PokéPal
A Pokémon card binder that lives on your phone.
PokéPal is the app I wish existed for kids who collect Pokémon cards. You scan a card, tag it with name, type, rarity, and Pokédex number, and the collection grows from there. No spreadsheets, no shoeboxes.
It's local-first, so the collection lives on the device: fast, offline, and yours. It installs as a PWA, and it ships to iOS through Capacitor, which wraps the same Next.js app in a native shell so the camera and the scan flow feel at home on a phone instead of bolted on.
Under the hood it's Next.js, React, and Tailwind, with Supabase handling Postgres, auth, and storage. Every screen is shaped like a phone: full-viewport, thumb-friendly, and unapologetically playful. It's for kids, after all.