Fendroquilat Hit

Fendroquilat Hit is a tracker for trading-card and collectible sets, built around one simple idea: a numbered slot grid you can read at a glance. Every set you follow becomes a grid of numbered slots, one per card, and the state of your whole collection is visible in a single screen instead of scattered across scraps of paper and half-remembered lists. Tapping is the whole interface. Tap a numbered slot once and it moves from Missing to Owned. Tap it again and it becomes a Duplicate. As you work along a row, the completion bar at the top fills, the owned, missing and duplicate counts recalculate, and the collection value updates live from the per-rarity value table. There is no saving step and no separate editing mode — the figures you see are always the figures for the set in front of you. Sets are yours to organise. When you start a new one, you choose its size, lay out its rarity pattern slot by slot, and set the value for each tier. That means a set does not have to be a standard commercial release: a themed subset, a personal want-list, a run of promos or a sealed-box breakdown can all be described just as precisely, because the grid simply follows the pattern you give it. Rarity is what drives the value side of the app, so a set with commons, rares and a short top tier will show its worth distributed the way you actually think about it, rather than as one flat number per card. The report brings it together. It lays your sets out side by side, so you can see which ones are nearly closed, which have barely started, and where your value is concentrated — useful when you have several projects running at once and want to decide which one deserves the next purchase. It also produces a trade-ready duplicate list: every slot you have marked as a Duplicate, collected in one place, ready to read out at a table or copy into a trade thread. Instead of digging through binders to work out what you can spare, you already know. Because the grid is numbered, cross-checking a physical collection against the app is quick. Work through a binder page, tap the slots as you go, and the missing numbers stand out immediately — which is exactly the list you want in your pocket at a shop, a fair or a meet-up. Over time the completion bars become a record of how each set has progressed, from the first handful of cards to the last stubborn gap. Fendroquilat Hit suits anyone who collects in sets and wants the arithmetic handled: card players tracking a release, collectors chasing a complete run, and anyone who has ever bought a card they already owned. Build a set, tap your slots, and let the counts, completion bar and collection value keep themselves up to date.

Fendroquilat Hit