YugiScan

Android app by Quiet Utility Lab. Tools · Quiet Utility Lab

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Unknown
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Free to download
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Version
2.0
Listing last refreshed
2026-09-14

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YugiScan turns your smartphone into a smart Yu-Gi-Oh! card scanner! YugiScan automatically detects and identifies your cards using your phone’s camera. No need to type names or search through endless lists — just point your camera and the app recognizes the card instantly. The models are downloaded and stored on your device to enable local detection. No camera images are sent online. 🔍 Smart AI Scan Real-time card detection via the camera Automatic classification 📚 Reliable scan history Easily find the cards you’ve scanned with high confidence View full details for each card ⭐ Favorites & organization Create multiple custom decks Add or remove cards from your decks Manage the number of copies per card ⚙️ Privacy-focused No account required No personal data sent to a server AI models are downloaded once and used locally 🚀 Perfect for: Collectors Yu-Gi-Oh! players Fans who want to quickly identify their cards ⚠️ Note: The app requires an initial download of the AI models (~200 MB) on first launch. Once downloaded, scanning works offline. YugiScan is version 1 — new features will be added in future updates. This app uses models under the GNU AGPLv3 license. Original project: Draw2 by HichTala ONNX models: YugiScan models Special thanks to HichTala for developing the original Draw2 project and providing the models that made this app possible. Keywords: Yu-Gi-Oh card scanner, TCG card scan, card recognition, Yu-Gi-Oh collection, card scanning app, Yu-Gi-Oh deck

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