I built a free tool that shows what your Pokémon collection is actually worth, and which cards are quietly moving

Fellow collector here. I kept hitting the same frustration: a binder full of cards, a vague sense some of them mattered, and no real way to tell which. Finding out a card climbed after I'd traded it away. Overpaying because a listing looked expensive.

So I built TCGForecast, a webssite to actually see what's happening:

• A leaderboard ranking 1,600+ Pokémon by their real total card value (Charizard's only #5, Mudkip cracks the top 10, and Psyduck is actually more valuable than Arceus, the surprises are half the fun)
• A weekly market digest of the biggest gainers, losers, and set trends
• An AI that reads your collection and tells you what's heating up or cooling off

Two things I deliberately didn't do: it doesn't predict prices (nobody can reliably do that), and when a card's underlying data looks unreliable, it hides the trend rather than showing a confident wrong number.

Free to browse, paid tier for the deep stuff, and one random Pokémon's full page unlocks free daily. Would love feedback from people who actually collect, does this solve a real problem for you?