Binoro: Trading Card Tracker

Binoro is a collectible inventory and value tracker for people who collect trading cards, retro games, consoles, and other collectibles. Keep the details of what you own alongside purchase records, market estimates, and completed sales. Start with the item in your hands. Add a name, attach your own photos, and write notes about its condition or what makes it part of your collection. Purchase price, purchase date, and quantity are optional. You can save a manual item without finding a catalog match, then link it later when a suitable entry is available. Search PriceCharting by item name or browse by console. Open a catalog entry to review its available market estimate and price history before adding it to your collection. The displayed condition identifies the estimate being used, so you can judge how closely it fits the item you actually own. Switch between a photo grid and a list, search your saved items, and keep active holdings separate from sold items. Filters and sorting help you find recent additions or compare estimated values with recorded purchase costs. Open an item to view its photos and update its details or catalog match. The portfolio view combines available estimates for active linked items and accounts for the quantity you own. Cost comparisons use only items with both a recorded purchase price and an available estimate. An item without a market quote remains in your inventory without being assigned an invented value. Choose a chart range and inspect historical points to see how a linked item's market estimate has changed. When enough recent history is available, Binoro calculates a trend-based forecast. Portfolio projections identify the holdings with enough history; other priced items stay at their latest estimate in the projection. Set price boundaries for items you want to follow. Choose upper or lower limits relative to a saved market quote or your purchase cost. With notification permission, a linked item can trigger a local alert when its calculated forecast moves outside those limits after a successful price refresh while the app is open. Alerts depend on available history and refreshed data. When you sell an item, enter its sale price and date, review the recorded result against your purchase cost, and find it in your sold history. You can correct a sale or return the item to your active collection if the record changes. Binoro records these details; it does not arrange sales or process payments. Collection records and attached photos are stored on your device, with no account required. Display amounts in a supported currency using reference exchange rates. Catalog information requires an internet connection, and data availability can vary. Market values, currency conversions, and forecasts are informational estimates, not appraisals, guaranteed sale prices, or financial advice. Cost and sale comparisons exclude fees and shipping. Portfolio history charts show market history for current linked holdings, not past account performance. Build a collection record around the things you own, even when you don't know what you paid or cannot find a market quote.