Wizards of the Coast1999–2000
Pokémon TCG pack opening · iPhone
Every era.
One fresh binder.
PackRip: TCG Card Packs is the iPhone half of PackRip. Rip booster packs era by era, keep what you pull in a binder that remembers, and see the odds before you spend a coin. The iPhone app ships PackRip’s own original card art; the browser product at packrip.co runs the real Pokémon TCG checklists.
- Catalog
- Every set unlocked from the first launch. Nothing gated behind a level.
- Rarity
- Nine tiers, and an independent foil roll on every single card.
- Cost
- Free packs arrive every day. No signup, no account, no e-mail.
- Saves
- Anonymous cloud save. The iPhone binder is separate from the browser one.
The archive, by era
PackRip is organised the way collectors actually organise: by era, oldest drawer first. Base Set through the current expansions, each with its own rare slot, its own chase cards, and its own eligible rarities.
Neo2000–2002
e-Card2002–2003
EX2003–2007
Diamond & Pearl2007–2011
Black & White2011–2016
Modern2017–present
Era artwork above comes from the PackRip web archive, the browser product that runs the real Pokémon TCG checklists. The iPhone app ships PackRip’s own original card art. Browse every set on packrip.co.
The rip, natively
The whole point of a booster pack is the twenty seconds before you know. On iPhone that means a real swipe to tear the foil, one card at a time, haptics under your thumb, and shine that tracks the way you tilt the phone.
These are the screenshots from the live App Store listing, which ships PackRip’s own original card art. Hold any card to see it full screen, flip the binder nine cards a page, and share a rip as a portrait image in one tap.
Systems for people who finish sets
Pulling is the easy part. Closing a binder is the game. Everything below is in the shipping app today.
The Forge
Scrap duplicates into shards, then craft the exact card the binder has been missing.
Wishlist and Hunt Packs
Heart the cards you actually want. Hunt Packs surface them first, weighted by rarity.
Pity guarantees
Dry streaks are tracked per rarity with a visible counter, so you can always see how close the next guaranteed pull is.
Set checklists
Owned, Missing and Foils filters, completion bars, and coin rewards at real milestones.
Seals and quests
Sixteen collectible Seals, each with a permanent gameplay perk, plus daily, weekly and Super quests.
Trainer identity
A trainer card with your own title and name colour, and a daily challenge leaderboard when you want one.
Two products, one brand
PackRip runs in the browser and on iPhone. Pick by how you want to open packs, not by which one is better. The two keep separate binders.
packrip.co, in the browser
- Nothing to install, nothing to sign up for.
- The real Pokémon TCG checklists, set by set.
- Card pages, pull-rate pages, and set guides you can link to.
- Free, and it stays free.
PackRip: TCG Card Packs, on iPhone
- A real tear gesture, haptics, and pack-open sound.
- Motion-reactive shine, foil finishes, and a full-screen card hold.
- The Forge, Seals, quests, and anonymous cloud save.
- Free packs every day, with odds shown before any purchase.
Progress does not move between them. The browser binder stays in your browser and the iPhone binder stays on your iPhone, each with its own coins and its own collection.
The odds are in the app, before you spend
Every rarity, every foil chance, and your live pity counters are one tap from any pack in the shop, per Apple’s App Store Review Guideline 3.1.1. Those in-app numbers are the authoritative ones, because they are read from the same live config the pack generator uses.
Open the first drawer
Free packs are waiting, every set is already unlocked, and nothing asks you to make an account.