What's New

What we've fixed and added, month by month — and what we already know still needs work.

September 2026


New

Add to Poké Cart straight from a card's page. Every listing has its own button, so you can line up exactly the copy you want.

Improved

Card pages now show the seller's own photos of a copy beside the card artwork, with the listing you've picked up front: its price, condition, seller and a way to get in touch.

Improved

The listing picker on browse cards shows each copy's seller and price, and ticks the ones already in your Poké Cart.

Improved

Your Poké Cart always holds the exact listing you picked, and shows where each seller is based. Anything saved there without a specific seller has moved to your Poké Wish.

Improved

Your Poké Cart and Poké Wish now save to your account instead of the browser you added them in, so they're the same list on your phone and your computer. Anything already saved in a browser moves across on your next visit.

New

A step-by-step walkthrough of opening a storefront, so you can see exactly what listing your first cards involves before you sign up for anything.

New

Adding a card to your Poké Cart or Poké Wish now asks you to sign in first — no more saving cards to a list you can't open.

New

Report a bug or suggest a feature from inside your account, and choose the currency prices are shown in.

Improved

Storefront banner colours: pick your own, or keep the palette generated from your logo.

Improved

Sorting your seller inventory now behaves consistently across every column and page.

Improved

More detail in the privacy policy about what's collected and why.

Fixed

Storefront logo uploads failing for some image files.

Fixed

Card artwork that occasionally failed to load on browse and card pages.

August 2026


Fixed

Blurry card images on phones — cards now load artwork sized for the screen you're on.

Fixed

Card layout on small screens across browse, storefronts and the homepage.

Fixed

The profile icon getting cut off in the top bar on mobile.

Fixed

Selecting cards in bulk when adding a whole set to your inventory.

Fixed

The bot check that protects sellers' contact details.

Improved

CSV import now understands 1st Edition and Shadowless printings, and tells you exactly which rows passed or failed before anything is added.

Improved

Card pages do a better job of showing which stores have that card in stock.

Improved

Set and card pages load noticeably faster.

Improved

Card, set and store pages are now properly discoverable through search engines.

Security

Security fixes.

July 2026


Improved

Rebuilt the seller dashboard so the tools you use most sit at the top.

New

An active features panel showing which extras are currently running on your store.

New

A link back to your dashboard from every seller page.

Fixed

Exporting My Collection.

Fixed

Card orientation in My Collection.

Fixed

Promoted stores not always appearing where they should.

June 2026


New

The new PokéLinker — a full rebuild, with accounts, email verification, Google sign-in and a dark mode.

New

Browse: one search across every storefront, filtered by set, condition, finish, price and location.

New

Card pages with price history and every store currently selling that card.

New

A set browser covering the full card catalogue.

New

Free seller storefronts — add cards in bulk by set, by single-card lookup or by CSV, then manage and publish your inventory.

New

Poké Cart and Poké Wish, for the cards you plan to buy and the ones you're still hunting.

New

My Collection, for tracking what you already own.

New

Seller analytics — impressions, clicks and cart-adds for every card you list.

New

Store reviews and gym badges.

Known issues

Things we know about and haven't got to yet. If you hit something that isn't on this list, we'd like to hear about it.

  • Paid extras — store promotion and Silph Scope — are switched off while checkout is being finalised. Everything else is free and unaffected.
  • Cards from newer or less common sets can take a moment to appear the first time anyone looks them up.
  • Market prices come from third-party data, so they can lag behind fast-moving cards.