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Developer Builds PocketDex Tracker to Manage Pokemon TCG Pocket Collections

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A developer has released PocketDex Tracker, a web app designed to help Pokemon TCG Pocket players manage and track their card collections. Built with Next.js App Router, React 19, and Supabase, the app lets users mark cards as owned or missing, monitor set completion progress, and search by name, rarity, or type. Supabase handles authentication and a Postgres database with row-level security, ensuring each user's collection data remains private. The app also features a pack recommendation engine that calculates expected pull odds based on cards a user still needs. The project is live on Vercel and open-sourced on GitHub under the repository mwiginton/pocketdex-tracker.

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