Roadmap

Version history

Newest first.

• Dawn of Palpagos 2nd Edition becomes the edition a card is added as by default, once that printing is the one in shops. Counting your copies by edition is already in the app
• A trade of a card you hold in more than one printing will let you pick which copy goes, instead of asking you to use the card sheet
• Photos of your copies are kept on the device that took them. Carrying them between your own devices is still to come
• Most shops stopped answering our stock checks on the evening of 26 October, so sealed stock may read as not checked until they do

• New: print your collection from Export. The report is grouped by set and includes serials, graded slabs and sealed product, with the date and a total. A second report leaves prices out. Open it and print, or save it as a PDF
• New: Closest winning decks, on the Decks page. Official event decks are ranked by how close your collection is. Importing one makes a new deck and leaves the decks you already have alone
• New: share your wants and your spares as a link, from the wishlist and from Extras. The person who opens it sees the list. Nothing is added to their collection, and prices stay off unless you choose to include them
• New: mark a deck as Built so its copies stay with that deck. Other decks only count the copies that are still free, so two decks are not both ready when you only have the cards for one
• New: a place name on a card you own, such as Binder 2, page 5. Find my cards lists them grouped by place, and search finds the place as well as the card
• New: send a raw copy to be graded from the card sheet. It stays in your count while it is away. When it returns you log the grade and it becomes a slab, or you can bring it back with no grade
• New: each set shows the live and sold value of the cards you own, including graded copies
• New: the deck builder can show only cards you own, and the scanner knows the gold Jetragon Soul
• New: Daily Pal guess on Rewards. One hidden card a day, clues after a miss, and a streak kept on this device
• New: wishlist cards can be tagged Must have, Want, or Someday, with a buy at or under price and an optional monthly budget
• The English Eternal Ascent booster is 30 Jan 2027. Trial decks TD03 and TD04 stay 18 Dec 2026. A newer official notice can move a day either way. An older notice, or the same link with no new timestamp, cannot
• News includes the 7 Nov sweep: Kitanaya Cup, Masters League, Christmas Snowdown, and the Eternal Ascent delay

• New: share a deck as a link. Anyone who opens it is asked whether to import it, and it arrives as a new deck without touching theirs. A hand edited link can only add cards the app already knows
• New: photograph a binder page or a spread and every card on it is read at once, on the device, then checked in the review list before anything is added
• New: I own this deck, on each Trial Deck in Releases and on its sealed page. It shows every card in the box with how many copies the box holds, 50 cards and 10 Soul cards, then you pick the TSR or TSP that was in your box and the whole deck is added. Cards you already have are topped up to the box count, never counted twice
• New: Price a list. Paste a list of cards and get a total, with each one marked as new to you or already owned. Nothing is added to your collection, and a second box prices the other side of a trade against it
• New: a printable checklist of the cards you are missing
• New: filter cards by what a Pal is good at, on Cards, on the PalDex and in the deck builder
• New: add photos to a numbered copy or a graded slab. The pictures stay on that device and are never uploaded
• Fixed: the card scanner could not recognise any of the 109 Legends Awaken cards added when the set was completed, including every SR and OSR. The list the scanner matches against had not been regenerated
• Fixed: searching an English card name with Japanese names switched on could miss the card entirely, because sets with no Japanese text yet pushed it out of the results
• Fixed: on Home, the grid of squares on Your collection was drawn over the card count and the percentage once Legends Awaken reached all 164 cards
• Fixed: importing a spreadsheet with a Have column now reads it as how many you own, and a blank there means none. Before, every row came in as one copy, so a list of missing cards could be added as owned
• Fixed: when an import cannot be used, for example the shopping list from Missing or Wishlist, the app explains why and where to export your collection from, instead of a message that vanished after two seconds
• Fixed: the two Trial Decks now say 60 cards, the 50 card deck and the 10 card Soul deck, instead of 40
• Fixed: a sealed product page says when we could not reach the shops, instead of blaming the product, and shows the real recheck time of thirty minutes
• Fixed: the work filter on the PalDex now counts what it is actually showing, and Price a list is hidden when you have prices turned off

• 2.4.6 is live on the web app and the App Store. Google Play follows once Google approves it
• Legends Awaken is complete: all 164 cards with their official art, ahead of its 30 Oct release. The 30 SR and 16 OSR chase cards that were missing are in, so a hit now finds its card
• Trades: compare what you give with what you get, see both sides priced, and keep every trade in a history. The history syncs with your account and travels in your backup
• Decks has a tournament check. Pick an event date and it tells you whether the deck is legal that day. English printings count toward the main deck, Soul cards keep every language, and a card whose English release comes after the event is marked not legal yet. A set with no exact release day is listed, never guessed
• Decks keeps an event results log: the event, the date, the deck, each round, your placing and your prizes. A prize can be added straight to your collection, and the match tracker can log a result into an event
• A new App updates switch in Settings controls the notice that tells you a release has reached your store. It is on by default
• CardTrader is credited as the European asking price source for France, Germany and Italy
• Fixed before release: a trade of a card you hold in more than one printing could take the wrong one and miscount a deck. It now stops and points you to the card sheet
• Fixed before release: a long trade history was trimmed to 100 when two devices synced. Nothing is trimmed now
• Fixed before release: a backup holding only trades was refused as unreadable. It restores now
• Fixed before release: Tournament ready showed green above a deck that broke the colour, copy or Lucky Pal limits. It now counts those rules
• Fixed before release: the Not legal yet chip pushed Decks sideways on a phone. The row wraps now

• 2.4.5 is live on the web app. Google Play and the App Store follow once each store approves it
• Home is redrawn. Every card draws the thing it is about instead of a progress bar: your collection is one square per card in the catalogue, lit for the ones you own, grouped by set
• Your market draws its own value line, and the next Set Sphere is a ring around the Sphere itself
• The cards you still need from a set, the ones on your wishlist and the cards a deck is missing are shown as the cards themselves
• Fixed: the market figure on Home counted cards only and ignored sealed products, so it disagreed with the Market page. It counts both now
• The market card holds two readings, everything you own and cards on their own. Swipe between them on a phone, or use the arrows anywhere else
• A release timeline on Home, so what is coming and when is on the first screen
• A Statue of Power on Rewards, earned by sharing the app. The Pal effigies now say what they are in SphereDex rather than describing the video game
• Set tiles take their background colour from the three cards shown on them, and the hard line across the top of those tiles is gone
• Fixed: a version check that failed left the app with no answer for an hour. It asks again on the next wake
• A release is announced in the app only once it has reached both stores, so the what is new card never names a version you cannot get yet

• 2.4.4 is live on the web app. Google Play and the App Store follow once each store approves it
• Market has a SphereDex price index, built from the nightly price book, with how it moved over the week and the month
• Your own cards are shown the same way, with price moves kept apart from cards you added or sold, so a box of pulls no longer reads as a gain
• Sealed products say how far the price sits from the RRP: the cheapest shop that has it in stock when one does, and the market price otherwise, as a plain reading with no verdict
• The rarest cards, where fakes and real money meet, have a Buying one second hand? panel: what a genuine copy looks like, and a warning when an asking price is far below the last five sold
• Releases with an exact date have Add to calendar, which gives you a calendar file to open in your own calendar app
• Sleeve & Card Set Vol. 1 is in the app with its ten cards and official artwork, so it counts towards sets completed
• The promo cards EPR-010 and EPR-011 now say how they are won at the Grand Challengers Cup
• Five days of official news and five Legends Awaken card reveals that had been missed are on the News page
• Fixed: a set tile no longer prints the set name across its own artwork

• 2.4.3 is live on the web app, Google Play and the App Store
• Latest news on Home now includes the official English X account, so it is never days behind the website
• Home always shows five cards in the same order: latest news, the latest update, risers and fallers, card of the day and the next release
• Card of the day is there every day. On a quiet day with no big movers it features one of the most valuable cards
• News about a product without its own picture shows that product's box art, and the next release shows its own banner
• Home keeps itself up to date while the app stays open, and fresh prices update the movers and card of the day straight away
• Clearing your notifications no longer empties the news card

• 2.4.2 is live on the web app, Google Play and the App Store
• Stock alerts and price alerts are saved to your account, so they come back when you sign in on another phone
• Sharing a phone? Each account keeps its own cards and alerts. When someone else signs in, yours are kept apart and come back when you sign in again
• Signing in on a phone that already has cards no longer changes your account's market, grading company or currency
• Sealed products sort by release date by default, with pre orders after everything already out
• The shop list on a sealed product replaces the old Buy sealed row, and pre orders show which shops are taking them
• The other shops list stays open while you look, even when the stock check refreshes
• Card language is saved to your account, and if your phone blocks notifications for SphereDex the app now says so
• The Legends Awaken box and pack, the 2nd Edition box and the new trial deck banners show their pictures offline
• Release day is announced again: the While you were away card, the Home countdown and Releases all say when a set comes out
• The Sleeve and Card Set picture no longer has a white frame on the dark theme
• A product with no RRP on file shows n/a instead of a price of nothing
• Fixes for older Android phones, and stock alert settings always reach our server even on patchy signal

• 2.4.1 is live on the web app and Google Play. On the App Store it is part of 2.4.2
• A sealed product page names the shops that have it in stock, with each shop’s price and a link straight to the product. The other shops we check are one tap away, marked green, amber or red
• A pre order switches to released on its release day, so the page agrees with the stock alert you were sent
• Price history colours match the rest of the app: live listings in green, last sold in blue
• Changing market or unfollowing a product now always reaches our server, catching up as soon as you have signal

• 2.4 is live on the web app, on Google Play and on the App Store
• Japanese card names and rules text. The Android and iPhone apps scan the number printed on a Japanese card
• Price history on its own page, dated and naming its source
• Stock at a glance on a sealed product page, and Pre order open where a product has not come out yet
• Import a collection from palworldtcg.gg, Palify or Pal Collector, with a preview firstasked for by u/Mook69
• Seen in winning decks on card sheets, and a Tournament staples filter on Cards, Missing and Wishlist, from the decklists Bushiroad posts for official events
• A Print button for a personal deck list
• Most wanted across every deck
• Copy summary
• Numbered copies: a serial out of the print run, or a misprint tag
• A value guess for one set
• A licences page crediting the sources whose licences ask for it
• Missing opens on the master set, in card number order

• 2.3 is live on the web app, on Google Play and on the App Store
• Your wishlist and your missing cards export as a spreadsheet, carrying the card number, name, card type, set, rarity and an estimate, plus a column to tick off what you buy and a search phrase to paste into eBayasked for by u/Divinicusx
• Hide finished sets on the Cards landing, and the chip says how many it would hide
• Hide unowned on Sealed, so the page can show only what you hold
• The Sealed summary bar says how many products you own
• Your collection line says how many copies you hold, next to the cards collected count
• Every card sheet says Card 11 of 162 above Previous and Next, and names the set it is counting
• Each Missing goal tab says how many cards it still lacks, so you can pick the closest one at a glance
• Home counts down to the next dated release, and tapping it opens Releases
• The deck picker shows each deck size, and Duplicate opens the rename box on the new copy
• A card reveal in News that you already own says In collection instead of offering the wishlist
• The update banner on Home is now one size on every device, so its lettering reads the same on a phone and on a laptop
• Copies of the app running on a developer computer no longer send crash reports, so the error log only holds problems real collectors hit

• 2.2 is live on the web app, on Google Play and on the App Store
• Home opens with a Card of the Day: the biggest riser across every set, drawn in that card’s own colours. It follows the market you have chosen and changes each day after the overnight price refresh, and its rise and price are hidden if you have turned value tracking off, though the card itself stays
• iPhone notifications came back when the App Store version arrived. A build setting went missing weeks ago and every iPhone silently stopped being able to register for them, so nobody on an iPhone had received a notification since 12 September
• The Save button on a card sheet could sit underneath the bottom bar, which meant on some phones a card simply could not be saved
• Stepping to the previous or next card no longer throws away an edit you have not saved yet, such as a removed slab or a changed condition
• Behind the scenes: wishlist availability alerts had never once worked, new set announcements had never fired, and news alerts were days from stopping altogether. All three are running properly now, so the notifications you opted into actually arrive
• Upcoming preorder products on the Releases page count down the days, such as Releases in 12 days, when the release has an exact date
• The card sheet shows how much a card moved this week, and its lowest and highest price over the last 7 and 30 days
• A News item that names exactly one card has an Add to Wishlist button, so a newly revealed card is one tap from your Wishlist
• Each deck in the Decks picker says how many cards it still needs, or Ready to build
• An Extras chip on the Cards page lists only the cards you own two or more copies of, ready for a trade night
• Previous card and Next card buttons on a card sheet step through the set in card number order without closing the sheet
• A Duplicate button next to Rename copies the open deck, so you can try a change without touching the deck that works
• Signing in no longer leaves the card list empty when your cloud copy was saved without wishlist datesreported by u/Beetisman
• Every card sheet can add copies and slabs as Japanese or Chinese printings, and the count grid and CSV backup keep them apartasked for by u/Holiday_Inspector177

• 2.1 is live on the web app, on Google Play and on the App Store
• Home opens with what changed while you were away: new card reveals, a release date that moved, a wishlist card that fell in price. On a quiet week it stays out of the way rather than inventing news
• Day pages. Tap any day in Day by day, or the Movers in your collection banner for today, to see every card and product that gained or lost value that day. Each day has the collection graph, filters and sorting, and tapping an item shows its price over time
• Card prices are now saved every day on our server and kept long term, so day pages show card-by-card moves back to 24 September 2026
• Movers in your collection shows each card’s price move, such as £85.27 → £106.59, not just the percentage. Tapping a mover opens that cardasked for by u/iatethemoon
• A sold price wildly out of line with a card’s normal price is ignored, which fixes collection values that jumped to tens of thousandsreported by u/Beetisman
• All Cards and the set tiles still open the card list if one card cannot be shown, instead of doing nothing
• When something goes wrong in the app, the error message is sent to us so bugs can be fixed faster. Your collection is never included
• Deck legality now checks the 8 Lucky Pal limit, and a card whose printed text lets you run any number of copies (Beegarde, Knight of the Flower Garden) is no longer stopped at four
• The deck page adds a cost curve, counts by card type (Pal, Event, Gear and Structure), a Lucky Pal count and the colour split, next to Cards, Unique and how much of the deck you own
• An in-person match tracker for the table: two facing halves, life starting at 10, Material and Ingredient counters, a day/night toggle, a round count and an optional 30-minute clock. It works with no connection
• Card sheets show the printed rules text, and keyword chips (Interrupt, Taunt, Nocturnal and the rest) open a short glossary. Search, the Cards filters and the deck builder can match on that text and those keywords
• You can record what you paid for a raw copy, a graded slab or a sealed item. It travels with CSV export and import, and the portfolio shows your cost and whether you are up or down. Collector mode still hides every price
• Opening-hand practice on the deck page: shuffle the main deck, deal 5, and take the one full-hand mulligan the rules allow. Pick a key card to see the exact chance of at least one copy in that hand, after one more draw, and after three more draws
• Lucky Pal density sits with the Lucky count, plus the chance a Damage Check at Strike 1, 2, 3 or 4 reveals a Lucky Pal and saves the life. A practice flip is there when you want to see one
• Copy for TCGplayer from a deck’s still-needed cards, the Wishlist, or a Missing Cards goal. The list is the plain text Mass Entry accepts. No prices are fetched
• A JSON backup cannot put a negative quantity on a card or a sealed product. The collection value stays at zero or above, and a bad quantity is not saved as a price-history loss
• PalDex status filters (Started, Complete, Not started) combine with the variant filter, so Not started and Rare shows only the Rare Pals
• Sign-in, password reset and the reset-code fields stay a normal single line, including on a narrow phone
• A Pal with no printed card yet says which set it is upcoming in, when an official reveal exists. The label goes away on the release date, or once that Pal has a card in the catalogue. The tap sheet shows a card name and a source link only when the reveal included them. The tile names that set once
• The deck legality summary shows the deck you have against the requirement, such as 50 / 50 main and 3 / 10 Souls
• The match tracker and the portfolio day-by-day list fit a phone, including a 320px-wide screen, so the bottom navigation stays on screen and can be tapped
• Eternal Ascent lists the booster pack (BP03, 29 January 2027) as well as the trial decks (TD03 and TD04, 18 December 2026)

• A more useful Home: your collection, market value, next Set Sphere, closest set goal, decks and wishlist each get a card with the next step, and the numbers line up on every one
• The headliner at the top of Home scrolls through the latest official news, posts from @PalworldOCG_EN, card reveals and your biggest riser and faller side by side, with the headline beside the picture instead of on top of it
• PalDex: every printing of a Pal in one place, by Paldex number, with real Pal artwork
• Bulk scan: the camera stays open while you work through a stack, then you review the whole session before it is saved. Choose Quick, Review or Bulk as your scan flow in Settings
• Missing Cards: pick a goal, such as the master set or a Set Sphere, see exactly what is left, and add everything missing to your wishlist in one go
• Set Spheres: track the Spheres you have earned, with a storage shelf for them on the Rewards page
• Raw copies can be counted by edition (1st, 2nd or not specified), and the scanner asks which edition you are adding. Older copies are kept under not specified
• A Playset incomplete filter shows the cards where you have one to three copies
• Wishlist and Market have their own pages
• A floating menu along the bottom, with slots you can set to the pages you use most
• A Palworld TCG news section, plus new products, release dates, banners and set logos that arrive from the official news without waiting for an app update
• Search ignores accents, so you find a card however you type its name
• A damaged backup file no longer spoils your collection when you import it, and deck lists import with the right quantities
• Easier with a keyboard or screen reader: every card, set and release can be opened with Enter, and pop-ups announce what they are
• Stock alerts cover all eight markets again, and turning one on confirms it has saved
• Undoing every scan of a card keeps it on your wishlist if it was there before
• The Set Sphere artwork on the Rewards shelf shows again, and the +/− buttons work on 1st Edition cards in the grid

• Notifications on iPhone were switched on: new sets, news, stock alerts and price alerts, the same as on Android. They never actually reached anyone, because of the build setting put right in 2.2
• Honest prices: the last sold label now tells you how much of your market is a real sold price and how much is an estimate, and how many cards are more than two weeks old
• New cards can reach the app without waiting for a store update, so a new set is there the day it is priced
• The app tells you when a newer version is out
• Prices keep trying: a refresh that fails while you are on a train or on hotel wifi retries by itself instead of leaving you on yesterday's numbers all day
• The camera shows which collection your scans are going into, and remembers whether you left it on Code or Full card while you work through a stack
• Your collection is safer: signing in on a second device now merges the two copies instead of letting either one overwrite the other, and sealed products, wishlist, favourites and decks all come through
• A new install in a market we price in now opens in that market’s currency rather than dollars
• Corrected release dates stay corrected, instead of quietly reverting once the announcement drops out of the news feed
• Fewer blank screens: the app recovers by itself when the system shuts its page down in the background

• Price alerts: follow any card and get a notification when its price rises above or falls below a level you set, or moves up or down by a percent you choose. They went live in the Android app with this release, and on iPhone in 2.2
• Sort your cards by recently added, plus a Recently added filter that fills the tick in blue on every card from your latest scanning or adding session, so you can see at a glance what you just added
• Filter by set: choose Dawn of Palpagos, Legends Awaken, Eternal Ascent or Promo, then narrow to a product such as the booster box or one of the trial decks
• A setting to show or hide the card number and rarity on card tiles, for a cleaner view of the art
• A lighter app: card art now loads as separate images instead of being packed into the page, so the iPhone and Android apps use much less memory
• Last sold prices now come from a new, more reliable source

• The scanner now handles graded slabs: it reads the grading label first, so a slabbed card is recognised without reading the card through the plastic, and the grading company, grade and cert number are filled in for you
• Requested by a collector: export your collection as a spreadsheet (CSV) that opens in Numbers, Excel and Google Sheets, with every card, graded slab and sealed product priced in your currency. Import it back and slabs stay slabs
• Export and import now work properly inside the iPhone and Android apps, with the share sheet on iPhone, Save as on Android and a file picker for imports
• Scanned cards count towards your portfolio straight away: add a raw card or a graded slab from the scanner and its value joins that collection's total instantly, with slabs priced from recent sales at their company and grade
• The scan popup shows how many of that card you already own, such as “You have 3 in Main · 1 graded” or “New to Main”, plus copies in your other collections and a ×N badge on each printing you own
• All 275 cards now have built in art, including the last 20 promo cards, so every card shows its image offline in the iPhone and Android apps
• Fixes and polish: card sheets open at the top, sign in fields suit the dark theme, Cards page selects are readable on phones, the collections menu stays on screen, Rarity key totals are correct, and there is a privacy policy link in the app

• A new card scanner: point your camera at a card and SphereDex recognises it by name, so adding cards is much faster. Choose a quick code scan or a full card scan
• Fresher prices: live values now refresh every day and never get stuck, so your collection total always reflects the latest market
• Last sold refreshes automatically when you open the app, shown by a loading ring on your portfolio graph
• Four more grading companies to choose from: HGA, GMA, ACE and TAG

• Camera scanner, work in progress: point your camera at a card to add it. A first version that is still being refined, so recognition improves with each release as I try different approaches

• Stock alerts in the Android app (iPhone coming soon): turn them on for a tracked sealed product, such as a booster box, trial deck or sleeve set, and get a notification when it comes back in stock at a shop in your market. Covers shops in the UK, US and Australia, plus the two trial decks in Germany
• Buy Sealed now spans more markets, with stockists across the UK, US, Australia and Germany
• Buy buttons link straight to the exact product page instead of a search
• Sealed product pages are centred and cleaner, and show the release date on every product

• Browse your cards by set, with All Cards and Promo Cards up top and each expansion as its own set with its release date
• All Cards leads with its three most valuable cards, and each set shows its own art and logo
• The PR Card Pack and the Demo Deck now track as their own sealed products, each with official art
• eBay results are now clean pills with the price, the date it posted or sold, and a link straight to the listing
• Choose relative dates like two days ago, or exact dates, for those listings in Settings
• Sort sealed products by release date
• Sharper prices, with foreign edition listings filtered out so English prices stay accurate
• Your portfolio records a value every day, so the graph fills in point by point

• Tap any rarity to jump straight to every card in it
• Biggest movers now show in your own currency and market
• A clearer portfolio graph, with live listings and last sold on their own lines
• Switch any card between its English and Japanese edition price, in your own currency
• Settings grouped into clear sections, with your defaults saved to your account and synced
• Graded prices follow your chosen grading company
• A subtle shine on premium SSP cards and a sparkle on soul cards

• Drag to reorder the menu, and it sticks
• Promo cards with proper art and a showcase tile
• A green or blue dot on card prices for live versus last sold
• Read only graded price guide, tidier settings, and small polish

• Day by day portfolio history, switchable between live and sold
• Sealed product pages with RRP, last sold, live listings and your value
• Tournament and Masters League promo cards added

• Choose how your collection is valued: live listings or last sold
• Value over time chart for your whole collection
• Biggest movers, the day's risers and fallers
• Sealed products priced right alongside your singles
• Prices in your own currency and region

• The first release, including Decks: build a deck from the whole card pool and see how many of each card you already own, with decklist export and import