Collect, protect and grade real cards

Your first day as a collector

CappuPoochie is a digital card collection. Packs are bought with Credits, Credits arrive every hour you are away, and the cards you pull are yours: each one a numbered copy with its own condition, its own history, and a page of its own. There is nothing to win and nobody to beat. There are sets to complete, streaks to keep, and cards worth sending off to be graded.

A simulation, not a gallery

CappuPoochie is built to feel like collecting real cards, not like browsing an art gallery. Packs stay sealed until you rip them. Every copy is numbered and has its own condition. Sleeves and top loaders protect it, grading puts a number on it, and trades are card for card. It is the whole hobby, the hunt, the pull and the care, without the boxes, the shelf space or the clutter.

Made for a coffee break

CappuPoochie is Coffee, Puppies and Games. It is not meant to fill your day. It is meant for a few relaxed minutes once or twice a day, with a coffee, a tea or whatever you like: collect your Credits, rip a pack, see what came out, and read about the cards you pulled. Most of them have something to say, from the book they were printed in to the place or the moment in history they show. Then close the tab. The Credits keep arriving while you are gone, and the cards will be here tomorrow.

The left rail

• Home is your profile card: the picture of the zone you are in, your Collector Score and level, and the streak bar that fills a segment a day.
• Explore lists every set: the ones you are already collecting first, most complete at the top, then the ones you have nothing from. Hover a cover to see how far along you are and whether packs are waiting.
• My Collection is your cards, one page per set, one page per card, one view per copy.
• Market sells supplies: sleeves, top loaders, grading kits and streak freezes. Cards are never sold here.
• Messages is your activity log. Help is this.

Your first pack

1. Pick a set in Explore. Most sets offer a free sample pack, a couple of cards to see the art; you get one per set, ever.
2. Buy a standard pack with Credits. The store shows the price and how many you may still buy today.
3. Bought packs sit sealed in Unopened Packs until you rip them. You can hold two dozen; after that, rip some.
4. Rip it: tear the wrapper, flip through the cards, and at the end click Review my new cards to see them on the set page with the Newest filter on.

Reading a set page

Every set page shows the checklist: the cards you own in full, the ones you are missing greyed. Filter it to All, Owned or Need. A card you hold more than one copy of says so; open the card and click Copy N of M to see every copy side by side with its own condition and protection. The set's difficulty word tells you how hard it is to finish before you start. A Secret Rare does not appear on the checklist until you pull one, and then the set reads one more than its count.

What to do with a card

Look at it, front and back. Sleeve it or put it in a top loader if you mean to keep it. Grade the best ones with SLAB and get them back with the grade on the plate. Donate the ones you don't want. Each of those has its own help page.

Come back tomorrow

Credits keep arriving for ten hours after you leave, so a night away is never wasted, and every day you log in moves your streak along. The streak sets your zone, and the zone sets how fast the Credits come. Miss a day and the streak falls back; a Streak Freeze from the Market covers one.