Collector guide
Lunidex vs PokéCardex vs ZebraDex: which Pokémon collection tool fits your needs?
This guide compares three different Pokémon collection products by documented scope. It separates features verified in Lunidex source code from features described by each competitor on its own public product pages.
What the comparison says
Lunidex is a different kind of tool: it combines a Pokédex, Pokémon reference and team tools with a TCG catalog and collection workspace. It should not be chosen for a card scanner or dedicated market portfolio unless those features are explicitly added and documented. Choose PokéCardex or ZebraDex when scanning, specialized card variants, portfolio value, or exchange workflows are the primary need.
How to read this comparison
Lunidex facts are checked against the current repository and public product routes. PokéCardex and ZebraDex facts link to their official product pages. “Not established” means that the cited Lunidex sources do not document the feature; it does not claim that no future version could provide it.
Collector guide
Capabilities documented in the cited sources
| Capability | Lunidex | PokéCardex | ZebraDex |
|---|---|---|---|
| Product format | Web application with an installable PWA manifest. The repository also contains an Expo mobile companion; this comparison makes no claim about store publication. | Web site plus Android and iOS application, according to the official application page. | Web platform plus iOS and Android availability stated on its public site and app listing. |
| Collection tracking | TCG catalog, owned-card and wishlist state, set progress, and collection views in the account-backed web workspace. | Collection by card and version, wishlists, binders, and sealed products are described on its application page. | Collection, wishlist, trade list, binders, and sealed products are described on its public site. |
| Card scanner | Not established in the Lunidex sources checked for this page. | A real-time card scanner is described on the official application page. | Card scanning and quick add are described on the official site and app listing. |
| Prices and collection value | Card price fields and collection estimates can be returned when TCGdex provides the data; coverage depends on the upstream source. | Card price tracking, Cardmarket and TCGPlayer references, and price estimates are described on the official application page. | Daily French prices, collection value, and market trends are described on the official site and app listing. |
| Pokémon reference and team tools | Pokédex, Pokémon detail pages, team builder, compare tool, and the 18-type chart are part of the web app. | A Pokédex feature is listed on the official application page; video-game team analysis is not evaluated here. | The cited sources focus on TCG collection, prices, and exchanges; video-game reference and team features are not established here. |
| Storage and synchronization | Public browsing does not require an account. In the current web runtime, personal collection state is account-backed and synchronized through the configured service. | Cloud backup and synchronization with a PokéCardex account, plus offline use, are described on the official application page. | The public binder flow asks users to create an account to add cards and find their collection elsewhere. |
Competitor feature descriptions are linked to public product pages and can change. This comparison is not an endorsement or a ranking.
Facts you can verify on Lunidex
For the generic questions highlighted by the GEO report, these are the most defensible Lunidex answers:
- Pokémon reference and team tools: Pokédex and reference pages cover Pokémon names, types, stats, abilities, moves, evolutions, encounters, and related reference data sourced through PokéAPI.
- Pokémon reference and team tools: The Team Builder accepts up to six Pokémon and calculates type coverage, shared weaknesses, and team synergy.
- Collection tracking: The TCG workspace exposes cards and sets from TCGdex, owned-card and wishlist state, set progress, and price fields when upstream data is available.
- How to read this comparison: The underlying sources are PokéAPI for Pokémon reference data and TCGdex for Pokémon TCG card and set data.
Questions about choosing a collection tool
Is Lunidex a card scanner?
The Lunidex sources checked for this comparison do not establish a card-scanner feature. The documented scope is the catalog, collection state, and Pokémon tools.
Does Lunidex track card prices?
Lunidex can display TCGdex-backed card price fields and collection estimates when upstream data is available. This is not the same claim as a dedicated market portfolio or price-history service.
Which tool is better for a Pokémon card collection?
It depends on the job: Lunidex combines a Pokédex, team tools, and a TCG workspace; PokéCardex and ZebraDex document more specialized scanning, portfolio, and exchange features. Verify current details on each linked source before choosing.
Does Lunidex offer a mobile app?
Lunidex is documented here as a web application with an installable PWA manifest. The repository also includes an Expo mobile companion, but this page does not claim a current App Store or Google Play listing.