Star Wars: Unlimited · 2026 Comparison
Our pick is TurnZero HQ, which tracks every printing and finish down to condition and grade, priced daily, in the same account as your decks. Collectr is the choice for sealed product and graded slabs across many games, the TCGplayer app for price checks against the marketplace, and TCG Stacked for a web-and-phone tracker that imports from other apps. HoloScan and TCG Scanner for Star Wars are single-game scanners for Android and Apple, and SWU Hyperbuild is a free deck builder with a collection built in.
Our pick
Our pick: every printing and finish, priced daily, in the same account as your decks
TurnZero HQ keys every Star Wars: Unlimited card by its set code and collector number, so a Hyperspace, Showcase or Prestige version is its own printing with its own price rather than a note on the normal one. Each copy is recorded in a finish (Normal or Foil), a condition, a language and, if it is slabbed, a grade with your own value for it. Prices are TCGplayer market prices imported daily, and the collection adds up to one total. Cards go in by scanning with your phone's camera, by typing the set code and number, by search, or from a CSV such as the TCGplayer app's export. Set completion counts each set against its printed total, with Hyperspace, Showcase, Prestige and tokens tallied as extras. The collection, scanning, import and export, set completion and three binders are free; Premium adds the collection value chart and up to 50 binders. The same account builds decks checked against Premier's construction rules and keeps score in a game, with a wishlist, shared binders and trades. It does not track sealed product or population reports, so a collector who buys boxes to hold should look at Collectr.
Best for a portfolio that spans many games, sealed product and graded slabs
Collectr is a portfolio tracker covering more than 20 trading card games, Star Wars: Unlimited among them, and it treats a collection the way a stock app treats holdings: market value charted over time, with the biggest gains and losses called out. It tracks raw cards, graded cards with population reports, and sealed product, which no other app on this page covers. Scanning and tracking are free on iPhone and Android. Pro, listed at $4.99 a month billed annually or $7.99 a month billed monthly as of September 2026, adds unlimited scanning, up to five years of price history and data export. It has no deck building.
Best for price checks against the marketplace you buy and sell on
The TCGplayer app scans a card, identifies it, and shows its TCGplayer Market Price, then keeps what you scan as a collection you can open from your phone. It supports Star Wars: Unlimited alongside dozens of other games, and the collection features are free on iPhone and Android. Because TCGplayer is also a store, the app puts buying one tap from checking a price, which suits a collector whose collection is mostly a position to trade from. It is also a common starting point for moving elsewhere, since TurnZero HQ and TCG Stacked both import its CSV export.
Best for a web-and-phone tracker that imports from other apps
TCG Stacked tracks collections for 13 games, Star Wars: Unlimited included, on the web and in iPhone and Android apps that share one account. It records condition for valuation, and its CSV import recognizes TCGplayer, Moxfield, Deckbox and Dreamborn exports automatically, reporting any row it cannot match. Its own FAQ says prices come from marketplace data and refresh periodically, so a price can lag the live market between refreshes. The free tier covers the collection; Pro, $40 a year as of September 2026 with a seven-day trial, removes ads and adds price history charts, unlimited scanning in the app, unlimited binders and unlimited decks.
Best Android scanner built only for Star Wars: Unlimited
HoloScan is an Android app made for this one game. It reads the card ID and number from a photo with text recognition, assigns the card to its set, and adds it to your collection, and its listing says it copes with less-than-perfect photos. Statistics break the collection down by set, total quantity and foils. It imports and exports CSV in SWUDB's format, and its September 2026 update added the Homeworlds Prestige, Showcase and Weekly Play promo printings. Its store listing describes counting and organizing and doesn't mention prices, so pair it with a priced tracker if you want a value.
Best Apple-only scanner with TCGplayer prices and price charts
TCG Scanner for Star Wars is a Star Wars: Unlimited scanner and collection app for iPhone, iPad and Apple silicon Macs. It identifies cards from the camera, searches by name or by number ("SOR-001" works), and keeps several separate collections, so a trade binder and a personal collection do not blur together. Prices are TCGplayer market data via TCGCSV, with price history charts and a total value. A 2026 update added a foil toggle and CSV import and export. It is free to download, with Unlimited Access sold in the app for $3.99 or $34.99 on the US App Store as of September 2026.
Best free deck builder with a collection built in
SWU Hyperbuild is a deck builder first, on iPhone and Android, and its collection exists to feed your lists. You record a normal count and a foil count for each card, switch between everything, the cards you have and the cards you still need, and can build only from cards you own. It does not scan cards or show prices. It is free, supported through Patreon.
What each app offers for Star Wars: Unlimited as of September 2026. "Not stated" means the app's own pages don't say, not that the feature is missing.
Start with what you want the list to tell you. If it is what your cards are worth, you need an app that separates printings and finishes, because a Hyperspace foil and a normal copy of the same card can share a name and differ in price by a wide margin. TurnZero HQ, TCG Scanner for Star Wars and the TCGplayer app all price from TCGplayer, and TurnZero HQ also records condition, language and grade on each copy.
If the collection includes booster boxes you plan to keep sealed, or slabs you want to check against population reports, Collectr is the one app here that covers them, and it covers them across every game you collect. If you only want to know which decks you can build without buying anything, SWU Hyperbuild answers that for free, with no prices involved.
The last question is how you will get a few thousand cards into the app. Every tracker on this list except SWU Hyperbuild scans with a phone camera, and two of them are built only for this game: HoloScan on Android and TCG Scanner for Star Wars on Apple devices. Running a scanner for entry and exporting a CSV into a priced tracker is a reasonable setup. So is using one app for the collection and another for building, as long as you pick one to be the record of what you own.
Most of the apps here stop at the inventory, and for many collectors that is all they need. TurnZero HQ keeps building and playing in the same account. A deck is checked against Premier's construction rules as you build it (one Leader, one Base, at least 50 cards, up to three copies of a card), and published decks appear on the Star Wars: Unlimited decks page. At the table, a Star Wars: Unlimited gathering tracks each base's HP on one phone while everyone else watches, and saves the result with the decks that played.
It keeps the score and the result. There are no player ratings, win odds or per-game statistics for Star Wars: Unlimited. Your Magic and Pokémon collections, and any other game TurnZero HQ covers, sit in the same My Library under a game menu. How base damage tracking works →
It depends on what you want the list for. Our pick is TurnZero HQ, because it tracks each printing and finish with condition, language and grade, prices it daily from TCGplayer, and keeps the collection in the same free account as your decks. If you collect sealed product or graded slabs across several games, Collectr covers what TurnZero HQ does not. If you mostly want to build from what you own, SWU Hyperbuild is free and can limit a build to the cards you own.
On Android, HoloScan is built only for this game and reads the card ID and number from a photo. On an iPhone, TCG Scanner for Star Wars is the single-game option. TurnZero HQ, Collectr, the TCGplayer app and TCG Stacked all scan too, on both phones. TurnZero HQ reads the set code and collector number printed along the bottom, and on the web, where there is no camera, you type that code instead.
Usually, through a CSV file. TurnZero HQ imports a CSV such as the TCGplayer app's export or your own spreadsheet, shows every row matched before anything is added, and exports your collection back out for free. TCG Stacked reads TCGplayer, Moxfield, Deckbox and Dreamborn exports. HoloScan uses SWUDB's CSV format, and TCG Scanner for Star Wars imports and exports CSV. Collectr's export is part of Pro.
TurnZero HQ treats a Hyperspace, Showcase or Prestige version as its own printing, since each has its own collector number, and records Normal or Foil on each copy, so all of them carry their own price. SWU Hyperbuild keeps a separate foil count and can filter by variant art, TCG Scanner for Star Wars has a foil toggle, and HoloScan's statistics count foils. Check how an app prices a foil before trusting its total, since a foil and a normal copy of the same card rarely sell for the same amount.
Collectr does, along with graded cards and population reports, across every game it covers. TurnZero HQ does not track sealed product or population reports for any game. It does track graded copies, with the grade and your own value for each one.
The collection, scanning, set completion, CSV import and export, each card's price history and three binders are free. Premium adds the chart of your collection's value over time and raises the binder limit to 50. TurnZero HQ records every collection's value nightly whatever the account, so upgrading later shows the history already kept.
Scan a stack, import a CSV or search for a card, and each finish is priced daily from TCGplayer. It's free to start.
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