HitList: Sports Card Breaks
Checklists & chase rankings
About
This app helps sports card breakers and buyers quickly identify valuable cards and teams during breaks. It provides instant player search, team rankings based on hits and chases, and allows users to track their pulled cards with detailed breaklists.
What's New in HitList
1.0.1
July 9, 2026
• Start with a clean slate — pick just the box in your break instead of everything at once • Player rankings now credit every player on dual and triple autos • Cleaner search results • Faster checklist updates behind the scenes
MoreFAQ
Does HitList have ads?
No, HitList is ad-free. The app explicitly states 'NO ADS' and 'NO TRACKING', ensuring a clean user experience without advertisements.
What sports card products does HitList support?
HitList supports over 29 current sports card products, including baseball, basketball, and football. New checklists are added continuously to keep the data up-to-date.
How does HitList help identify valuable cards?
HitList provides team rankings based on autos and relics, chase rankings to show where the real value is, and lottery badges to highlight teams with case-hit potential.
Can I track my own card pulls with HitList?
Yes, you can build breaklists to track your slice of a break. The checklist filters to your cards, and you can mark hits as they are pulled, including specific parallels.
Is HitList available on all devices?
HitList is available on iPhone, iPad, and iPod. It is designed to function entirely on your device without requiring an account.
How often is HitList updated?
The latest version of HitList is 1.0.1, which was last updated on July 9, 2026. New checklists are added continuously to reflect current products.
What is the age rating for HitList?
HitList has an age rating of 4+. This indicates it is suitable for a wide range of users, including younger collectors.
Does HitList require an account to use?
No, HitList does not require an account. The app emphasizes that 'Everything lives on your device,' allowing immediate use upon opening.