
Slab: TCG Card Scanner
Price Tracker & Collection
About
Instantly identify trading cards and view their market value and history using your device's camera. Track your collection's worth and explore a vast database of cards across multiple games. Offline recognition is available.
What's New in Slab
1.0.5
August 25, 2026
A faster start — onboarding is shorter, and you get to scanning sooner.
Subscription plans
TopDeck Pro Annual
Unlimited scans and full price history, yearly.
Developer apps
FAQ
What trading card games does Slab support?
Slab supports a wide range of popular trading card games including Pokémon, Yu-Gi-Oh!, One Piece, Disney Lorcana, Star Wars Unlimited, and the Gundam Card Game. The app features over 49,000 cards across all supported games.
How accurate is Slab's card recognition?
Slab offers instant camera scanning that recognizes cards and displays their market price in under a second. The recognition runs entirely on your device, allowing for offline functionality.
Can I track the value of my card collection with Slab?
Yes, Slab allows you to track your collection's total value within your binder. You can see live market prices and full price history charts for each card.
Does Slab work offline?
Yes, Slab works offline. The card recognition engine runs entirely on your device, so you can scan cards and access some features without an internet connection.
What are the subscription options for Slab?
Slab offers a free tier with daily scans. For unlimited scanning, full price history, and collection insights, you can subscribe to TopDeck Pro Monthly for $6.99, TopDeck Pro Annual for $39.99 (with a 7-day free trial), or TopDeck Pro Annual 50% Off for $19.99.
What is the age rating for Slab?
Slab has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for a wide audience of collectors.
How often is Slab updated?
Slab was last updated on August 25, 2026, with version 1.0.5. This indicates regular maintenance and potential feature additions.
What devices does Slab support?
Slab is currently supported on iPhone devices, allowing collectors to manage their collections on the go.





