Pocadex is an iOS app for organizing your K-pop photocard collection from your own photos. Snap a photocard and on-device Vision automatically detects the edges, corrects the angle, and saves a crisp card. Organize cards into page-style binders, track owned / wanted / for-trade status, keep a wishlist, view collection stats, export trade images, and decorate your binders with custom transparent stickers.
On your device, and automatically backed up to your own private iCloud (Apple CloudKit) under your Apple Account. The App requires no account and collects no personal information.
The App uses Apple’s on-device Vision framework to detect a card’s edges and correct its perspective, or to lift the subject for die-cut and non-rectangular cards. It works offline.
No — as long as you are signed in to iCloud, your collection restores from your private iCloud backup. You can also export a full backup (JSON plus images) from Settings at any time.
No. Adding and organizing cards is free, with no card limits.
Pocadex Pro is available as a one-time purchase, or as a monthly or yearly subscription. It adds unlimited binders, unlimited custom stickers, exclusive app themes, watermark-free share images, the bias breakdown and growth timeline in Stats, and Tidy (swipe through your cards to sort out favorites and trade candidates) without the daily limit. Adding cards is always free with no limit. Capture, the wishlist and basic sharing are free too.
On your iPhone, open Settings › tap your name › Subscriptions, or use “Manage subscription” in the App’s Settings.
First, quit the App completely and reopen it on a strong network connection, then tap “Restore purchases” in the App’s Settings. As long as you’re signed in to the same Apple Account used for the original purchase, your access will be restored (restoring never charges you again). If it still shows the free version, check that the purchase appears in the purchase history of the Apple Account you used. If it's there but still shows the free version, contact Apple Support.
We can't cancel purchases or issue refunds ourselves, because App Store payments are handled by Apple. You can request a refund from Apple: sign in at reportaproblem.apple.com and choose "Request a refund." Apple decides whether a refund is granted. For step-by-step instructions, see Apple's support article.