Drop Locator Pro is a live map of trading card drops at Arizona stores, reported by collectors standing in the aisle. Green means go. Red means it's cooked. No more driving to five stores to find empty shelves.
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Most alert apps watch websites. But the best drops in Arizona happen in store, when a vendor rolls a cart out at 7 AM. By the time you hear about it from a friend, it's gone.
Every member is a scout. When someone finds stock, the whole group knows.
They tap Go or Cooked at the store, snap a shelf photo, and add a quick note like "two per person" or "line by electronics."
The store's pin turns green for everyone instantly. Reports from The Cook Lab Discord flow in too, sorted to the right store and city.
Get an alert for stores near you, check the photo and how many are left, then tap Directions. Cooked stores turn red so you skip the wasted trip.
Every store has a pin. The color tells you what's happening right now, so you can plan a route in ten seconds instead of an hour.

Tap any store to see who reported, how long ago, about how many are left, how long the line is, and what product hit the shelf.

We learn each store's rhythm from past drops. The forecast shows which stores are most likely to drop today and tomorrow, and roughly when.

Every store and city has its own chat, so the people who shop where you shop are one tap away. Turn on alerts and your phone buzzes when a store near you goes green.






National alert apps are great for online drops. Drop Locator Pro is for the shelf down the street.
| Online alert apps | Drop Locator Pro | |
|---|---|---|
| What it watches | Store websites | Real shelves in Arizona stores |
| Who reports | Automated website checks | Collectors in the store |
| Proof | A link | Shelf photos, stock count, line size |
| Sold out? | You find out at checkout | Pin turns red, you skip the trip |
| When's the next drop? | No idea | Forecast and drop calendar per store |
| Community | None | Store and city chats with local collectors |
We cover the whole Phoenix Valley and towns within about 120 miles, with nearly 1,000 stores mapped and more added as members ask.
Keeping the group small keeps the shelves from getting picked clean and keeps reports trustworthy. Here's how to get in.
On Android, open the website in Chrome and choose "Add to Home screen" to get it like an app, with alerts.
Go means a member saw product on the shelf, so it's worth the drive. Cooked means it's sold out or picked clean. Yellow Maybe means a drop is expected soon. Pins fade back to normal on their own when nobody has confirmed them for a while, so you're never chasing an old report.
Mostly Pokémon, plus Magic: The Gathering, One Piece, Lorcana, Yu-Gi-Oh! and other trading card games, along with a few other hot collectibles members ask for.
A smaller group means fewer people racing to the same shelf, and reports you can trust. Every member is someone another member vouched for.
Ask a friend who's already a member. Every member can invite people from the app. If you don't know anyone yet, join The Cook Lab on Discord and open a ticket.
Yes. You sign in with your Discord account, and membership lives in The Cook Lab server. Once you're in, you can use the app without ever opening Discord.
Android members use the website, which has the same map, chat and alerts. Open it in Chrome and add it to your home screen. An iPhone app is available now.
No. Drop Locator Pro is an independent community tool. All store names and trademarks belong to their owners.
The next drop in your city is going to happen whether you know about it or not.