Competitor analysis
Lunidex vs Pokéllector: Pokémon TCG workspace or card index?
A source-based comparison for collectors choosing between a broader Pokémon workspace and a web-first Pokémon TCG card index.
Short answer
Pokéllector is a web Pokémon TCG card index whose homepage says it aims to index Pokémon Trading Cards and help collectors keep track of cards or look up a card for a deck. Lunidex combines public TCG catalog research with account-backed collection state, set progress, a Pokédex, and team tools.
What Pokéllector is built for
The checked Pokéllector source exposes Browse Sets, card and set pages, search, English and Japanese navigation, and sign-in or registration links. The source does not establish a scanner, price history, offline workflow, or personal synchronization details.
Feature comparison matrix
| Criterion | Lunidex | Pokéllector |
|---|---|---|
| Platform | Web app with an installable PWA experience. | Web card index; the site mentions mobile applications, but current mobile details are not established in the checked source. |
| Main scope | Pokémon TCG catalog and collection state alongside Pokédex and team tools. | Pokémon TCG card and set indexing with browsing and collection-tracking context. |
| Card scanner | A card scanner is not established in the checked Lunidex sources. | Not documented in the checked Pokéllector source. |
| Prices | TCGdex price fields and estimates when supplied; not a market valuation. | Not documented in the checked Pokéllector source. |
| Offline use | The shell and cached pages may work offline; new data needs a connection. | Not documented in the checked Pokéllector source. |
| Account and sync | Personal collection state uses the configured account-backed sync path. | Sign-in and registration links are visible, but personal synchronization details are not established in the checked source. |
| Cost | No purchase, subscription, or payment flow is present in the current code. | Cost and plan details are not documented in the checked source. |
Feature statements were checked against the linked public sources on the date shown above. “Not stated” means the checked source did not establish the feature, not that it can never exist.
Where the tools overlap
Both products help a user look up Pokémon TCG cards and sets, and both can support the early research stage of a collection or deck decision.
How Lunidex differs
Lunidex connects TCG research to owned and wanted-card state, set progress, a localized Pokédex, and team planning. Pokéllector is documented here as a web index; its checked public source does not establish the same account-backed collection workflow.
Which tool fits the job?
Choose Pokéllector when you want a focused web index for browsing Pokémon TCG cards and sets. Choose Lunidex when browsing should lead into personal collection tracking, progress, Pokémon reference, or team tools.
Questions about Lunidex and Pokéllector
Does Pokéllector replace the Lunidex collection workspace?
Not on the evidence checked for this comparison. Pokéllector is documented as a card index with collection-tracking context; Lunidex documents account-backed owned and wanted-card state, set progress, and related Pokémon tools.
Does Pokéllector scan cards or provide market prices?
Those features are not documented in the Pokéllector source checked for this article. The comparison does not infer that they can never exist.
Sources and update date
Checked against Lunidex source and public competitor pages on Sep 14, 2026.
Competitor feature descriptions are snapshots of the linked public sources and can change. This comparison is not an endorsement or a ranking.