SyncMaciPhone

Share the catalog with an iPhone on the same network.

A Mac can share its Pokémon catalog with a trusted iPhone on the local network. Collection sync on that path does not require iCloud.

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Mac

Settings General with version, license, Dark appearance, and Home start page. — General settings cover appearance and the page the app opens to.

iPhone

Additional platform screenshots will be added as this guide is expanded.

Key capabilities

Catalog sync

Shows card, set, and series counts for both devices.

Collection sync

Shows paired device, last sync, collection items, wishlist items, and tracked sets.

Visual walkthrough

iPhone Catalog

On the Mac this is Settings → iPhone Catalog. Local Catalog Sharing is a checkbox. The desktop capture compares Mac and iPhone catalog counts and dates. Actions include Connect iPhone, Send Catalog to iPhone, Prepare Snapshot, Sync Collection Now, and Disconnect Device. The page states that iCloud is optional. On iPhone the matching controls are in Settings: Catalog Source can be Mac Only, with Update from Mac, Connect to Mac, and a paired-device collection sync that does not require iCloud.

Mac

iPhone

Detail highlights

General settings

Appearance and the start page are app-wide defaults.

Collection defaults

Defaults apply when a card is added, including quantity and condition.

Recognition settings

Visual matching and text matching can be reviewed before a scanning session.

Camera settings

The camera list uses the device name macOS reports, including Continuity Camera.

Condition settings

A condition suggestion is separate from the condition saved on the collection record.

Pricing settings

Currency, market, and provider credentials control where available prices come from.

Platforms

Mac, iPhone, and iPad share the same collection model. Each platform presents those records in a layout that fits its screen.

Settings opens as a sheet. There is no Continuity Camera list on this screen.

Learn how to use this feature

Operational steps, controls, and the annotated screen.

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