Riftbound Collection Tracker
Every Riftbound card you own, and where each copy really is: which binder, which box, which deck, or which friend has it.
Every set laid out in binder page order. Binders set up like the ones on your shelf. Wants, spares, import from the apps you used before, and daily prices from TCGplayer, Cardmarket and CardTrader.
Not just what you own. Where it is.
I kept asking myself the same thing before a game: do I have a second copy of that card, and is it in the red binder or in the deck I sleeved last week? So in Aethos every copy lives in a place, the way it does on your shelf.
- Places. Binders, boxes, decks, the packs you opened on a night, and a place for each friend you lent cards to, so they come back.
- Find a card. Search it and read where each copy is: "2 in Red binder, page 4 · 1 in Kai'Sa deck".
- Unsorted. New cards wait there until you put them away, and the home screen says how many.
- Move and undo. Move copies between places; every change is in Recent, with an undo.
- Sleeve a deck. A walk through your places, binder pages in order, to pull the cards a deck needs, and back again when you take it apart.
Adding cards with the camera, one card or a whole binder page at a time, is on the Riftbound card scanner page.
Every set, in binder page order.
Each Riftbound set, Origins to Radiance, is drawn as a binder in collector number order. The cards you own show in full art, the ones you are missing as dimmed art, so the gaps read the way they do in a real binder.
- Set completion by rarity. Common, Uncommon, Rare, Epic, alt art, overnumbered and signed, each with its own count. Tap a line to see what is missing.
- Pockets like your binder. 4, 9, 12 or 16 a page; copies stacked, one per pocket, or foils apart; playset rows and columns.
- Your order. Set number with room left for missing cards, or group by domain, set, rarity or type, then by set number, cost or name. Or arrange it by hand.
- Albums. Keep a view as an album, like "Rare and Epic" or "Green by cost", and it sits beside your sets.
- One finish. A foil binder, an alt art binder, an overnumbered or a signed one, each with its own completion.
- Big screens. On an iPad or an unfolded phone the binder opens as two facing pages.
Bring your collection. Take it anywhere.
If you kept your cards in another app or a spreadsheet, you do not start again. And what you want, and what you have too many of, is worked out from the same record.
- Import. Piltover Archive, Cardmarket stock, TCGplayer collection and Collectr exports, any CSV with a name or number and a quantity, or a typed list. Previewed first, with lines it could not match to fix or skip.
- A deck into the collection. Paste a deck code, list or link and its cards land in a deck place.
- Export. The whole collection as CSV, or as a file for Piltover Archive.
- Wants. Mark a card you want; a deck's missing cards go on the list in one tap.
- Spares. Copies past a playset that are not in a deck and not lent, shared as one link or exported for Cardmarket and TCGplayer. See the trade binder.
Daily prices. Your collection on a computer.
Every card shows its price from three stores, refreshed every day. At a desk, the same collection opens in the browser at aethoscounter.com/collection, live with the phone.
- Three stores. TCGplayer, Cardmarket and CardTrader, refreshed daily, in your own currency, with links out.
- Price history. A card's price over time, since tracking started.
- What you paid. Write down what a pack or box cost when you add its cards.
- The web app. Sign in with the same Apple or Google account: search, binders and albums, counts, moves between places, import a list, export CSV, your spares.
- Offline. Tracking works with no connection; prices update when you are back online.
Tracking and every card price are free, with no ads and no account. The collection's total value, its value line and what your openings are worth now are part of the full chronicle ($3.99 a month or $39.99 once). Prices are shown as facts, never as advice on what to buy or sell.
Questions
Is there a Riftbound collection tracker app?
Yes. Riftbound Counter: Aethos tracks every Riftbound card you own by where it physically is (a binder, a box, a deck, or lent to a friend), shows every set in binder page order with its completion by rarity, and shows daily prices from TCGplayer, Cardmarket and CardTrader. It runs on iPhone, iPad and Android, with a web app at aethoscounter.com/collection.
Is the Riftbound collection tracker free?
Yes. Scanning, tracking, places, set binders, wants, spares, import, export and the price of every card are free in Aethos, with no ads and no account needed. The collection's total value and its history are part of the paid tier, the full chronicle ($3.99 a month or $39.99 once).
How do I track my Riftbound collection?
Make a place for each binder or box you own, then add cards three ways: scan them with the phone camera, tap + on the pockets of a set binder, or import a list. In Aethos every copy lives in a place, so searching a card answers where each copy is, for example 2 in Red binder, page 4 and 1 in the Kai'Sa deck.
Can I import my Riftbound collection from a spreadsheet or another app?
Yes. Aethos reads a Piltover Archive export, a Cardmarket stock export, a TCGplayer collection export, a Collectr export, its own CSV, any CSV with a card name or number and a quantity, or a typed list. Every import is previewed first, and lines it could not match can be fixed or skipped. The collection exports as CSV, or as a file for Piltover Archive.
How can I organize a Riftbound binder?
Aethos lets each binder match the one on your shelf: 4, 9, 12 or 16 pockets a page, copies stacked or one per pocket, and cards ordered by set number with room left for the cards you do not own yet, or grouped by domain, set, rarity or type and then ordered by set number, cost or name. You can also arrange a binder by hand, pocket by pocket.
Can I see Riftbound set completion?
Yes. Each set in Aethos is drawn as a binder in collector number order, owned cards in full art and missing ones dimmed, with completion for each rarity line (Common, Uncommon, Rare, Epic, alt art, overnumbered, signed). A set can also be shown as a foil-only, alt art, overnumbered or signed binder.
Does it show Riftbound card prices?
Yes. Aethos shows every card's price from TCGplayer, Cardmarket and CardTrader, refreshed daily, in your own currency, with a price history since tracking started. Every card price is free; the total value of your collection is part of the full chronicle.
Can I see my Riftbound collection on a computer?
Yes. Sign in with the same Apple or Google account at aethoscounter.com/collection to search, sort binders, change counts, move cards between places, import a list and export CSV. Changes sync with the phone. The account is optional; without it the collection stays on the phone.
Your cards, your decks, your games.
The deck builder checks every list against the cards you own, and the counter keeps the games you play with them.
Every copy, in its place.
Free on iPhone, iPad and Android, and on the web. No account, no ads.