rather than a record of what it's worth. For a new player who wants one official app for learning the game and ticking off cards, that is enough.
Best Lorcana-only scanner with prices from both markets
Lorcery, from CardElk, is a Lorcana collection app for iPhone and Android built around a text-recognition scanner that reads several cards in a row. It tracks regular and foil copies, quantities and languages, shows what you're missing set by set, and prices cards from both TCGplayer and Cardmarket with price history charts. The Cardmarket price matters if you buy and sell there rather than on TCGplayer. It imports and exports CSV in its own format and in Dreamborn's.
Best for tracking every variant on one iPhone
Ink Well Keeper is a free, fan-made iPhone app that tracks Normal, Foil, Enchanted, Epic, Iconic and promo variants, shows set completion as progress bars, and prices the collection at live market prices. It has a multi-scan mode for stacks, can attach photos of your own copies, and imports a Dreamborn CSV or a pasted text list. It also builds decks for Core Constructed, Infinity and Triple Deck, with AI deck completion. Its collection data stays on your device, which keeps it private but means the same collection isn't available on a second phone or the web.
Details are from each app's own site or store listing as of September 2026. Paid tiers and supported features change, so check the listing before you commit a large collection to any of them.
Start with what the collection is for, because each answer points to a different app. If you collect to build decks, you want your collection next to a deck builder, and Dreamborn checks what you own against thousands of published Lorcana decks. If you want to know what your cards are worth, you want one that prices every copy by finish; the official app's listing doesn't mention prices at all. If your shelf has booster boxes or gift sets on it, Collectr is the only app here that tracks sealed product.
Then look at how you'll get the cards in. Lorcana makes this harder than it looks, because a character's name isn't enough to identify a card: the same character is printed with different version names, and an Enchanted card shares its name and version with a regular one. An app that reads the collector number, or that makes you pick the printing, will give you a more accurate list than one that works from names. Foils need a check too. TurnZero HQ's scanner doesn't try to tell a foil from a normal copy, because a camera is a poor judge of it, so whichever app you use, check the finish on your foils after a scanning session.
A spreadsheet is still a fair answer for a small collection you only want a checklist of, and it keeps working if an app goes away. If you start there, TurnZero HQ imports a spreadsheet with a set and collector number column, so the work isn't lost if you want prices later.
Choose TurnZero HQ if you want the collection, your Lorcana decks and your games in one account, with each copy recorded down to its finish, condition, language and grade. If you also play Magic, Pokémon, Yu-Gi-Oh!, One Piece, Star Wars: Unlimited or Riftbound, those collections live in the same My Library. How much are my Lorcana cards worth? →
It depends on what the collection is for. Our pick is TurnZero HQ, which tracks every copy by printing, finish, condition, language and grade, prices it daily from TCGplayer, and keeps it in the same account as your Lorcana decks and games. If you mostly build decks, Dreamborn pairs its collection with a deck builder and thousands of published decks. If you collect sealed product or graded cards, or several games at once, Collectr is built for that. If you buy and sell on Cardmarket, Lorcery prices from it as well as TCGplayer.
Most of the apps here scan. TurnZero HQ reads the collector line along the bottom of each card, which identifies Enchanted and promo printings exactly, one card at a time. Dreamborn's Companion app scans in seven languages and lets you review a queue before saving it. Lorcery and Ink Well Keeper both scan several cards in a row. A camera is a poor judge of foil versus normal, so whichever you use, check the finish on your foils after a scanning session.
Yes, several. TurnZero HQ's Lorcana collection, scanning, set completion, CSV import and export and three binders are free; Premium adds the collection value chart and up to 50 binders. Dreamborn and its Companion app are free with an account, the official Disney Lorcana TCG Companion and the TCGplayer app are free, and Collectr is free to start, with Pro adding unlimited scanning, longer price history and export. Terms change, so check the current tier before subscribing.
Of the apps here, Collectr is the one built for sealed product, alongside graded cards and population reports. TurnZero HQ doesn't track sealed Lorcana product or population reports.
Ravensburger's Disney Lorcana TCG Companion has a collection tracker, but its store listing doesn't mention prices or card scanning. If you want to know what your cards are worth, use an app that prices them: TurnZero HQ, Collectr, the TCGplayer app, Lorcery or Ink Well Keeper.
Yes, from a CSV exported by the TCGplayer app, from your own spreadsheet, or from TurnZero HQ's own export. Rows are matched by card id, TCGplayer product id or set and number, never by a name alone, and you see every match before anything is added.
Scan a stack, import a CSV or search for a card. Each printing and finish is priced daily, and it's free to start.
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