Pokémon TCG

Pokémon Set Completion Tracker

Every set, and how close you are to finishing it. TurnZero HQ counts your cards against each set's printed total, keeps secret rares apart, and gives you a checklist of exactly what's missing.

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Add your cards and every set's progress fills itself in. Free on iPhone, Android and the web.

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How it counts

Pokémon cards print their place in the set on the card itself: 025/198 is card 25 of 198. TurnZero HQ counts completion against that printed total, the same number a collector means by "the set".

What you ownHow it counts
Card 025/198One toward 198
Four copies of 025/198Still one: completion counts cards, not copies
A reverse holo of 025/198The same card as the normal copy, so still one
Card 210/198A secret rare, counted in the extra tally beside the main count

So a set reads like 142 / 198, with the secret rares shown as their own count next to it. Finishing the main set is a real milestone on its own, and the chase cards stay visible without making it look further away than it is. Reading the collector number →

The checklist

Open a set for every card in it, in collector order, as a grid of card images. Cards you own are bright, with how many copies you have; cards you're missing are dimmed. Filter to Missing for a want list you can take to a card show, or to Owned to see what you've pulled.

The sets list opens on the sets you actually collect, the ones you own cards from, and on every set when you haven't added any cards yet. Progress updates as soon as a card is added, whether you searched it, scanned it or imported it. Scanning a stack in →

Subsets and promos

Some sets are numbered with letters throughout: Trainer Gallery and Galarian Gallery subsets, Shiny Vaults and promo sets. Those count their own numbers as the main set, so a Trainer Gallery subset shows its own progress out of its own total instead of looking like a pile of secret rares.

What about master sets?

Many collectors chase a master set: every card in every version, which usually means a reverse holo of each card as well as the normal one. TurnZero HQ's checklist is one entry per card number, and owning any version ticks it, so it tracks a set rather than a master set. The versions you own are still recorded on every card, with their own prices. Holo vs. reverse holo →

Frequently Asked Questions

How does TurnZero HQ count Pokémon set completion?

By distinct cards numbered up to the total printed on them. A set whose cards read 025/198 is complete at 198 of 198. Secret rares numbered past that total, and cards in a lettered subset, are counted separately, so they sit on top of a completed set rather than holding it back. Four copies of one card count as one card toward the set.

Do secret rares count toward completing a set?

Not toward the main count. They're shown as their own tally beside it, like 12 of 60 extra, because most collectors treat them as the chase on top of a finished set rather than part of finishing it.

Is this a master set tracker?

Not quite. The checklist is one entry per card number, and owning any version of that card ticks it. A master set usually means every card in every version, reverse holos included. Your variants are still recorded on each card, so you can see which versions you have, but the set progress itself doesn't count them separately.

How are Trainer Gallery and other subsets counted?

Subsets numbered with letters throughout, like a Trainer Gallery or Galarian Gallery, and promo sets are counted on their own numbers, so a Trainer Gallery subset shows its own progress out of its own total.

Is set completion free?

Yes. Set progress and the checklists come with a free TurnZero HQ account.

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