moriibo

moriibo

Manage & track your cards

252 ratings
51 reviews

Archived App (Last seen on 30 Aug 2025)

This is an archived listing of the app previously available on the App Store.

Although the app is no longer distributed by Apple, you can still view its description, screenshots, version history, ratings, and metadata for reference.

Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • November 8, 2020
  • January 22, 2022

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About

This app serves as a comprehensive guide and management tool for collectors of trading cards. It includes every card across all series and promotional items, helping users track their collections.

Collector-card guide
Checklist application
Manages card collections
Includes all 6 series cards
Additional promo cards
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What users say

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What's New in moriibo

2.1.1

January 22, 2022

•Total card count fixed •Chrissy/Audie card IDs corrected •Small bug fixes & optimisations

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User reviews

Made by fans for fans!

Wonderful app! Easy to use very intuitive for tracking your collection.

Amiibo Figures

Great app to keep track of AC amiibo cards! I just wish there was a section for all the AC amiibo figures.

awesome

awesome!

Just stared to collect!!!

This is the best to keep track of what you. other specific characters, and I didn’t know what series they were in this app makes it so easy to know where to start looking. This is so amazing !!!

Good, but…

Is there a way to make it sync between all your Apple devices? I spent time scanning in my cards on my iPad thinking it would sync to my phone and it didn’t. It’s very limiting to keep it on just one device. Also, can an Animal Crossing Amiibo figurine checklist be added to the app? That would be much appreciated.
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Reported Bugs

9 issues

Cards unresponsive to tapping (requires two-finger tap workaround)

Bug

App crashes frequently and doesn't save progress

Bug

Scrolling lag and clunky performance

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App fails to open or crashes on startup

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Unable to add or remove cards

Bug

iPad stuck in portrait mode

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Data doesn't sync between devices

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Inconsistent touch response requiring multiple attempts

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Cards difficult to select with varying tap locations

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Requested Features

14 requests

Search functionality by card number or villager name

Feature

Animal Crossing amiibo figurine tracking

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Cross-device cloud synchronization

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Sort/filter by species, personality, color, or alphabetically

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Wishlist or favorites feature

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Mark duplicate cards

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Mark cards as 'trade in progress' or 'trade confirmed'

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Expand card view for better visibility

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View only owned cards option

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Larger card display sizes

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Support for other amiibo series beyond Animal Crossing

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Landscape mode support on iPad

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Character name display below cards

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Single-page series view with scrolling

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FAQ

What does moriibo do?

moriibo is a collector-card guide and checklist application designed to help users manage and track their trading card collections. It features every card across all six series, plus additional promotional cards.

What are the key features of moriibo?

Key features include acting as a comprehensive guide for collector cards, providing a checklist function, and enabling users to monitor their entire collection. It covers all card series and promotional items.

Is moriibo free to use?

Yes, moriibo is a free application. The provided data indicates it does not have in-app purchases or ads, suggesting a completely free user experience.

Who is moriibo for?

This app is ideal for gamers and collectors of all ages who are fans of amiibo and Animal Crossing. It's specifically designed for those who want to keep track of their card collections efficiently.

Is this app affiliated with Nintendo?

No, moriibo is an unofficial, fan-made tool and is not affiliated with Nintendo. It was developed by an Animal Crossing enthusiast for fellow fans.