Riftbound
TurnZero HQ started with Magic: The Gathering and added Pokémon, One Piece and Yu-Gi-Oh!. Now it keeps your Riftbound collection too: every card you own, in the printing and finish you actually have, what it is worth, and a scanner that reads the set code and number at the bottom of the card.
Search a card, scan a stack or import a CSV, and TurnZero HQ keeps the count and the value. Free on iPhone, Android and the web.
Create Free AccountThe Riftbound side of TurnZero HQ is a collection. It lives in My Library, behind the same game switcher as your other games' cards, in the same account on iPhone, Android and the web. Every card is keyed by Riot's own card id rather than its name, because one name can be several cards: Jinx alone is five printings across the sets so far.
The card catalog: about 1,190 cards from Riot Games' official card gallery across Origins, Proving Grounds, Spiritforged, Unleashed and Vendetta, alternate arts, overnumbered and signature printings, tokens and runes included, each card's page showing its type, domains, costs, Might and rules text as printed
Prices per finish: TCGplayer market prices for Normal and Foil copies, refreshed nightly, with a 90-day price chart for each card
Copies as you own them: finish, condition, language, grade and an optional custom value on each row, with copies you can move or split between rows
Collection value: a running total, recorded nightly, with a chart of that history on Premium
Set completion: every set's progress against the total printed on its cards, with alternate arts, signatures, overnumbered cards, tokens and runes counted apart, and a checklist of what you're missing
Binders: 3 on a free account, 50 with Premium
CSV import and export: bring a collection over from the TCGplayer app or a spreadsheet, check every row in a preview, and export yours any time
Scanning: hold cards under your phone's camera, or type the set code and number on the web
Sharing: a share image for any card, linking to that card's page on TurnZero HQ
Decks: build a deck around a Legend, checked against the deck-building rules and measured against a recommended template as you go, see which cards your collection is missing, and publish it to Riftbound decks
Trades and game tracking are Magic-only for now, and TurnZero HQ does not track sealed product. The catalog covers the five sets above; promos printed outside them are not in it yet.
Yes, for collecting. My Library has a Riftbound collection alongside Magic: The Gathering, Pokémon and the other games: search the Riftbound card catalog, add the cards you own down to the printing and finish, see what they are worth, follow your set completion, sort cards into binders, import a CSV and scan cards in with your phone's camera. You can also build Riftbound decks checked against the deck-building rules and publish them. Trades and game tracking are not part of it yet.
Origins, Proving Grounds, Spiritforged, Unleashed and Vendetta: about 1,190 cards, counting alternate arts, overnumbered and signature printings, tokens and runes, each as its own card. The catalog comes from Riot Games' official card gallery. Promos printed outside those sets are not in it yet.
From TCGplayer market prices, collected through TCGCSV and refreshed nightly. Each card is priced per finish, Normal and Foil, where TCGplayer lists that finish. A few cards, such as double-sided tokens, have no price, and those are shown as unpriced rather than counted as $0.
Yes. The collection, the scanner, set completion, import and export, each card's price chart and 3 binders come with a free TurnZero HQ account on iPhone, Android and the web. Premium adds the chart of your collection's value over time and raises the binder limit to 50.
The camera scanner runs in the iPhone and Android apps. On the web you type what is printed at the bottom of the card instead, like OGN 30 or OGN-030/298.
Search, scan and import your collection, priced nightly from TCGplayer by finish. Free to start.
Create Free AccountTurnZero HQ was created under Riot Games' "Legal Jibber Jabber" policy using assets owned by Riot Games. Riot Games does not endorse or sponsor this project. Card data comes from Riot Games' official Riftbound card gallery, and prices from TCGplayer via TCGCSV.