Pokémon TCG inventory software tracks every Pokémon card as its own piece of stock or collection, down to the set, the rarity, the finish and the condition, so a collector, a game store or a show vendor knows exactly which copy they hold.
Coming soonPokémon support is not available yet. Nothing on this page is something you can use today. Get Started takes you to a free collector account.
One card, three ways of holding it
A Pokémon card means something different depending on who holds it. These are the three people Oskii is being shaped around.
Collectors
You chase a set, a rarity, a favourite illustration. You want to know what you own, what you are missing and which shop nearby has the gap.
- Keep a collection with the exact printing, finish and condition of each card, not just its name.
- Track a want list and see which local shops hold the card today.
- Ask a shop for a card from your phone, with nothing to install.
Retailers
You run a local game store. Pokémon singles sell fast, come in endless variants and live in binders, cases and bins all over the shop.
How a game store runs on Oskii- Every variant of a card is its own line with its own count, price and bin.
- A customer searches the live shelves on the counter kiosk and sends a request.
- The request holds those exact copies, and staff pull them from a pick list on a phone.
- Availability is counted as on hand minus held, so the last copy is never promised twice.
Vendors
You sell at conventions and card shows with a few boxes, a table and a crowd. The stock you brought is the only stock that matters that day.
- Mark the binders and boxes you brought, and show only those.
- Customers scan your table's QR code to browse and request from it.
- Put an iPad on the table and let the crowd search while you talk to someone else.
Pokémon formats
Various Pokémon formats will be supported at launch.
The details collectors argue about
A shop that sells Pokémon singles is really selling hundreds of small differences. These are the ones Oskii is being designed to keep apart.
Where it comes from
- Set
- Card number
- Promo
- Prerelease
- Language
How rare it is
- Common
- Uncommon
- Rare
- Holo rare
- Ultra rare
- Secret rare
How it shines
- Non-holo
- Holo
- Reverse holo
- Full art
- Textured
What shape it is in
- Near mint
- Lightly played
- Moderately played
- Heavily played
- Damaged
Graded slabs
- Grading company
- Grade
- Certificate number
What Pokémon will plug into
Oskii is not starting over for a second game. The tools below already work for Magic singles, and Pokémon is planned to use the same ones.
Inventory and availability
Each copy is stored against a specific printing, finish and condition, in a named bin. Availability is worked out fresh from what is on hand and what is held, never stored as a number that can go stale.
How Oskii tracks inventoryPickup requests
A customer picks the exact card and sends a request. The request places a hold, staff find the cards, and a partial pull releases only the lines they could not find.
How holds workThe counter kiosk
An iPad at the counter that searches the cards a store holds right now, so a customer can look before they ask.
The counter kioskImports
Magic stock comes in through a CSV with a dry run first, and nothing applies until you confirm. Which file formats Pokémon stock will arrive in is not settled yet, and we will say when it is.
How a CSV import worksCollections
A collector keeps their own cards in their own account, private to them. Market prices shown beside a card are daily estimates and are labelled that way. A price a shop sets itself is shown as the Shop price.
Collections for collectorsQuestions people ask about Pokémon on Oskii
- Does Oskii support Pokémon cards today?
- No. Oskii supports Magic: The Gathering today. Pokémon TCG support is planned, and this page describes the plan.
- What is Pokémon TCG inventory software?
- Software that treats each Pokémon card as individual stock or collection: which set, which rarity, which finish, which condition and where it is stored. A spreadsheet of card names and totals does not do that.
- Will Oskii work as a Pokémon card collection tracker?
- That is part of the plan. A collector would keep a collection by exact printing and finish, and see which local shops hold a card they want.
- Will Oskii work as a Pokémon card store POS?
- No. Oskii is not a point of sale for Magic and will not be for Pokémon. It holds the card and hands staff a total and the SKUs, and the register still rings the sale.
- Which Pokémon formats will Oskii support?
- Various Pokémon formats will be supported at launch. Format details will be shared closer to release.
- Will Oskii handle holo, reverse holo and graded cards?
- Finishes and graded slabs are on the list of details Oskii is being designed to keep apart. The exact fields are still being worked out, so treat this as a plan and not a promise.
- Are Pokémon card prices shown?
- Market prices on Oskii are daily estimates and are labelled as estimates wherever they appear. A price a shop enters itself is shown as the Shop price.
- Is Oskii affiliated with The Pokémon Company?
- No. Oskii is not affiliated with or endorsed by Nintendo, The Pokémon Company or Game Freak. Pokémon is named only to say which cards the software is for.