
Auto mode: you keep presenting cards
When Kura is sure, it confirms the card by itself and files it into the box you picked. You just reach for the next one.
508 msCard to match, as the app timed it on this one. About half a second is typical.
Open betaFree on TestFlight for iPhone & iPad
Point your camera at a card and Kura knows it — set, printing, language, foil — entirely on your device. Then match decklists against what you own and see what it's worth.
Two continuous takes in real time, in deliberately tough conditions: dim basement light, glossy sleeves, a busy playmat.
Straight from your hand, even in a glossy sleeve.
Set, printing and language — not just the card's name.
Against what you own, with the wants-list for the rest.
Recognition runs 100% on your device. No account, no ads, no tracking.
No mat, no stand, no light box. Every picture below is a frame from a real-time scan.

When Kura is sure, it confirms the card by itself and files it into the box you picked. You just reach for the next one.
508 msCard to match, as the app timed it on this one. About half a second is typical.

A Japanese Rhystic Study, read as リスティックの研究 from Prophecy. Every language Scryfall knows, Phyrexian included.

Three printings look alike? Kura lays them side by side. Pick one, set the condition, add it.

A foil Sundering Eruption from Modern Horizons 3, double-faced, rainbow reflections and all. Kura often spots the foil on its own.

Every card since the very first set. Here a Lotus Petal from Tempest, 1997, in the same session as cards from 2024. Old frames are no special case.
Re-scanning a box skips every card it already holds and stops on the ones it doesn't. A copy found in another box can be moved instead of added twice.
Every card lives in exactly one box, like on your shelf — tracked per copy with set, language, foil and condition.
Total value, recent scans and your most valuable cards on one home screen.
Sort a box by market price and the gems between the commons jump out. What you paid sits next to what it's worth today.
Break it down by color, type and rarity, and watch each set inch toward completion.
Import a list and see at once how much of it you already own — across every box and every other deck.
What you lack, and which cards several decks are counting on at once. The wants-list for the rest is generated for you.
Link a deck to a box and the physical side comes with it: which cards really sit there, reserved so no other deck counts on them.
Mana curve and EDHREC suggestions next to the list while you build.

Scan a draft or sealed pool and build straight from it, with a live mana curve.
Packs, displays, precons and Secret Lairs, tracked apart from your singles.
Revenue, cost and profit per month, down to each card you sold.
Scryfall syntax, or just “all red cards by John Avon from 8th Edition”. Parsed on your device.
Reads ManaBox and most other CSVs. Full, lossless export anytime — no cap, no gate.
Across your own devices, plus rotating snapshots you can restore anytime.
The plans differ only in how much you keep. At a limit nothing gets locked or deleted: what you have stays usable, editable and exportable — only adding more waits for Pro.
During the beta and after. No account, full export whenever you want it.
For large collections. Pro only ever adds — you never lose what you've built. Pricing will be shown in the App Store.
| What you can keep | Free | Pro |
|---|---|---|
| Cards | 5,000 | Unlimited |
| Boxes | 10 | Unlimited |
| Decks | 10 | Unlimited |
| Sealed products | 5 | Unlimited |
| Sold cards in the archive | 500 | Unlimited |
No — scan anywhere, straight from your hand, even through sleeves. A plain, single-color surface underneath can help Kura pick up card edges a bit faster, but it's entirely optional.
Every language in the Scryfall database — including Phyrexian and Dwarvish. Kura auto-detects the set and printing, and often detects foil cards.
From Scryfall's reference prices — Cardmarket trend in EUR or TCGplayer in USD. The price is saved when you scan a card and can be refreshed anytime.
No. Kura has no accounts and no server. Your collection lives on your device, and syncing across your own devices happens through your personal iCloud.
Fully. Once the card database is on your device, recognition, search, and matching work with no connection at all.
Always. CSV export of every card with its printing, box, condition and what you paid, plus full backup files — no cap, no Pro-gate.
Deleted cards sit in a trash for 30 days before they're gone for good — restore them with a tap. On top of that, rotating iCloud backups cover your whole collection.
Yes — the free plan stays, and everything you build in Kura stays yours. A Pro subscription will arrive later for large collections; it only adds to the free plan and never takes anything away.
The Kura tokens. Got one? Scan it like any card — it awakens in the app.
Free to join on TestFlight. Runs on iPhone and iPad with iOS 18 and later.