Four controls in one bar. They narrow together, and three of them submit the moment you change them — only the search box waits for the button.
Game
Which game you're browsing. It only lists games your plan includes, so this is also the honest answer to "why can't I find Pokémon" — it isn't switched on. Add games under Catalogue ▸ Games, up to your plan's allowance.
Changing the game clears the set and reloads, because the sets underneath it are that game's. That isn't the page losing your place; a set belongs to one game.
Set
The sets of the chosen game, newest first. All sets spans the lot. This is the control to reach for when a box has just landed and you want to add exactly what's in it.
Search
Matches the product name, so a partial is fine. The one control that needs Filter pressing — everything else reloads on change.
Show — the one worth learning
| Option | What you get | Use it when |
|---|---|---|
| Everything | The whole catalogue for that game and set, whether you carry it or not. The default. | Looking something up. |
| In my shop | Only what you already carry. | Repricing, or checking what you hold from a set. |
| Not yet added | Only what you don't carry. | Working through a new box. As you add each card it drops off the list, so the page becomes a to-do list that empties itself. |
The empty states differ, on purpose
They tell you which of three things happened:
- "You don't carry anything from this set yet" — you're on In my shop and hold none of it.
- "You already carry everything here" — you're on Not yet added and you're finished. This is the message you're working towards.
- "Nothing in the catalogue matches that" — your search found nothing.