Swipe the cat
apps.apple.com
Casual game built around a viral TikTok trend.
Card Value Scanner for Pokemon by Adam Lyttle
Scans Pokémon trading cards to identify them and estimate their value.
Visit Card Value Scanner for Pokemon ↗About Card Value Scanner for Pokemon
Scans Pokémon trading cards to identify them and estimate their value. Card Value Scanner for Pokemon is a mobile app makers product built by indie maker Adam Lyttle, launched in 2023.
- Status
- Active
- Launched
- 2023
- Category
- Mobile App Makers
- Website
- apps.apple.com
More products by Adam Lyttle
PIANORUN
apps.apple.com
Game that teaches you to play piano notes.
Fish Identifier: AI Scanner
apps.apple.com
Identifies fish species from a photo using AI.
iMic
apps.apple.com
Turns your iPhone into a microphone for a Bluetooth speaker.
Pesos to Dollars Conversion
apps.apple.com
Simple currency converter for pesos and dollars.
Card Value Scanner for Pokemon FAQ
What is Card Value Scanner for Pokemon?
Card Value Scanner for Pokemon is a mobile app makers product: Scans Pokémon trading cards to identify them and estimate their value.
Who made Card Value Scanner for Pokemon?
Card Value Scanner for Pokemon was made by Adam Lyttle, Australian indie dev running a portfolio of 30+ simple iOS apps. It launched in 2023. Adam Lyttle has also built Swipe the cat, PIANORUN, Fish Identifier: AI Scanner, iMic.
Is Card Value Scanner for Pokemon still active?
Yes. As far as IndieMakerList knows, Card Value Scanner for Pokemon is still active and run by Adam Lyttle at apps.apple.com.
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