Supported games

Six trading card games. One collection.

Riply scans, identifies and values cards across six TCGs on iPhone. Choose a game for exact scanning details, value factors and collector FAQs.

Choose your game

Scan, value and track your Pokémon cards across every era, from Base Set to Scarlet & Violet.

Scan and value Magic: The Gathering cards, from Alpha reserved-list staples to the newest sets.

Scan and value One Piece Card Game cards, leaders and alternate arts from every set.

Scan and value Disney Lorcana cards, including enchanted rares from every chapter.

Scan and value Riftbound, the League of Legends trading card game, from its earliest sets.

Scan and value Yu-Gi-Oh! cards, from vintage LOB rares to modern tournament staples.

Game	Identification clues	Why the exact print matters
Pokémon	Name, set, number and rarity or variant marks	Riply reads the card name, set symbol, collector number (e.g. 4/102) and rarity to pin down the exact print, including reverse holos, promos and special illustration rares.
Magic	Name, set, number and rarity or variant marks	Magic has thousands of reprints, so Riply reads the card name, set symbol and collector info to identify the specific printing — which matters because an old-border or foil version can be worth far more than a recent reprint.
One Piece	Name, set, number and rarity or variant marks	Riply reads the card ID (e.g. OP01-001), rarity and art variant, so it can separate a standard card from a valuable alternate-art or manga-rare version.
Lorcana	Name, set, number and rarity or variant marks	Riply reads the card number, ink colour and rarity, so it can distinguish a standard card from a full-art enchanted rare, which is where most of Lorcana's value sits.
Riftbound	Name, set, number and rarity or variant marks	Riply reads the card's set and rarity markings to identify champions, legends and special variants as the game's early print runs settle into the secondary market.
Yu-Gi-Oh!	Name, set, number and rarity or variant marks	Riply reads the set code (e.g. LOB-001), rarity and edition, so it can separate a common from a Secret or Ultimate Rare and a 1st-Edition from an Unlimited print.