As an avid Monopoly Go player who’s been chasing elusive gold stickers and managing multiple trades during events, I know firsthand how important it is to stay organized. Keeping track of what stickers you have, which ones you need, and who’s willing to trade can get overwhelming quickly. That’s why using the right tools can make all the difference.

Below are my top 5 recommended apps to track your collection effectively and streamline the process of completing your sets.

1. Sticker Tracker by CollectionTools

This app is tailor-made for collectors of digital in-game items. It’s intuitive and allows you to manually input your collection, set reminders for event stickers, and create wishlists. What sets it apart is its smooth user interface and cloud-syncing capability, which I found especially helpful when switching between devices.

During the last Sticker Boom event, I used Sticker Tracker to catalog my entire album. Not only did it highlight duplicates, but it also helped me prioritize which trades to pursue first. When I was looking for rare Monopoly Go Stickers, having this organized visual reference gave me a big advantage.

2. Notion (Custom Templates)

Notion might not be designed specifically for sticker tracking, but its flexibility is unmatched. I created a custom database template to log each sticker, its album, rarity, and whether I had it. I also embedded screenshots of particularly hard-to-find ones to make identification faster during trades.

For players who want complete customization and are willing to spend a little time setting up their tracker, Notion is perfect. You can even add collaborator access so friends can see what you need and offer their extras.

3. Trello

Originally made for project management, Trello works surprisingly well for tracking sticker progress. I created boards for each album and used cards for individual stickers. Each card held details like duplicate count and trade status.

What’s great is that you can drag cards between lists like “Have,” “Need,” and “Traded,” which made the whole process very visual and satisfying. I used Trello during a limited-time trading window and completed my collection faster than usual.

4. Google Sheets with Conditional Formatting

It might sound old-school, but Google Sheets remains one of the most reliable ways to keep a real-time record of your Monopoly Go sticker inventory. By applying conditional formatting, I was able to highlight missing stickers in red and duplicates in green.

During my last sticker hunt, I shared my spreadsheet with a group of players I met online. We all added our own tabs and collaborated to complete each other's sets. This method was instrumental in finding Monopoly Go Stickers for sale through verified trade groups.

5. Collectio

Collectio is a newer app designed for managing collectible items and virtual trading cards. It recently added a custom template for Monopoly Go stickers, and I gave it a try. What stood out most was its clean dashboard that grouped stickers by album and rarity.

It also includes an option to mark stickers as “wishlist” or “available to trade,” which helps during bulk trades. Plus, its notifications for duplicates saved me a lot of time by avoiding overtrades or unnecessary duplicates.

Choosing the right tracking tool depends on how involved you are with collecting and trading. Whether you're using a flexible workspace like Notion or a sticker-focused tracker like Collectio, staying organized will give you a noticeable edge—especially when rare stickers come into play.

From my personal experience, staying efficient with a tracking app has significantly boosted both my collection success rate and trading speed. Especially when seeking out hard-to-find or limited-time stickers, having an up-to-date log is a game changer.