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Stay up to date with the latest features, improvements, and fixes.
v0.92.0
Cards Land Where There Is Room
Fix
A card you play onto the battlefield no longer lands on top of another one- Clicking a card from your hand puts it in the first open spot: creatures fill from the top, lands from the bottom left, artifacts and enchantments from the bottom right
- It works around cards you have dragged into place yourself, and never lands under the exile lane
- A land with the same name as one already out joins its pile, up to four deep, with every name showing
- Tapping lands next to each other no longer hides their names
- The battlefield is still free-form: drag any card anywhere
Feature
Drop a card onto another to stack them- A card dropped on another snaps one step right and down from it, so both stay readable
- Drop more cards on the same one and they line up behind the last, for lands, auras, equipment or a group of tokens
- The outline shows where it will land before you let go
Feature
The playtest controls fit on one row- Turn, undo, graveyard, exile, Draw, Untap All, Next Turn, Token, the phases and your life total share one row, which leaves more room for the battlefield
- Add Card, Proliferate, dice and coin, card size, Reset and Help are in the More menu
- On a smaller window or when zoomed in, buttons shrink to their icons instead of wrapping
v0.91.1
Move Cards Out of Exile Any Time
Feature
Cards waiting in exile can go anywhere, whenever you like- Drag a suspended, foretold, plotted or warped card to your hand, the battlefield, the graveyard or your library, without waiting for Next Turn
- Each card in the exile lane now has the usual card menu, and right-click opens it too
- Moving a card out ends its suspend or foretell; Undo puts it back as it was
v0.91.0
Playtest: face-down cards
Feature
Play cards face down with their official reminder cards- Cards with morph, megamorph or disguise offer to be cast face down as a 2/2 for {3}. They show the official Morph or Mysterious Creature reminder card on the battlefield.
- The deck menu can manifest or cloak the top card of your library, or manifest dread: pick one of the top two to manifest and the other goes to your graveyard.
- Turn a face-down card face up with its flip button, which names the cost. A megamorph gets its +1/+1 counter. A manifested card that is not a creature stays face down, as the rules require.
- Hovering a face-down card shows you the real card. It is revealed when it leaves the battlefield.
v0.90.2
Playtest: rebound, next-turn casting and upkeep reminders
Feature
More of the rules handled for you- A rebound spell cast from your hand waits in exile and is cast again at your next upkeep.
- Foretold, plotted and warped cards can be cast from the turn after they were exiled. Until then the exile lane says "next turn".
- At the start of each turn you get a reminder naming your permanents with an upkeep trigger.
- The graveyard and exile piles show their top card, so you see a card land.
Fix
Storm counts adventure and rebound spells- Casting an adventure or a rebound spell now adds to your storm count.
v0.90.1
Playtest loads decks with reversible cards
Fix
Playtesting no longer gets stuck on Loading deck- A deck with a reversible card printing, such as some printings of Steam Vents, stayed on the loading screen when you tried to playtest it. It now loads.
- Those cards now show their card type everywhere in the deck.
v0.90.0
Playtest: suspend, foretell, plot and warp, and an exile lane you can see
Feature
Playing a card from hand offers every way it can be played- Cards with suspend, foretell, plot or warp now offer that option when you play them, alongside casting normally. Press 1, 2 and so on to pick.
- A card that can only be suspended, like Ancestral Vision, is suspended with one click. Before, it went straight to the graveyard.
Feature
Cards waiting in exile stay on screen- Adventurers, suspended cards (with their time counters), and foretold, plotted and warped cards sit in a lane at the edge of the battlefield. Click one to cast it.
- Next Turn removes a time counter from each suspended card and casts it when the last one comes off. Warped permanents are exiled at the end of the turn. One Undo reverses the whole turn.
Fix
Escape closes the dialog you are in, and only that- Pressing Escape to close a playtest dialog no longer also asks whether to leave the playtest.
v0.89.9
Comparisons stay in their tab
Fix
Comparing decks keeps you in your deck tabs- A comparison opens in the tab you started it from, and your other open decks stay in the bar.
- The top bar names the decks you are comparing instead of showing their ids.
v0.89.8
Right-click shows every card action, in every view
Fix
The right-click card menu now matches the ⋮ menu and works in the table view- Right-clicking a card shows the same actions as its ⋮ menu, including quantity, categories, printing, prices and pin. It used to show a shorter list and send you to the ⋮ menu, which the table, curve and matrix views do not have.
- Right-click now works in the table view. Before, it opened nothing there.
- The ⋮ menu gains Open in new tab, and Select is now the first item in both menus.
v0.89.7
Foil previews look like foil, and pasted foils stay foil
Fix
The foil shine on card previews moves slowly, like light on a real foil- Hovering a foil card in the text list (and the card detail view) now shows a soft light drifting slowly across the card. Before, the whole rainbow pattern slid back and forth about six times faster.
- Pasting a list onto a deck now keeps the *F* (foil) and *E* (etched) markers. Before, every pasted card was added as non-foil.
v0.89.6
The card menu shows only what applies
Fix
The ⋮ card menu is the same on phones and computers, and shorter for commanders- Your commander's menu no longer offers quantity, section, category or planned-change options, which do not apply to it. Change Commander is still there.
- On phones, the menu now has everything the desktop menu has, including all three price comparison sites.
- Add to Collection is hidden when you are signed out, since it needs an account.
v0.89.5
Changing or removing a commander saves in one step
Fix
Commander changes are saved together, and removing one fully removes it- Changing the commander now saves the card, the deck's commander, its colour tags and the history entry together, so a slow connection can no longer leave the tags out of date.
- Converting a deck to a plain list now clears the old commander's name and the partner. Before, the name stayed on the deck.
v0.89.4
Bulk edits undo in one step, and the change log shows everything
Fix
Removing or moving several selected cards can be undone in one step- Removing selected cards, or moving them to another section, now saves as one change. A single Undo restores all of them, notes and categories included.
- Accepting a suggestion that replaces a card now records the removal so it can be undone.
- The change log now lists printing, note and category changes, which it was leaving out.
- Changes made before this update are still listed, but no longer offer Undo.
v0.89.3
Section moves, notes and categories can be undone
Feature
Every card edit is in the history and can be undone- Moving a card to the sideboard or maybeboard, editing its note, and adding, removing or switching its categories all appear in the deck history. Cmd/Ctrl+Z undoes them, and moving several selected cards undoes as one step.
Fix
Saving a card note no longer opens the card or freezes the page- Clicking Save in a note opened from the right-click menu also opened the card's details, and closing the note could leave the page ignoring clicks until you reloaded.
v0.89.2
Printing changes show in history and can be undone
Feature
Changing a card's printing or finish can be undone- Switching a card to another printing, or to foil, appears in the deck history and the confirmation has an Undo button. Cmd/Ctrl+Z works too.
- The card keeps its copies, section, notes and place in the list.
- Switching to a printing the deck already has combines the two, and Undo splits them back.
v0.89.1
Every way of adding cards works the same
Fix
Pasting, packages, suggestions and the mana base builder now add cards the same way- A pasted list, a package or a batch of suggestions is undone with a single Undo instead of one per card.
- Packages add the number of copies they list, not one of each.
- Adding a card from its own card page works again.
- Saving a sandbox deck and building a deck from your collection keep every card's count.
v0.89.0
Adding a card is instant and has Undo
Feature
Cards you add show up at once and can be undone- Adding from the deck's search box or the suggestions panel puts the card in the list immediately, in its section.
- The confirmation has an Undo button, and Cmd/Ctrl+Z takes back exactly that add, including one extra copy of a card you already had.
- If saving fails, the card is removed again instead of the whole page reloading.
v0.88.4
Adding a card you already have adds a copy
Fix
Adding a card that is already in the deck no longer resets it- Adding one more copy of a card used to set it back to a single copy and reset its category. It now adds the copy and leaves everything else as you had it.
- Pasting a list or adding lands from the mana base builder adds to the copies you already have, and the deck's card count updates.
- Switching a card to a printing that is already in the deck combines the copies instead of losing them.
v0.88.3
Undo always undoes your last change
Fix
Undo right after a change now undoes that change- Pressing Cmd/Ctrl+Z, or the buylist Undo button, the moment after an edit used to undo the edit before it while the new one was still saving. Undo now waits for your edits to save first.
- Pressing undo several times in a row undoes your changes one by one, newest first.
v0.88.2
Better keyboard and screen reader support
Fix
Deck tools and commander picks work with a keyboard and screen readers- The deck toolbar buttons (Mana Base, Suggestions, Draw 7, Playtest, Invite) keep their names when the toolbar shrinks to icons.
- On the new deck page you can pick a commander with Tab and Enter, not just the mouse.
- Screen readers no longer announce every card in a list as a disabled button.
- The sign-in and sign-up pages load without redrawing.
v0.88.1
Collection search works again
Fix
Collection search, filters and sorting work again- Searching your collection finds cards by name across your whole collection, not just the first 50.
- Type, set, rarity, color and mana value filters and every sort option now change the results.
- Scrolling down loads the rest of your collection instead of repeating the first page.
- Text boxes across the app show a quieter focus outline.
v0.88.0
Delete your card comments
Feature
Delete your own comments on card pages- Hover one of your comments on a card page and click the trash icon to remove it.
v0.87.1
Decks built from your collection keep their details
Fix
Creating a deck from your collection now saves everything you entered- The description you write is saved with the deck instead of being dropped.
- The commander you pick is added to the deck as a card, in the Commander section.
v0.87.0
One editor for comments, notes and descriptions
Feature
Comments use the same editor as notes and deck descriptions.- Deck comments, replies, profile comments and card comments all get the formatting toolbar, [[card]] suggestions and @mentions.
- Cards and mentions in comments show as the same chips, with card previews, everywhere.
- Press Cmd+Enter (Ctrl+Enter) to post.
Fix
Card links, deck history and imports.- Card links to cards you have not used before now open the card instead of going nowhere.
- Restoring a removed card from deck history works again.
- Deck imports find cards faster, and the "Importing..." message no longer stays on screen after the import finishes.
v0.86.4
Deck imports find the right commander
Fix
Pasting a list exported from another site now picks the right commander and sections.- Archidekt lists use the card tagged as Commander, not the first card alphabetically.
- Moxfield and MTGO plain-text lists, where the commander comes last after the sideboard, put it in the command zone instead of the sideboard.
- Scryfall, Deckstats and ManaBox section headers are recognized, and companions go to the sideboard.
- Double-faced cards written as "Front / Back" and headers like "Main" or "Companion" no longer become stray cards.
- The deck name keeps following your pasted list until you type your own.
v0.86.3
Custom categories delete properly
Fix
Deleting a deck's last custom category now removes it.- Before, the category stayed in the list even though the delete said it worked.
- Timestamps on comments, notifications and the change log now show minutes, like "5 minutes ago".
v0.86.2
Cleaner card search, version picker and combos
Fix
Small fixes to adding cards and to the combos list.- Combos now only count cards in your main deck, so a combo no longer appears when one of its pieces is in your sideboard or maybeboard.
- Results in the Add card dropdown now run the full width of the list instead of stopping short of the edge.
- The version picker shows each printing as a plain card. The Normal and Foil buttons under it still show which finishes exist.
v0.86.1
Reliable card quantities and removal
Fix
Quantity changes and card removal now recover cleanly if saving fails.- Rapid plus and minus clicks keep every change, and foil copies are edited separately.
- Undo restores a removed card with its quantity, categories, notes and position.
- Failed edits recover without refreshing the page or discarding newer changes.
v0.86.0
Reliable Drag Moves
Fix
Dragged cards move instantly and return to their saved position if saving fails.- Moving between categories saves the category and order together, with one Undo action.
- Text and visual views keep their familiar drag behavior. Sandbox moves stay local.
v0.85.1
Card List Fixes
Fix
Card quantities stay visible when long names are shortened in list views.Fix
Removing a card deletes every copy, so it no longer reappears after another edit.v0.85.0
Personal Buylists for Shared Decks
Fix
Your shopping choices stay yours- Each editor has a separate Buylist for each deck, with separate entries for different finishes.
- Track partial purchases without changing deck quantities, and undo shopping changes from the deck or Library.
- Your chosen printings and purchase counts survive shared deck edits. Shopping entries remain available after a deck is deleted.
v0.84.10
Edit Deck Names and Descriptions in Place
Fix
Rename boxes fit the whole name- Folder rename and new-folder boxes on the dashboard grow with the name instead of cutting it off
Feature
Edit a deck's name and description right where they are- Click anywhere in the deck name or description and start typing; the cursor lands where you clicked and nothing on the page moves
- Press Enter to save a new name, or Escape to put the old one back
- Collaborators with edit access can now rename a deck and edit its description, not just the owner
v0.84.9
Foil Cards That Catch the Light, and Scroll Smoothly
Performance
Foil-heavy decks scroll smoothly in Firefox- A resting foil card is now one light layer, so a deck that is all foil scrolls like one that is not, in Firefox and Zen as well as Chrome
- The tilt and full shine switch on only for the card under your cursor
Feature
A brighter, moving foil effect- Hover a foil card and a pool of coloured light follows your cursor across it, the way a real foil catches light
- Foil cards in the hover preview and the card details window shimmer on their own
- Etched cards shine silver and glossy cards shine gold
- Foil printings in the version picker now show their foil marker, which was not appearing before
v0.84.8
A Quieter Deck Page
Performance
Opening a dialog or editing a card no longer redraws the whole deck page- Opening card details, tags, Compare, Mana Base or any other dialog on a deck now updates only that dialog. Before, the whole page redrew twice, once to open and once to close.
- Changing a card's quantity now redraws that card's row and the counts, not the page around it.
v0.84.7
The Deck Header Holds Still
Fix
Seeing who else is on a deck no longer moves the page- The avatars of other people viewing a deck now appear beside the owner's name. On phones, they used to push the deck's buttons onto a second line and shift everything below.
v0.84.6
Your Deck Controls Appear Sooner
Performance
Signed-in pages recognise you sooner- When you reload or open a new tab, the parts of a page that depend on your account, like your deck's edit controls, now show up without waiting for the sign-in service to finish loading first.
v0.84.5
A Steadier, Quicker Deck Page
Fix
Deck pages no longer jump while they load- The sections under the card list used to appear first and then get pushed far down the page when the cards arrived. They now appear once the list is in place.
- The analytics panel no longer slides in every time you open a deck. It is already where you left it.
Performance
The deck list responds faster- Moving the pointer across the list, opening a card's details, and collapsing the navigation no longer make the whole list redraw, so the page stays responsive on slower laptops and phones.
- In the visual view, categories move to their new columns when the page width changes instead of being rebuilt.
- Changing one card (its quantity, category or printing) now redraws only that card's row instead of the whole list.
Fix
Menus, dialogs and panels close smoothly- Card previews, the printing picker, card notes and the life total keypad now fade out when they close instead of vanishing mid-animation.
- Menus now look the same as their submenus and open from the button you pressed.
- On phones, the navigation menu keeps the page behind it still, closes with the Escape key, and keeps keyboard focus inside it while open.
- Search suggestions, the category picker, card and @-mention suggestions in comments, the pinned cards panel, the scroll-to-top button and the drag-and-drop zones now fade in and out instead of popping.
- Card previews fade in the same way everywhere, including on the playtest board.
Fix
Reduce Motion is respected everywhere- If your device is set to reduce motion, panels, menus and dialogs now appear in place with a fade instead of sliding or zooming, and warning pulses hold still.
- Buttons and cards no longer grow when you point at them; they respond when you press them.
Performance
The life counter keeps up with fast tapping- Tapping a life total now redraws only that player's panel instead of all of them, so taps land faster on older phones.
v0.84.4
Current Prices and a Working Undo
Fix
Card prices stay current- Prices shown on a deck used to be whatever a card cost on the day you added it. They now follow Scryfall's latest price, refreshed in the background whenever you open a deck and a price is more than a day old.
Fix
Undo after removing a card works again- The Undo button on the "Removed" message now puts the card back with the same quantity and category.
Performance
Faster deck pages and better related decks- Deck pages make far fewer requests, and planned changes, the change log and categories update live.
- Related decks now look across every public deck with the same colors, not just recently edited ones.
v0.84.3
Side Panels Respond Instantly
Performance
Panels start moving the moment you click- Opening or closing the analytics panel used to freeze the page for a moment before anything moved, then slide it shut quickly. It now starts on the click and moves at an even pace.
- Both sidebars now use the same timing as the component library the app is built on.
Fix
The collapsed navigation no longer jumps around- Collapsing or expanding the left navigation used to throw every icon toward the middle and back, and drop the menu down a row. Icons now stay exactly where they are while the labels slide away.
- Notifications and the light and dark switch are now rows in the navigation, so they are in the same place whether it is expanded or collapsed.
Performance
The deck list rearranges its columns without rebuilding- When a panel changes how many columns the deck list fits, the categories move into their new places instead of being redrawn, so the change is immediate.
v0.84.2
Private Means Private
Fix
Private decks and your personal data are now visible only to you- A private deck, its cards, its history and its game stats can now only be opened by you, the collaborators you invite, and site admins.
- Your email address, buylist, collection, notifications, pinned cards and folders are no longer readable by other people.
- In online games, other players can no longer change your life total or act as the host. Each person controls only their own seat.
- Card details are now checked against Scryfall in the background, so card data can't be tampered with.
v0.84.1
Only You Can Change Your Decks
Fix
Every change to a deck now checks who is making it- Edits to a deck, its cards, its settings and its comments are now checked against your signed-in account on our database, not only in the app. Only you and the collaborators you add as editors can change your decks.
- The same check now covers your profile, collection, buylist, notes and notifications.
- If a change is refused after an update, reload the page once so it picks up the new sign-in handling.
v0.84.0
Groups Stay Put and Panels Slide Smoothly
Fix
Moving a card no longer rearranges the deck list- In the grouped list, moving one card between categories used to reshuffle which column each group sat in, so the group you were working in could end up somewhere else. Groups now keep their column while you edit.
- A group that empties and fills again comes back to the same spot.
- The layout rebalances only when you change the grouping, the window width changes the number of columns, or you reload.
Fix
Side panels open and close as one smooth motion- The navigation sidebar, the analytics panel, and the page content beside them now move together at the same speed. Before, the deck content jumped as soon as the analytics panel started moving.
- Panels now load already open or closed the way you left them, instead of sliding into place after the page appears.
- When a panel opening or closing changes how many columns the deck list fits, the columns change as the panel starts moving, instead of partway through or just after.
- The navigation sidebar's top row now lines up with the top bar and the analytics panel: one shared line across the top of the screen.
Feature
Selecting several cards is easier to find- Point at a category heading in the deck list and a checkbox appears beside its count. Tick it to select the whole group, then untick the cards you want to keep.
- Right-click any card and choose Select, the first item in the menu. The shortcut is shown beside it.
- If you move or remove cards one at a time, a tip points out that you can select several and change them all at once. It appears at most once per visit, and "Don't show again" turns it off for good.
- The keyboard shortcuts list (press ?) now includes the selection shortcuts.
- A partly selected group now shows a dash instead of a tick, so it no longer looks fully selected.
Feature
The bulk actions bar slides in and out- When you select cards, the bar rises from the bottom of the screen instead of appearing all at once, and it keeps showing the count as it leaves.
v0.83.6
Every Page Makes Fewer Background Requests
Performance
Navigation links load their destination when you reach for them- The sidebar and the back link at the top of each page used to fetch every destination the moment they appeared, on every page you opened. They now start loading when you point at a link, focus it, or touch it, which is just before you click. Measured navigation speed is unchanged.
v0.83.5
Deck Pages Do Less Behind The Scenes
Performance
Opening a deck makes far fewer background requests- Several dialogs were quietly loading their data every time a page opened, even though they stayed closed: the deck comparison picker, the commander chooser, and the life tracker's deck picker. They now load only when you open them, so a deck page makes 4 background requests instead of 11.
- Card suggestions from EDHREC now show their card images without a separate lookup, so they appear as soon as the suggestions do.
v0.83.4
Broken Links Now Say So Properly
Fix
Mistyped deck and profile links now return a real "not found" page- A deck or profile link with a typo in it showed a not-found message but still told browsers and search engines the page had loaded normally. Search engines could index those dead links as if they were real pages. They now report correctly as missing.
- A deck that is private or deleted still opens normally, because it may be your own deck and the site cannot tell until you are signed in. Those pages are now hidden from search engines instead.
Fix
The not-found page's main button no longer leads to another dead end- Every not-found page offered a "Go to Dashboard" button, which signed-out visitors could not open, so it produced a second not-found page. It now goes to the home page, which works whether you are signed in or not.
v0.83.3
Deck Pages Open Instantly After An Update
Performance
Public deck pages are now built ahead of time- Every public deck page is now prepared when the site updates, rather than being built the first time someone asks for it. Previously the first visitor to each deck after an update waited for it to be assembled; now the page is already there.
- Measured locally: a first-ever request to a deck page went from roughly 145ms to 3ms.
v0.83.2
Deck Pages Are A Third Smaller
Performance
Deck pages download about a third less before they can start- Every deck page was sending the full card list twice: once for the page to start with, and again over the live connection that keeps it up to date. Only the second one was ever used. Dropping the duplicate takes roughly 48KB off each deck page, which shows up most on phones and slow connections.
- Cards now appear as soon as the live connection answers rather than a moment earlier, and the page itself is ready sooner.
v0.83.1
Deck Pages Start Loading Sooner
Fix
Deck pages no longer open as a full-page loading skeleton- Opening a deck showed a grey placeholder of the whole page before anything real appeared, even when the page had been visited before and was already cached. The deck name, commander, statistics panel and comments now arrive with the page itself, so only the card list fills in afterwards.
- Search engines and link previews were seeing that same placeholder, which is why shared deck links could come back looking empty.
Performance
Less server work on every page view- Analytics traffic was running through the sign-in check on its way out of the site, which did nothing except use up the site's compute budget. It now skips straight through, which frees that budget for actual page loads.
v0.83.0
New Commander Releases Land Faster
Feature
New precon products can be added without waiting for an update- The list of official Commander products the site knows about used to be baked into the app, so a newly announced release could not be browsed or built until the next deployment. That list now lives in the database and can be added to directly, which means a new set shows up in the precon browser the day it is announced.
v0.82.1
Nothing Blinks At You Forever
Fix
Controls that are saving now say so, then stop- Making a deck public or private used to pulse the button for as long as the save took, and keep pulsing if the save never finished. The button now shows a spinner while it saves and goes back to normal when it is done.
- The dice on the online roll screen no longer flash while waiting for other players. The list of who has rolled already tells you that, and a blink that never ends is not information.
Fix
The highlight on a card that just landed fades instead of vanishing- Add a card and the row it lands in lights up. That light used to snap off in the deck list, the table, the card grid and the category headings, while fading properly in only one place. All of them now fade out over the same short moment.
Refactor
Every +/- control in the life counter is now the same control- The solo board, the online board, the counters sheet and the multiplayer panels each had their own copy of press-and-hold. One of them could register a single tap as two on a touchscreen. They now share one implementation, tested, so a tap is always exactly one life.
v0.82.0
The App Says When Something Happened
Feature
Poison and commander damage now show a running total- Take 7 commander damage in one swing and the tile used to just say 14. A pill now shows the +7 you actually took, holds it while you keep tapping, and clears once the change settles. Life totals have worked this way for a while; poison, commander tax, energy, experience, storm and commander damage now do too.
- Tap the pill on your life panel to undo the whole change at once, rather than tapping back one at a time.
Fix
Loading placeholders stop pretending to work- Grey placeholder blocks used to breathe in and out forever, which looks the same whether a page is loading normally or has quietly failed. They now sweep once in one direction, like a list filling in, and go still after about nine seconds so a stuck page looks stuck.
Fix
Cards arrive and leave the deck list the same way everywhere- A card added from the sidebar slid in over 300ms in one view, faded in another and popped in a third. All four views now use the same short fade, and nothing slides or zooms, so pasting in a hundred cards no longer makes the list jump around.
Fix
The highlight that points at a changed control is easier to see- Pressing Game Changers in the analytics sidebar writes a search most of a screen away. That control was outlined with a ring, which read as a selection; it now lights up with a brief wash that fades out, matching how the deck list already marks a card that just landed.
v0.81.1
The Identity Checkbox Tells The Truth
Fix
Excluding a colour no longer throws away colourless cards- The colour filter's exclude option was searching for cards whose identity is not within that colour, which quietly removed every colourless card from the results. Excluding white returned 15,075 cards with not one colourless among them; it now returns 14,143 and keeps all of them.
Fix
'Only cards in your commander's identity' now matches what it does- Any mention of a colour identity in your search switched the filter off while its box stayed ticked. It is now greyed out, and says why, only when your search genuinely sets its own identity.
- Searches that merely narrow colours, like excluding blue, keep the filter switched on. Before, one of those quietly widened a search from 10,079 cards to 14,073 with nothing on screen to say so.
v0.81.0
Searches That Use Every Word You Typed
Fix
Combining search terms now works- Anything typed after pressing a suggested-search chip was ignored. The box showed the full query and the chips showed every term, but only the chip's term was sent, so a narrowed search quietly returned the broad result.
- OR searches now respect the rest of the query. Without brackets, a search like 't:angel or t:demon mv<=4' let the second half escape your commander's colour identity and the mana value limit, returning more than twice as many cards as it should.
Feature
Suggested searches add to what you have, instead of replacing it- Pressing a suggestion now narrows the search you are already building, and pressing it again takes it back off. Applied suggestions are highlighted so you can see which are in play.
Feature
The colour identity filter can express a whole set of colours- It used to commit the moment you pressed a colour, so it could only ever say 'contains this one colour'. It now works like the deck filter: pick include, exclude, are exactly, are not, or are within, then pick as many colours as you mean, with the exact search text shown before you add it.
- That makes 'nothing with blue or green' and 'exactly Boros' reachable by clicking, where before neither was possible.
v0.80.3
Nothing Hiding Below The Panel
Fix
The bottom of the Add Cards panels is no longer clipped away- The results list and the card details each lost the bottom 36px to a hidden band, so a card's set and rarity could not be reached even with the scrollbar already at the end. Scrolling now reaches everything.
- The band was a fixed height, which is why a larger window appeared to fix it: it only bit once a card had enough content to need those last pixels.
v0.80.2
The Whole Card, Not Most Of It
Fix
A card's rules text is no longer truncated in the Add Cards preview- The rules text had a fixed height cap, so a card with three abilities showed roughly two and the rest was dropped from the page. It was not hidden below a scrollbar, it was not rendered at all, which is why making the window bigger never revealed it.
- The details panel now holds whatever a card needs and scrolls to the end of it, with nothing clipped or dimmed.
v0.80.1
Scrollbars That Stay Out Of The Way
Fix
Scrollbars no longer sit on top of the text- In the Add Cards panel the scrollbar was drawn over the card's rules text and its price. It now has a lane of its own, and is thin and muted instead of a bright system bar.
- Fixed for Firefox and Firefox-based browsers as well as Chrome, Edge and Safari. Each needs a different mechanism, and the previous styling used a combination that quietly cancelled itself out.
- The card's categories and function tags are no longer cut off. The Add Cards dialog was quietly padding itself three times over, which cost the panels 68px of height; the tags also now sit above the rules text, since the rules text is already printed on the card image beside it.
- What does still run past the bottom fades out rather than ending in a hard slice. Fixed in Firefox too, where the first attempt had no effect.
v0.80.0
A Clearer Card Search
Fix
Cards you add now file under what they do, not what they are- A creature that tutors landed under Creatures instead of Tutors. So did every creature that ramped, drew or removed something, which is why decks kept showing one enormous Creatures pile.
- Creatures, Artifacts and Enchantments are now a last resort: a card goes to the role it plays, and only falls back to its card type when it does not have one. It still appears under its type as a secondary category.
- Lands are unchanged. A land that ramps is still a land.
Feature
The Add Cards search says more and hides less- Results no longer carry a thumbnail too small to read. Hovering a row shows a plus instead, so it is clear that clicking a card adds it rather than opening it.
- The card preview now lists the category it will file under and Scryfall's function tags, so you can judge a card's role without opening it.
- The preview holds still and scrolls on its own instead of moving with the list.
- A new option hides cards already in the deck, for when you are filling gaps.
v0.79.1
Online Games End The Way Local Ones Do
Fix
Two End Game fixes finally reach online games- The online End Game dialog said 'Select a winner or end the game as a draw' even when the last player standing was already picked for you. It now says who it is about to record as the winner, or that saving with nobody picked is a draw.
- The button that ends a game without keeping it said 'End Game', which did not distinguish it from the Save button beside it. It now says 'End without saving'.
- Both were fixed for local games a while ago. The online dialog was a copy, so it missed them.
v0.79.0
Edit A Planned Change
Feature
Change your mind about a plan without starting it over- Click a planned change to edit it. You can swap either side: the card you are replacing, or the card you are replacing it with.
- The replacement is fully editable, including which printing and which finish you meant.
- Changing the incoming card moves your buylist entry with it, so you are not left shopping for a card you no longer plan to add.
- Picking a different card to replace no longer discards the replacement you already chose.
v0.78.3
Faster Deck, Card And Profile Pages
Performance
Public pages no longer run a sign-in check they never used- Every request to a deck, card, profile, docs or precon page ran an account check first, even for pages that are open to everyone and even when the page was already cached.
- Those pages now skip it and load with one less step in front of them.
- Nothing that needs an account changed: signed-in features work exactly as before, and private pages are still private.
v0.78.2
Profiles Load From Cache
Performance
Profile pages are cached, and their decks load all at once- Profile pages were rebuilt from scratch on every visit, which made them the second most expensive page on the site.
- The Previous and Next buttons were the reason: splitting decks across numbered pages meant the page could never be cached.
- A profile now loads every one of its decks at once and a Show more button reveals the rest, so the page can be cached for a day.
v0.78.1
Card Pages Load From Cache
Performance
Card detail pages are cached for a day instead of rebuilt on every visit- Every card page was being rendered from scratch on every single request, including for the search engines that crawl thousands of them.
- They are now built once and served from cache for a day, which makes them load faster and stops the site doing an enormous amount of work nobody asked for.
v0.78.0
Every View Shows Where A Card Landed
Feature
The landing highlight now works in all deck views- Moving or adding a card highlights it in the visual, grid, table, curve and matrix views too, not just the text list.
- Card views get a ring around the card and text views get a tint, because a wash behind a card is invisible and a wash over it hides the art you are looking at.
v0.77.0
Cards Arrive And Leave Smoothly
Feature
Cards slide in when they move and fade out when removed- A card that arrives in a list slides into place, and a removed card fades away instead of blinking out.
- Only the card that actually moved animates. Opening a deck still shows the whole list at once rather than dealing it out.
- Removing is no slower: the delete is sent straight away, and only the row's disappearance waits for it to finish leaving.
v0.76.0
Smoother Hovers And Transitions
Performance
Interface animations no longer move things they should not- Around 120 places asked the browser to animate every property, including size and position, when all they changed was a colour. That is the small wrongness behind hovers that shift or stutter when something else on the element changes at the same time.
- They now animate only what they actually change. Progress and fill bars still animate their width, because there the width is the information.
v0.75.1
Mobile Deck Fixes
Fix
Plan a change is available from the card menu on mobile- The touch menu is a separate list from the one on desktop, and this action had only been added to the desktop one.
Fix
Planning a change works on mobile again- Choosing a printing closed the plan dialog underneath it, so you ended up back at the deck with nothing planned and no way to confirm.
Fix
Cards no longer cover the search bar in visual mode- Tapping a card raised its whole column to the same layer as the deck's filter bar, and the cards won, painting over it.
Fix
The previously tapped card slides away instead of vanishing- Tapping the card above the active one dropped the old card behind its neighbours instantly, so it disappeared rather than sliding out of the way.
v0.75.0
Cards Show You Where They Landed
Feature
Moving or adding a card briefly lights up where it went- The card, the category it landed in and the section header all glow for a moment. Between them you can see where a card went without hunting through a hundred-card list for it.
- Most useful when the destination is off screen, like moving a card to the maybeboard while you are reading the top of the deck.
- It fades on its own and never pulls the page around. If your device asks for reduced motion, nothing moves.
v0.74.1
Sections Behave The Same Way
Fix
The maybeboard now opens and closes like the buylist- They look like the same kind of section and behaved differently: one slid open, the other appeared instantly. They are now built on the same piece, so anything that changes for one changes for both.
v0.74.0
Expanding Sections Animate
Feature
Collapsible sections open and close smoothly- Deck analytics panels, the buylist, the maybeboard and every other expanding section now slide open instead of appearing instantly. Opening takes slightly longer than closing, because revealing is the part worth watching.
- If your device asks for reduced motion, they open instantly as before.
v0.73.0
Opening A Deck Replaces Your Tab
Fix
Picking a deck no longer opens a new tab every time- Opening a deck from the sidebar, the switcher or anywhere else now replaces the tab you are on, the way a normal link works in a browser. Browsing used to leave a strip of decks you never asked to keep open.
- A deck you already have open just brings that tab forward rather than opening a second copy.
Feature
A + button opens a deck in a new tab- It sits beside the deck name with a New tab tooltip, and opens the same searchable list. It is there even with one deck open, so it is clear that several can be.
v0.72.1
More Room On Small Screens
Fix
The page buttons step aside on a short screen- On a phone held sideways the row of Life, Counters and Commander Damage buttons, plus the clearance it needed, took about a third of each player's panel to duplicate a swipe that already works. It is hidden there, and the space goes back to the page.
- Swipe left and right between the pages as before. On any normal screen the buttons are unchanged.
v0.72.0
Commander Damage As Coloured Tiles
Feature
Commander damage is now a coloured tile per opponent- Each opponent gets their own colour, a large number and a tile you tap: left half subtracts, right half adds, the same way the life total works.
- Names are readable again rather than cut to "Pla...", the tiles fill the space instead of leaving it empty, and three opponents fit without scrolling.
- The "Lethal at 21" line is gone. The number turns amber as it approaches and red at the threshold, which says it without spending a line.
Feature
The counters page shows only the counters in play- Poison and Commander Tax always show. The rest appear once they are not zero, with a Show all counters button when you need them.
- Six rows of mostly zeroes used to fill a page that has to scroll on a phone.
Feature
Tap the commander damage marker to open the breakdown- The marker on your life panel now opens the per-opponent page, so you do not have to aim at the small page buttons.
v0.71.0
Commander Damage On The Front Of Every Player
Feature
The highest commander damage against you shows on your life panel- It appears beside the other markers, turns amber as it approaches lethal and red once it is close, so you can see a 21-damage kill coming without swiping to another page.
- The panel already showed nine markers, including storm and experience counters, and left out the one number that ends the game at 21. That is now the first thing in the row.
- The full per-opponent breakdown is still one swipe away, unchanged.
v0.70.2
More Room On The Counters And Damage Pages
Fix
Less wasted space at the top of a player's side pages- The Counters and Commander Damage pages left a wide gap above their content to clear the floating controls in the middle of the board. That gap was more than twice what the controls actually need.
- The Monarch, Initiative and Blessing switches now sit on one compact row instead of three tall tiles, which gives the counters below them noticeably more room on a phone.
Feature
Counters and commander damage use two columns where there is room- On a tablet or a large phone the rows sit two across instead of stacking, so there is much less to scroll past. Smaller screens keep a single column, because two would squeeze the labels away.
v0.70.1
Section Headers Are One Component
Fix
Every deck section header is now the same height and alignment- The buylist header was taller than the rest because it carries a Copy button, the maybeboard shorter because it carries nothing, and both had their labels sitting off the centre of their own colour band.
- All of them are now one shared component, so a section header is the same size whether it holds a button, a price or nothing at all.
v0.70.0
Life Counter Fixes For Phones
Feature
A fullscreen button on the life counter- Sits with the other controls in the middle of the board. On a phone the browser's address bar both steals height and comes back when you scroll, and there was no way to get rid of it.
- It only appears where the browser supports it. iPhones do not offer fullscreen to web pages, so adding the site to your Home Screen is the equivalent there.
Fix
"Hold to set" is no longer hidden behind the page buttons- The row of Life, Counters and Commander Damage buttons sat 6px into the space reserved for the text under the life total, so it covered it.
Fix
The who-goes-first roll fits on a phone held sideways- Player cards were cut off top and bottom. The dialog's title and buttons were taking up most of its height, leaving too little for the players themselves.
- Sideways, the players now sit in one row across rather than stacking, and the dialog's own chrome is smaller. All four players fit without scrolling.
Fix
The middle buttons stay centred on the board- They were centred on the browser window rather than the board, so on a phone they drifted as the address bar appeared and disappeared.
v0.69.2
Consistent Section Headers
Refactor
The buylist and maybeboard headers match every other section- The buylist heading was the largest text on a deck page and in a different colour from every section above it. All section headers are now the same size, weight and colour.
- What tells them apart is a soft colour band behind the header row: amber for the buylist, violet for the maybeboard. Both hold cards that are not in the deck, and the band says so without moving anything on the page.
v0.69.1
Stuck Card Previews, And A Maybeboard You Can See
Fix
Card previews no longer stick to the screen after a keyboard shortcut- Using a shortcut to move a card to another section left its preview floating over the page, sometimes several at once. Moving the card slides its row away without the pointer moving, so nothing told the preview to close.
- Any keypress now closes a preview, everywhere one can appear: the deck list, the table, the curve and matrix boards, and card names in the analytics panel.
Feature
The maybeboard opens by default and is set apart from the deck- It used to start collapsed, which made it easy to forget what you had put there. It now opens with the deck.
- Its header sits on a soft colour band, so at a glance those cards read as ones you are considering rather than ones in the deck.
v0.69.0
Right-Click A Search Result
Feature
Search results have a right-click menu- Open the card's page in a new browser tab, and where you are adding to a deck, send it straight to the main deck, sideboard or maybeboard or pick a different printing.
- There was previously no way to open a card's page from a search result at all: clicking a result adds the card, and the row is not a link.
- Opening in a new tab keeps your search and your place, so quick-search stays where it was.
v0.68.1
Card Links From Packages And Notes Open The Right Page
Fix
Cards opened from a package or a note now show their other printings and the right comments- Those links identified the card by its specific printing rather than by the card itself. The card page uses that to find every version and to load comments, so the versions list came back empty and comments were attached to one printing instead of the card.
- Measured on a real package card: the correct link finds 9 printings, the old one found none at all.
- Card links from decks were never affected.
v0.68.0
Open A Card In A New Tab
Feature
Right-click a card and open its page in a new browser tab- Sits under View Details in the right-click menu, and works from every card list: the text view, the table, the curve and matrix boards, and the visual grid.
- Card rows in a deck open a preview when clicked, which means they are not links, so holding cmd or ctrl could never open one in a new tab. This is the way to do it.
v0.67.0
Deck Tabs
Feature
Decks you open stay in a tab strip at the top- Open a deck and it becomes a tab. Move between the decks you are working on without going back through the dashboard each time.
- Tabs survive a reload, and the deck you are on is still the searchable switcher, so changing decks and opening another one are the same control.
- Closing a deck you are not looking at leaves you where you are. Up to eight stay open, and the oldest drops off after that.
v0.66.0
Find Public Decks From The Switcher
Feature
The deck switcher separates your decks from public ones- Your own decks are listed under Your decks, as before. Start typing and a second group appears under Public decks, searching everything public on the site rather than only what was already on screen.
- Public results match commander names as well as deck names, and your own decks are not repeated in the second group.
- Nothing is searched until you type, so opening the switcher stays as quick as it was.
v0.65.1
Faster Edits, Cheaper Pages
Fix
Renaming a deck or changing its visibility takes effect immediately- Deck pages are cached so they load fast. Until now nothing told that cache when a deck changed, so a rename, a new commander or a switch to private could take up to five minutes to show up for other people.
- Those changes now clear the cache the moment they happen.
Performance
Deck pages are rebuilt far less often- A deck page used to be rebuilt from scratch every five minutes for as long as anyone was looking at it, whether or not the deck had changed. That is now once an hour as a backstop, because the changes that matter clear the cache themselves.
- Your card list was never affected by this and still updates live.
v0.65.0
Switch Decks From The Title
Feature
The deck name at the top of the page opens a deck switcher- Press it to search all of your decks and jump straight to another one, without going back through the dashboard first. The sidebar only ever showed your six most recent.
- It works from someone else's deck too, so getting back to one of your own is one press rather than a round trip.
- Your decks are only loaded when you actually open it, so it costs nothing on pages where you never touch it.
v0.64.0
Life Counter Motion
Feature
Life totals now react when they change- The number swells and settles when it moves, so a tap that registered looks different from one that did not. Under a press and hold it stays gently raised until you let go, rather than flickering once per step.
- The pending change badge rises out of the life total and fades away instead of appearing and vanishing on the spot. Its running count animates the same way.
- The number itself never counts up or rolls. Life changes as fast as you can tap, and a number that animated its way there would be showing you a total the game has already left behind.
Fix
The undo badge no longer pulses forever- On the single player board it pulsed continuously for as long as it was on screen, competing with the life total right above it. It now arrives once and then sits still. It already says what it does in words.
Fix
Animations respect your system's reduced motion setting- If your device is set to reduce motion, animations across the app no longer move things around. Content still updates and still fades, it just does not travel.
- This previously applied in only a handful of places, and the card drawing animation in the hypergeometric calculator ignored it entirely.
v0.63.1
The Matrix View Fits On Your Screen
Fix
The matrix no longer scrolls sideways on a wide screen- It was drawn inside the same width as the text list, which is narrower than the grid needs, so the last column sat off the edge and had to be scrolled to even on a large monitor.
- It now takes the room it needs and stops there, so the whole curve is visible at once. On a very wide screen it centres rather than stretching, because wider columns would only add empty space.
- Deck analytics stay available here. The visual view hides them to give card art the whole window, and the matrix was being held to that rule for no reason: it has a fixed width and cannot use the space.
Fix
Matrix row labels use the same spelling as the rest of the app- They read Multicolor and Colorless now, matching every other place the app names a color.
v0.63.0
Matrix View: Color Against Cost
Feature
A new deck view with color down the side and cost across the top- Every other view is one list, however it is grouped. This is the only one with two axes, and they are the two that decide whether your mana works: which color a card needs, and how early it needs it.
- ‘My white is all on turn two and my red is all on turn six’ is something you can see here rather than work out. Colors your deck does not play are left out, and lands sit below rather than piling into the zero column.
- Find it under the view menu beside Curve, Grid and Table.
v0.62.4
The Planner Uses The App’s Own Card Search
Fix
Search results in the planner look like search results- They are the same result rows the deck’s card search uses: art, mana cost, set and price, each with its own button for choosing a different printing.
- Picking the exact printing is now one click from the result, rather than choosing a card and then hunting for a way to change its version.
Fix
The two ways to replace a card are spelled out- ‘Change the printing of this card’ and ‘Or search for a card to replace it’ are now stacked and labelled, instead of a search box with a button crowded beside it that did not say what it did.
v0.62.3
Choose Which Printing You Are Planning To Buy
Fix
Pick the exact printing of a replacement card- Choosing a replacement gave you whichever printing the search returned first, with no way to say which one you actually wanted. The chosen card now has its own Printing button.
- That matters most when the card is going on your buylist, since the printing is what you are about to go and buy.
v0.62.2
Planned Changes Show What You Have Bought
Feature
Cards in a planned change show their buylist status- The same cart and envelope icons the deck list uses, in the same colours, so a card you have decided to buy looks the same wherever you meet it.
- Only shown when a card is actually on your buylist. Marking the ones that are not would put an icon on every row to say nothing.
v0.62.1
Each Kind Of Planned Change Reads Differently
Fix
A planned change now says only what is actually changing- Changing a card for a different card shows both names and no set codes, because which printing you own is not what changed.
- Changing the printing shows the card’s name once and then the sets. Changing the finish shows the name once and then the treatment.
- Previously all three read the same way, so swapping a printing said the card’s name twice to describe something that was never about the name.
v0.62.0
Plan A Change From The Card Itself
Feature
Plan a change from a card’s menu- A card’s menu now offers Plan a change, which opens the planner with that card already chosen. Noticing you want to replace a card happens while you are looking at it.
Feature
Planned cards can go straight onto your buylist- Planning a swap usually means you do not own the card yet, so the planner offers to add it to this deck’s buylist. It is a checkbox, on by default, not something that happens without asking.
Feature
Cards with a change planned are marked in the deck list- A small arrow beside the card name, with a tooltip. The deck list and your planned changes are the same cards in two places, and nothing connected them.
Fix
Planned changes show foil, and match the deck rows exactly- Swapping a card for a foil of itself is now a change the app can express and show. The rows share their code with the deck list, so prices, set symbols and mana costs follow the same View settings in both.
v0.61.0
Planned Changes Read As One Line Each
Feature
A change now shows the card leaving and the card arriving on one row- Each change used to be a box holding a red “Remove” list above a green “Add” list, so you had to read two lists to learn one thing, and with several cards nothing said which paired with which.
- A change is now a line: the current card, an arrow, the card you are considering.
- Swapping a card for a different printing of itself is called out as a printing change and shows the set codes, since repeating the name would tell you nothing.
v0.60.1
Plan A Version Swap Without Losing The Card
Fix
Planning a different printing of a card you already run now keeps everything about it- Swapping your Sol Ring for a nicer printing is a change like any other, but applying it used to remove the card and add it back, which lost its category, its finish, its place on the buylist and its position in the list.
- The same card going out and coming in is now applied as a version change instead, which keeps all of that.
- A version change also no longer resets a foil card to non-foil.
Fix
Change log spacing- “Added Lavaspur Bootsto buylist” now has its missing space.
v0.60.0
Plan Changes To Your Own Deck
Feature
You can plan changes on a private deck- Adding a change used to require making the deck public, because the feature was built for other people to suggest things. Planning what to swap is the most private thing you do with a deck, so the owner can now do it either way.
- Other people still need the deck to be public to suggest something.
Fix
The section is now Planned Changes, and says who each one came from- The same list carries your own plans and other people’s suggestions. Naming it after only one of those made the other look out of place.
- Each row reads Your plan on your own deck, Your suggestion on someone else’s, or the name of whoever proposed it.
- Your planned changes do not affect the deck until you apply them, so card counts, the curve and the Targets panel keep describing the deck you actually have.
v0.59.0
Two-Faced Cards Are Read Properly Everywhere
Fix
Split, transforming and adventure cards are categorised on their real text- Every card with two faces keeps its rules text on the faces rather than at the top level, and most of the app was only reading the top level. Those cards were being categorised as though they were blank.
- 72 cards now pick up categories they should always have had. Nothing changes the category a card is filed under, so no deck is regrouped; cards only gain the extra jobs they were already doing.
- Existing cards keep their current categories until you recategorise a deck, which has always read both faces correctly.
Fix
Zndrsplt and Okaun can be set as partner commanders again- Both keep their Partner ability on their faces, so the app believed two of the best-known partner commanders had no partner ability at all.
v0.58.4
The Analytics Sections Line Up
Fix
Every section header now has the same shape- Titles on the left, the section's value on the right, and the fold arrow last. Previously a foldable section's title sat further in than its neighbours, so one row in the column looked misaligned.
- Game Changers is now a section like the others rather than a leftover line under the stats grid.
Feature
Game Changers shows the actual cards- The count sits on the right as a button you can press to highlight them in the deck, and opening the section shows the cards themselves. Which ones they are is usually the real question, and card art answers it faster than a list of names.
v0.58.3
Clear The Deck Search In One Click
Fix
The deck's search box has a clear button- An x appears at the right of the box whenever there is something to clear, and removes the search and the highlight in one click. Escape already did this, but only if you knew it did.
- The Add Cards search already worked this way, so the two now match.
v0.58.2
A Tidier Deck Analytics Sidebar
Fix
Targets folds away, with its answer still visible- Five labelled bars took a lot of the sidebar for an answer that is usually fine. Targets is now closed by default and its header carries a dot for each job, coloured the same way, plus how many the deck is short on.
- Open it when you want the numbers. Any analytics section can be made to fold this way now, not just this one.
Fix
Game Changers no longer looks like a broken fifth statistic- It sat under Total, Unique, Avg CMC and Value on a row of its own, reading like the layout had failed. It now has its own line and shape below them, which also suits it better: the others measure your deck, while this one decides which bracket it can be played at, and it is the only one you can click.
v0.58.1
Draw Spells Count For What They Net
Feature
Spells that draw two or three now count toward the mana base score- A spell counts for the cards it actually nets. Notion Rain counts two. Brainstorm counts one, because it puts two back. Frantic Search counts nothing, since it discards what it drew.
- Wheels count for seven, which is where this makes the most difference: a Nekusar deck gains three and a half points.
- Anything drawing a variable amount, or drawn by an opponent, is still listed rather than counted.
v0.58.0
Your Card Draw Counts Toward Your Mana Base
Feature
The mana base score can account for the cards your deck draws- Drawing extra cards means seeing more lands, so a deck that draws is better at casting its spells on time than the old number suggested.
- Where it makes a difference, the panel shows a second figure: ‘84% if you draw 2 more cards’. Saying what it assumed is the point, because a lot of card draw cannot be predicted.
- Under ‘Show the math’ it lists exactly which cards it counted and which it did not. Cards that replace themselves count once, so Brainstorm counts once rather than three times. Cards that draw every upkeep count once per turn after they land. Anything drawing a variable amount, or only under conditions, is named rather than guessed at, so the figure is a floor and your deck likely does better.
v0.57.4
Searching Your Deck By Card Text
Feature
o: searches the rules text of cards in your deck- The Add Cards search understood o:surveil because it asks Scryfall. The deck's own search runs over the cards you already have and did not know that term, so the same query came back empty.
- It now works in both. Cards with two faces, like Discovery // Dispersal, are searched on both halves rather than being treated as having no text at all.
Fix
Unsupported searches say so instead of finding nothing- The deck search understands a useful part of the card-search syntax, not all of it. Anything it did not know reported no matches, which looks exactly like a search that genuinely found nothing.
- It now names the part it cannot answer, so you can tell a real empty result from an unsupported one.
Fix
Board wipe counts include two-faced cards- The Targets panel worked out board wipes from a card's rules text, and cards with two faces read as having none, so they were counted as spot removal instead.
v0.57.3
The Highlighter Shows You Where Your Click Landed
Fix
Type entries stay lit when you pick more than one- Picking Sorceries and then Enchantments in the mana curve builds a search for either of them, but neither entry stayed highlighted, so there was no way to see what you had picked.
- Both now stay lit, and turning one off leaves the other on.
Fix
Card names from the suggestion list now actually match- Picking a card name out of the suggestion list inserted it in quotes, which is what a name with a space needs, but the deck search then compared the quote marks as part of the name and found nothing.
- Accepting a suggestion now highlights the card.
Fix
One search box for the page, not two- The buylist had its own search box that edited the same search as the one at the top of the deck, so the two always showed the same thing. Pressing a control in the analytics sidebar would jump the page down to the buylist copy.
- The deck's search box stays pinned to the top of the page, so the one that remains is always in reach. The buylist keeps its own sort and filters.
Fix
The search box flashes when something else fills it in- Pressing Game Changers, a Targets row or a curve segment writes a search into the deck's find bar, which sits well away from those controls. The deck re-highlighted and the search appeared, but nothing told you where the answer had gone.
- The find bar now flashes briefly, and scrolls itself into view if it was off screen. It stays quiet while you are typing in it.
v0.57.2
Deck Pages Do Less Work When You Open Them
Performance
Opening your own deck no longer runs a repair pass first- Every time you opened a deck you owned, the app quietly re-checked and re-saved its card count and colour identity. Both are now kept correct as you edit, so across all 331 decks that hold cards the check found nothing to fix on any of them.
- That work is gone from page load. The repair still exists and can be pointed at a single deck if one is ever needed.
v0.57.1
Picking Two Things Now Means Either, Not Both
Fix
Clicking Artifacts and then Enchantments shows you both, instead of nothing- Picking a second entry in the mana curve legend used to ask for cards that were both an artifact and an enchantment, which is almost always no cards at all. It now highlights either, and clicking one again removes just that one.
- The same goes for the Targets rows, where a job like Card draw counts more than one category.
- Searches you type can do this too now: (t:artifact OR t:enchantment) works, and previously matched nothing.
Fix
A corrupted login cookie no longer breaks every page- If your browser held a damaged session cookie, every page of the site returned an error and the only way out was clearing cookies by hand. The bad cookie is now discarded and the page loads signed out, so it fixes itself.
v0.57.0
Targets Tell You Whether The Deck Is Built
Feature
Ramp, draw, removal, wipes and lands now show against the counts decks are usually built to- A Targets panel reads 'Ramp 8 / 10-12' with a bar, so the number answers 'enough?' rather than just 'how many'. Ranges rather than single figures, because the sources themselves disagree by a card or two.
- Pressing a row highlights that job's cards in the list.
Refactor
The Roles view is gone- Its whole job was these five counts, and they are now answered in the sidebar while you edit rather than in a view you had to switch to. Seven deck views become six; if you had Roles selected, you will land on the list.
v0.56.0
A Card Can Belong To More Than One Category
Feature
Cards added to a deck now record every category they fit, not just the first- Cultivate is ramp and a tutor; Lightning Bolt is removal and burn. Until now a card was filed under whichever category matched first and the rest were thrown away.
- Your deck list is unchanged: it still groups each card under one category. The extra ones are there for filtering and for counting toward more than one target.
- Lands are still counted as lands rather than ramp, so the ramp number keeps meaning what it always did.
v0.55.0
Game Changers Are Visible While You Build
Feature
Game Changers is a headline stat, and marked on the cards themselves- Quick Stats now shows how many Game Changers a deck runs, and each one carries a small GC mark in the card views. The number decides which bracket a deck can be played at, so it is worth seeing while you build rather than only inside the bracket panel.
- Zero is shown rather than hidden, because running none is exactly what makes a deck a lower bracket. Pressing the number highlights them in the list.
v0.54.0
Category Headings Highlight, And Less Repeated Furniture
Feature
Click a category heading to highlight its cards- 'Removal 6' already names a set of cards in your deck, so pressing it now shows you which. Works in the list and the card views.
Fix
The sideboard and maybeboard no longer repeat the whole toolbar- Every section had its own search box, sort, grouping and filters, three and four rows down the page. They all edit the same settings now, so there is one set at the top.
Fix
The bracket panel listed your Game Changers twice- It named them in a sentence and again beside the button. Now it says it once, with the names under the button that highlights them.
v0.53.0
The Find Bar Suggests As You Type
Feature
Function tags now autocomplete from the whole tag tree- Type otag: and a few letters and you get matching tags with their descriptions, from all of Scryfall's tags rather than only the ones already in your deck.
- Finding something like repeatable-pp-counters used to mean opening a card's tag panel and retyping the label with hyphens by hand.
Feature
Card names and card types complete too- Typing a few letters suggests matching cards from the deck you are looking at, and typing t: suggests the card types.
- Arrow keys and Enter to pick, and completing a word in the middle of a search leaves the rest of it alone.
v0.52.0
Sort Once, Not Once Per Section
Fix
Changing the sort or grouping now applies to the whole deck- Each section of a deck kept its own idea of how to sort and group, so changing it in the main deck left the sideboard on the old one until you reloaded. They now stay in step.
Fix
Highlighting works in the table view too- It was the one view where setting a search or a Highlighter criterion did nothing at all.
Fix
Stepping through matches follows the order you see- The arrows beside the Highlighter now move down the list the way it is drawn, instead of jumping between category columns.
v0.51.1
Colour Searches Are Honest, And The Toolbar Stays Put
Fix
A colour search it cannot read now finds nothing, instead of everything- Searching c:gruul threw away the letters it did not recognise and matched every green, red or blue card in the deck. It now understands guild, shard and wedge names properly, and anything it genuinely cannot read matches nothing rather than guessing.
- A colour search with several letters now means a card that is all of them, matching what the same search does on Scryfall.
Fix
The deck toolbar stays on screen while you scroll- Scrolling to the bottom of a long deck no longer means scrolling back up to change the search or the sort.
v0.51.0
One Search Box That Finds Instead Of Filtering
Feature
The deck's search box now takes real search syntax- Type a card name, or t:creature, otag:ramp, mv<=3, c:w, -t:land, and combine them. Matches are marked in place instead of everything else being removed, so you keep your bearings in the list.
- If you preferred the old behaviour, 'Hide unhighlighted cards' in the Highlighter does exactly that.
Feature
Click the mana curve legend to highlight those cards- 'Instants 12' in the curve legend now shows you which twelve. The same goes for creatures, artifacts, enchantments, planeswalkers and sorceries.
- A deck's Game Changers count is likewise a button that highlights them.
Refactor
The Highlighter and the search box are the same thing now- They were two controls doing overlapping jobs. The Highlighter's colour, cost and type pickers now write into the search box, so you can see the search your clicks produced and edit it by hand.
v0.50.0
The Highlighter Works Everywhere, And Finds Things
Fix
Highlighting now shows up in the card views, not just the text list- Setting a Highlighter criterion tinted rows in the text list and did nothing at all in Visual or Grid. Matching cards now take an amber outline there, and the rest fade back.
Feature
Step through the matches instead of hunting for them- A counter beside the Highlighter reads how many cards match, with arrows that jump to each one and scroll it into view, wherever in the list it sits.
- Escape clears the whole thing.
Feature
The Highlighter can match on what a card does- It can now match Scryfall's function tags, so you can highlight every card that ramps or every card that recurs, not just by colour, cost and type.
v0.49.9
Tidier Suggestions, Lighter Page Loads
Fix
Deck suggestions no longer offer 'utility land'- It turned up in almost every deck, which made it as uninformative as the taplands and trilands already removed. Lands that do something specific, like land recursion, still appear and say which.
Performance
The app stops loading deck pages you never open- Every page was quietly loading a copy of each deck listed in the sidebar, the deck grids and the related-decks strip, in case you clicked one. Most were never clicked.
- Opening a deck from one of those lists may take a moment longer than before; the main navigation is unchanged and still loads ahead.
v0.49.8
Add Cards Gives The Results More Room
Fix
The card preview was cut off on a laptop screen- Pointing at a result showed a card that ran off the bottom of the window, with its rules text out of reach. The preview now sizes itself to the space it has.
Fix
More results fit on screen, and the filters take up less of it- The dialog was leaving a strip of the screen unused while the results list was squeezed into a small area, so the part you are actually reading got the least room.
- The dialog is taller, the heading is smaller, and the search suggestions sit on one line instead of two. On a standard laptop that is about a quarter more results visible without scrolling.
v0.49.7
Deck Suggestions Skip Your Mana Base
Fix
Search suggestions no longer offer you your own taplands- The suggestions under the Add Cards search were including tags that just describe a kind of land, like triland or tapland. Nearly every deck runs those, so they said nothing about the deck you were in.
- Lands that actually do something still show up, so a lands deck still gets suggestions about land recursion and the like.
v0.49.6
Build A Card Search By Clicking
Feature
Add Cards has a filter builder that writes the search for you- Press Filter under the search box, pick something like Type or Mana value, and the search is written out for you. Each filter you add becomes a chip you can remove.
- The search stays an ordinary text box the whole time. You can type in it, paste into it, or copy what your clicks produced, and the chips follow along either way.
- Each filter is listed with the search word it stands for, so the builder shows you the syntax rather than hiding it.
v0.49.5
Usage Analytics Work For Signed-Out Visitors
Fix
Page analytics were being recorded for signed-in users only- The analytics endpoint required an account, so every visit from someone who was not signed in was rejected and recorded nothing. Anyone browsing a shared deck link was invisible.
- It also meant each of those visits fired several failing requests per page, which the site paid for and got nothing from.
v0.49.4
Add Cards Suggests Searches From Your Deck
Feature
The Add Cards search now suggests what to look for, based on the deck you are in- Open Add Cards and you get a row of suggestions drawn from your own deck and its commander. A Krenko deck offers goblins; a lands deck offers land recursion; a blink deck offers flicker effects.
- Pressing one puts the exact search in the box, so you can see what ran and edit it from there.
- These replace six fixed suggestions that were the same for every deck, and which a display bug had been hiding on every screen since they were added.
v0.49.3
Deck Pages Load From Cache
Performance
Public deck pages are served from the cache instead of rebuilt for every visitor- A deck page was rebuilt from scratch on every single request, including every crawler hit, even though it was meant to be cached for five minutes. The caching setting had been in place for months and had never once taken effect.
- Opening a public deck now serves a cached page, so it arrives faster and the site does far less work per visit.
- Decks that are not public are unaffected in what they show. They now finish loading in your browser rather than on the server, so the deck skeleton appears for a moment first.
v0.49.2
Search Suggestions Say What They Do
Fix
Suggestion chips now show what they will add- The chips under the search box were labelled with a bare operator, like 'c:' or 'mv<=', while pressing one added a value picked behind the scenes. You could not tell what a chip would do until you pressed it.
- Each chip is now labelled with exactly the text it adds, so 'mv<=3' adds mv<=3. Chips also disappear once you have applied them, instead of letting you add the same filter twice.
Fix
Suggestions stay inside your commander's colours- The colour suggestion was fixed to blue and white no matter what you were building, so a deck without either was offered a filter that could only return nothing — directly under a ticked box reading 'Only cards in your commander's identity'.
- Colour suggestions are now built from your commander's identity, and are left out entirely when we do not know it rather than guessed.
v0.49.1
Search Results Polish
Fix
The card preview no longer vanishes when you open a menu- Choosing a board from the chevron menu made the preview disappear, which is exactly backwards — you pick a board for the card you are looking at.
- The preview now holds onto the last card you pointed at, so it stays put while you use the menu, pick a printing, or reach for the scrollbar.
Fix
Search results look like the rest of the app's lists- The result rows now use the same spacing, corners, hover treatment and text shading as the deck list, rather than a style of their own.
- Rows are slightly shorter as a result, so a couple more results fit on screen.
v0.49.0
A Faster Way to Add Cards
Feature
Search results are a list with a card preview beside it- Results used to be a grid of small tiles. Each tile gave the card picture about a third of its space and the rest to a name, a rarity, a price and an Add button, so only seven or eight results fit on screen and the picture was too small to read.
- Results are now a compact list, and the card you are pointing at is shown large on the right with its type line, rules text and price. Around twice as many results fit on screen, and the card you are considering is finally readable.
- Click a result to add it straight to your main deck. That is still one click, exactly as before.
- Two controls appear on the right of a row when you point at it: a chevron to send the card to your sideboard or maybeboard instead, and a button to pick a different printing, set or foil.
Feature
The quick-add box and the full search now behave the same- The small add box on the deck page and the full Add Cards search were built separately and had drifted apart — only one of them let you choose a board or a printing without leaving the list.
- Both now use the same result row, so whichever you open, the card looks the same and the same controls are there.
Fix
The Owned tag no longer sits on every search result- Results you already own were labelled with a green Owned tag that competed with the card name for space. It has been removed.
v0.48.1
Transforming Cards Show Their Cost
Fix
Double-faced cards no longer look free, anywhere- Cards that transform, like Fable of the Mirror-Breaker, showed no mana cost at all — their cost is stored on the card's front face rather than the card itself, and we were only reading the latter.
- The front face's cost is now shown everywhere it was missing: search results, the card page, the card popup, the command palette, paste previews, swaps and card previews. Cards added from those places also record the right cost.
Fix
Every search result is the same height- Cells with a short name or no mana cost used to be shorter than their neighbours, so the Add buttons in a row never lined up.
v0.48.0
A Cleaner Add Cards Dialog
Fix
"Already in deck" no longer covers the card name- It was a wide label sitting on top of the name, which is the one thing you need to read. It is a small warning icon now, and the count is in its tooltip.
Fix
Hover a search result to see the card full size- The preview that the rest of the app uses now works in the grid too, so you can read a card without adding it first.
Fix
Search results look like the rest of the app- The boxed-in containers and drop shadows around each result are gone, and card art now uses the same renderer as everywhere else — correct rounded corners, a loading state, and no cropping.
v0.47.2
A Mistyped Search Says So
Fix
Search no longer returns everything when part of your query is invalid- Typing something like otago:test used to return every card, because the unrecognised term was quietly dropped and the rest of the search ran without it.
- You now get no results and a message naming the term that was not understood.
v0.47.1
Oracle Tags on Card Pages
Feature
Full card pages show a card's oracle tags too- The tag hierarchy that the card popup shows now appears on the full card page as well, so the two agree.
- To find cards by tag, search otag:<tag> — for example otag:ramp or otag:cast-trigger — in the search bar.
v0.47.0
Pages Stop Rearranging as They Load
Fix
A deck no longer shows the wrong buttons before showing yours- Opening your own deck briefly showed the buttons a visitor sees — Clone, Add to Collection — before swapping to yours. The toolbar now waits until it knows whose deck it is, rather than guessing wrong first.
Fix
The dashboard and library loading states match the real pages- The dashboard drew a search bar and a grid of cards that the page does not have, and the library used a different layout entirely, so everything moved once loading finished.
- Both now mirror the page underneath, and headings you can know in advance are shown for real instead of as grey blocks.
v0.46.1
Deck Cards Load in One Go
Performance
A deck's cards now load in a single request instead of three- The card list, the card details and the tags used to be fetched one after another, each waiting for the one before it. They arrive together now.
- Refreshing a deck no longer shows the card names, replaces them all with "Loading...", and then puts them back.
v0.46.0
Decks Open in One Step
Performance
The deck page no longer loads its cards twice- Opening a deck used to show a loading skeleton, then an empty deck, then the cards all at once — which read as loading the same thing twice and shifted the page as it settled.
- The card list now arrives with the page, so it is there on the first paint.
Fix
The loading skeleton matches the real deck list- Skeleton rows were four pixels taller than real card rows, so a full deck jumped as it loaded.
v0.45.0
See What a Card Actually Does
Feature
Card details now show what the card does, and why- Open any card and you will see its function tags from Scryfall's community tagging, laid out as the hierarchy they belong to: ramp → mana producer → mana rock.
- Each tag carries its own description, and the card's own tags are highlighted while the broader categories they sit under stay quiet. Descriptions can be hidden if you just want the list.
v0.44.1
Sandbox Banner Fits the Page
Fix
The sandbox banner no longer slides under the analytics panel- With the deck analytics panel open, the banner ran underneath it and the Save button was cut off.
- It now ends where the panel begins, like the rest of the deck page.
v0.44.0
The Game Changer List Keeps Itself Current
Feature
Bracket ratings now follow the official Game Changer list automatically- The list is refreshed from Scryfall every week, so when Wizards revises it your brackets follow within days instead of whenever someone notices.
- The last time it drifted, ten cards were wrong and nothing looked broken.
- If a refresh ever fails, the app keeps using the last known good list rather than quietly deciding no card counts.
v0.43.1
Suggestions Work in the Sandbox
Fix
Adding a suggested card in the sandbox no longer fails- Clicking + on a suggestion in a sandbox deck returned "Failed to add card" every time, because the add went to the server for a deck that only exists in your browser.
- It now adds straight to the deck in front of you.
Fix
The + button appears on suggestions below the deck, not just in the sidebar- With the analytics panel closed, the suggestions underneath the deck had no way to add a card. Hovering one now shows the same + and printing menu the sidebar has.
- This also gives shared-deck collaborators the add button, which they were missing everywhere.
Fix
The sandbox uses the same plain background as a saved deck- The hex pattern was still showing behind the sandbox deck list, where it competes with card names. Every other deck page already drops it.
v0.43.0
Brackets Count the Right Cards
Fix
The Game Changer list is back in step with the official one- Our list had drifted ten ways from the current official one. Seven cards it still counted have been removed from the list, and three that were added were missing, so any deck holding one of the ten was rated at the wrong bracket.
- It now matches Scryfall's live list exactly, and is pinned by tests so it cannot drift quietly again.
Fix
Double-faced Game Changers are counted- Tergrid, God of Fright was on the list but never matched, because a two-faced card is stored under its full "front // back" name and the check only looked for the front.
- Both faces are matched now, so a deck holding Tergrid is rated on it.
v0.42.1
Pasted Lists Keep Their Categories
Fix
A pasted decklist keeps the [Category] tags it came with- Paste a list like "1 Sol Ring (C13) 207 *F* [Ramp]" into a deck and the cards now land in the categories the list named, instead of being sorted from scratch.
- The tags were always read and then thrown away before the cards were added. Export has emitted them all along, so a list exported from here now round-trips back in unchanged.
- Only the built-in category names are recognised. Anything else is kept as a label and sorted as before.
v0.42.0
The Sandbox Keeps Its Promises
Fix
Playtest works on a sandbox deck- The sandbox deck page has always shown a Playtest button, and until now it led to a page that could not be found.
- It now goldfishes the deck you just built, straight from your browser, with no account needed.
Feature
Goldfish any public deck without signing in- Playtest is open to signed-out visitors on public decks, so you can try a list you found before deciding to make an account.
- Private decks stay private: only the owner can playtest them.
Feature
Export a sandbox deck without an account- The sandbox now has an Export button offering Arena format, MTGO format, and a full export with categories.
- Build a deck as a guest and take the list with you.
Fix
The sandbox banner tells the truth about saving- It used to say the deck would not be saved. It always was, in your browser, and survived a reload.
- It now says so, and says what an account adds instead: the same deck on any other device, and a link you can publish.
v0.41.0
A Quieter Background
Feature
The hexagon pattern from the home page now runs through the app- Your dashboard, library, explore and the rest sit on the same faint hex grid the home page uses, so the app looks like one place instead of a landing page and a separate tool.
- It is deliberately faint and desaturated. It should read as texture you notice once and then stop seeing.
Fix
Deck pages have a plain background again- The deck page is built out of small text, and the pattern made card names harder to read in the text list. It is gone there: just a flat background behind your cards.
v0.40.0
Analytics, Reordered
Refactor
Deck analytics now reads in priority order- Mana curve and mana base quality moved above the change log, prices and suggestions. They answer whether the deck is built right, which is the question you opened analytics to ask.
- Tokens moved to the bottom, after combos. It is the one section that does not change a decision about the deck, and in the middle it split the analysis in half.
- The side panel and the full-width view use the same order, so nothing moves when you open or close the panel.
Fix
Analytics sections line up with the deck list above them- They were capped narrower than the deck they describe, and Tokens escaped the cap entirely and ran wider than everything else.
- Suggestions also changed width when you expanded it. Every section now matches the width of the deck list.
v0.39.0
Saved Pods and Mid-Game Fixes
Feature
Save a pod as a named template- On the player setup screen, tap "Save these players as a template", give it a name like "Thursday pod", and it appears on the life counter home screen.
- Tap a template to start it with those players and decks. The menu beside it lets you edit the players first, rename it, or delete it.
- Saving again under the same name updates that template rather than making a second copy.
Feature
Change a player's name and deck without restarting- Game Settings now lets you edit any player's name and pick or clear their deck, alongside the colour you could already change.
- You usually only spot a typo or the wrong deck once play has started. Until now the only fix was to start the game over.
- Life totals, counters and commander damage are untouched by the edit.
v0.38.0
Change Your Seating Mid-Game
Feature
Move players around the board after the game has started- Tap the chair icon in the middle of the board, tap a player, then tap the position you want them in. The two swap places. Tap Done when the board matches your table.
- Until now the board laid players out in the order you typed them into setup, which usually is not the order people ended up sitting in, and there was no way to fix it without starting over.
- Everything moves with the player: their life total, colour, commander damage and counters.
- Each player can also be turned around individually, for the seats that moving cannot fix. Reset puts the whole board back to the standard arrangement.
Fix
The life keypad now faces the same way as the player who opened it- It worked out its own direction separately from the board, so a turned-around player got an upside-down keypad.
v0.37.0
Play Again
Feature
Restart your last game in one tap- The life counter setup screen now opens with a Play again button that restarts the pod you last played, with the same names, decks and starting life.
- It shows you what it is about to start before you tap it: how many players, what life total, and who is at the table.
- The arrow beside it opens your earlier games, so you can pick a different pod. Remove any you no longer want with the bin icon.
- This works whether or not you are signed in, and whether or not you tapped End Game last time.
v0.36.0
Clearer Navigation
Refactor
Library is now called Your Library- The name says whose decks, collection, packages and buylist you are looking at.
- Renamed everywhere it appears: the sidebar, the page heading, the bar at the top of the page, the browser tab, and the G L keyboard shortcut.
Refactor
Notes removed from the sidebar- Notes are still there and nothing has been deleted. Existing notes, links to them from a deck, and note mentions in descriptions all work as before.
- You can still reach them from the command palette, the G N shortcut, and any link you have already saved.
Fix
Page titles no longer repeat the site name- The Your Library browser tab read "EDH Lib" twice.
Fix
The bar at the top of the life counter said Life-tracker- It now says Life Counter, matching the sidebar.
v0.35.3
Finishing a game lets you leave
Fix
Ending a game no longer asks you to start another one- Every way out of a finished game went back to the life counter, which with no game running is the new-game setup screen. If you were done playing, the app kept offering you a fresh game instead of letting you go.
- End without saving, and Done after saving, now return you to the app. New Setup still opens the setup screen, which is the button that says it will.
v0.35.2
"End Game" now says that it saves nothing
Fix
The button is called End without saving- It sat next to Save & End and above Play Again, New Setup and Return to Game, and nothing about the word "End" told you the game would not be kept.
v0.35.1
End Game says what it is actually about to do
Fix
It no longer offers a draw while a winner is selected- End Game always read "Select a winner or end the game as a draw", including when the last player standing had already been chosen for you. It now names the winner it is about to save, or tells you that saving with nobody picked records a draw.
Fix
A draw is reachable now- Choosing a winner could not be undone, so once anyone was selected there was no way to record a draw at all. Tapping the selected player again clears the choice.
v0.35.0
Every finished game has a stats page you can reach
Feature
End a game, then read it back- Finishing and saving a game now offers a View game stats button. Everything the tracker recorded is on that page: life over time, the commander damage matrix, the full event timeline, eliminations and final standings.
- It is a button, not a redirect. Choose Done and you go back to the life counter as before.
Fix
Recent Results now open the game they name- Each game under Recent Results in a deck's analytics is a link to that game's stats. The page already existed and nothing pointed at it from here.
Fix
The life chart's scale is readable- The numbers down the left of Life Over Time were drawn outside the chart and clipped, so the axis read 5 / 0 / 5 where the values were 45 / 30 / 15 / 0 / -15.
v0.34.4
The mana base builder no longer eats duplicate printings
Fix
Two arts of the same basic land survive a save- If a deck held the same basic land in two printings, say two Swamps with different art, saving anything in the mana base builder collapsed them into one. It happened on every save, whether or not you had touched that land.
- The builder was comparing one printing's count against the total for that land's name. Those are never equal when a name has two printings, so it read the difference as an edit you had made and wrote the deck to match.
- Each printing is now compared against its own count, so an untouched one is left completely alone.
v0.34.3
Analytics no longer vanish in the visual view
Fix
Switching from Text to Visual kept your analytics- The visual view runs edge to edge and does not draw the side panel. If you had the panel open, the app still believed it was showing, so it also hid the copy that lives under the deck list. The analytics were in neither place.
- They now appear below the deck whenever the panel is not actually on screen, which is what closing the panel has always done.
v0.34.2
The dashboard fits on a phone
Fix
Controls no longer run off the side of the screen- The Your Decks row carries four controls, and on a phone they were drawn past the right edge where they could not be tapped. Section headings now let their controls drop to a second line instead, and New Deck and Import show as icons there, the same as everywhere else.
- The username prompt did the same thing with its Later and Set Username buttons. It wraps now.
- Recent Community Contributions is no longer cut off mid-word.
v0.34.1
Filter bars that fit on a phone
Fix
Buttons were drawn off the side of the screen- On a 334px-wide phone, Library's controls needed 408px in a 286px row and the page clips what overflows, so Import and New Deck sat past the right edge and could not be tapped at all.
- Sort, Random, Import and New Deck now take a line of their own on a phone rather than being squashed or cut off, and the search field shares its line with the colour filter instead of taking the whole width.
Fix
Scrolling now actually shortens the header on every page- Explore barely changed height on scroll while Precons collapsed properly. The difference was that Explore has a button in its header, and that button held a row of its own open after the title had gone. Page buttons now move down beside the filters when you scroll, so every page ends up as the single control row Precons already was.
- On a phone, Explore's header goes from a third of the screen to a fifth.
v0.34.0
Page headers get out of the way when you scroll
Fix
More of the list, less of the header- On Library at a laptop height, 339px of the 793px screen was header before a single deck appeared, and the part that scrolled was smaller than the furniture above it. Scrolling now collapses the page name and its description, leaving 221px. That is a third less, and 26% more list on screen.
- The page name is not lost: the bar at the very top already says where you are, and the title comes back the moment you scroll up.
- Tabs, search and buttons stay put. They are controls, and you need them while you scroll.
Fix
The Library header could not collapse at all- Browse pages already shrank their header on scroll, but Library's header sits outside the region that scrolls, so nothing ever told it to. It listens to the right thing now, on all four tabs.
v0.33.3
Visual view sizing, second pass
Fix
Cards were too small after the last change- The new size read fine on a laptop and too small on a large monitor: it fitted 11 columns where the reference layout fits 9. Cards now sit between 228px and 240px at every window width, and a 2560px screen shows the same 9 columns.
Fix
The sliver of each card you can see is the same everywhere- Past 1536px wide, stacks left 46px of each buried card showing instead of 36. That was proportionate when the same breakpoint also made the card bigger; once it did not, it just read as a gap. It is 36px at every width now.
v0.33.2
Cards in the visual view are a consistent size
Fix
Card size no longer depends on how wide your window is- Columns stretched to fill whatever space was left, so the same deck showed 208px cards on one window width and 315px on another, and widening past a certain point suddenly made every card 35% bigger. The card size was never really a choice.
- It is one size now, around 195px, at every window width and whether or not the analytics panel is open. Wider screens get more columns instead of bigger cards.
v0.33.1
Visual view scrolls properly again
Performance
Cards buried in a stack no longer draw the part you cannot see- A card in a pile shows only its title bar, but the browser was drawing the whole card behind the one on top of it. On a full screen that was 1.6 million card pixels where the grid drew 458 thousand.
- Now it draws the visible strip, which is 400 thousand: a quarter of what it was, and the effect is worst on foil-heavy decks because every foil card carries an extra blended layer.
- Nothing looks different. Hovering still lifts the whole card.
Performance
The pointer is ignored while you scroll- Scrolling with the cursor over the cards moved the hover from card to card every frame, and each move started a blur, a layer promotion and a handful of animations nobody ever saw finish. Hover comes back the moment scrolling stops.
v0.33.0
A deck link can carry the view you were in
Feature
Every view has a link now- Only the visual view was ever in the address bar. Every other view stripped it out, so a link always dropped the reader into whichever view they happened to use last.
- Add ?view= to any deck URL: text, visual, grid, curve, table or roles. Switching views writes it for you, so copying the address shares what you are looking at.
- Old ?view=gallery links still open the visual view.
Fix
An unrecognised view in a link no longer matters- A typo or a view that no longer exists is ignored, and you get the view you last chose rather than being reset to Text.
v0.32.2
Grid view is actually a grid
Fix
Cards are the size a grid should be- Grid was borrowing the stacked view's columns, which exist so a pile has room to be tall. That put 5 cards across a 1193px page at 230px each. It now fits 8 at about 142px, the density every other deckbuilder uses.
Fix
Categories run across the page instead of down a column- Each category is now a full-width band with its cards flowing left to right, so a 37-card Lands section reads as a block rather than a single narrow strip while the Commander leaves most of a column empty.
- The count sits next to the category name instead of a screen's width away from it.
v0.32.1
The mana caveats say what they mean
Fix
"Where this is guessing" is written in plain language- "Its figure is a ceiling on how hard it is" now reads "it is easier to cast than shown here", and says why: creatures can pay for its colored mana instead of lands.
- The colorless-mana note said the model "does not pool sources" for it. It now says only the colored part of the cost was checked.
Fix
The cost-reducer note names your actual cards- Every deck with any caveat got a standing paragraph about affinity and delve, whether or not a single card in it had either. It now appears only when your deck holds one, and names it.
v0.32.0
Deck comparison uses the real mana model
Feature
Comparing decks now shows the same mana rating as the deck page- The comparison page still had the old pip-share panel, which rated a mana base by how well its sources matched its symbols. It could hand you a different verdict than the deck page did for the same deck, on the same screen you go to for a straight answer.
- Each column now shows the castability model: the percentage of your own cards you can cast when they are due, the color rows, the weakest card, and the named land swaps that would fix it.
Feature
One strictness setting for the whole comparison- Every column is judged against the same bracket, chosen once above the columns rather than per deck. An A earned at Exhibition and a C earned at cEDH are not the same letter, so comparing them was misleading.
- It starts at the highest bracket among the decks you are comparing, so the most serious list sets the bar.
Fix
Your commander counts here too- The comparison page now pulls in a commander kept in the command zone rather than in the list, the same as the deck page does.
v0.31.0
Grid view gains everything the visual view already had
Refactor
Grid and Visual are the same card now- Grid was built separately and had drifted: no select checkbox, no hover lift, no foil sheen on premium printings. It is the same card as the stacked view, laid out without the overlap, so it has all of that.
- Only the card you are pointing at animates, so a hundred-card grid costs no more than a stack.
Fix
Your chosen view survives leaving the page- Picking Grid or Roles, going elsewhere and coming back put you on Text again. The address bar was overruling the view you had chosen even when it had nothing to say about it.
Feature
Mana fixes name the exact lands to swap- Instead of "swap 3 green sources for blue", it now says which ones: "Swap Forest ×2 and Temple Garden for blue sources." It offers up basics first, never a land that already makes the color you are short of, and only as many copies as the shortfall calls for.
Fix
The headline says "on time" when a turn late still counts- At the two most forgiving settings a card may arrive a turn late, so calling the number "castable on curve" was not true.
v0.30.1
Your commander counts toward the mana base
Fix
Decks that keep the commander in the command zone now include it- If your list is 99 cards with the commander kept separate, which is how Commander actually works, the mana base was never checked against the one card you cast every single game.
- It is included now. Most decks already recorded the commander as a card and were unaffected.
v0.30.0
Judge your mana base against your deck's bracket
Feature
A five-step scale from Exhibition to cEDH- Every deck used to be held to the same bar: cast every card on curve, 93% of the time. Almost no multicolour Commander deck meets that, so nearly everything read Fair or Poor and was told to add a dozen sources it did not need. A precon and a cEDH list should not be judged the same way.
- The scale sets two things: whether a card has to arrive on curve or merely within a turn of it, and how reliable is reliable enough. The first decides your rating, the second decides how much you are told to add.
- It defaults to your deck's own bracket, the one already on its badge, so most people will never touch it. Change it and the choice is remembered for that deck.
Feature
Hovering a bar of the mana curve lists what is in it- Hover the lower part of a bar for every permanent at that cost, grouped by type with counts, and the upper part for the instants and sorceries.
- The groups are labelled permanents and non-permanents now, which is what they are called.
Fix
Every card the mana panel names can be previewed- Card names in the working, the lands a search resolves to, the rocks counted as sources, the cards with a second way to cast them, all show the card on hover. Only the hardest-to-cast list did before, so the rest sent you looking a card up elsewhere.
v0.29.0
The mana curve now shows what stays and what does not
Feature
Each bar is split between permanents and everything else- There is a visible break in every bar. Below it are the cards that stay on the battlefield, above it the instants and sorceries that do not. Eight two-drops that are all creatures is a board; eight that are all removal is a reactive deck with nothing to do on turn two, and the chart could not tell you which you had.
Feature
Hovering any part of a bar lists the cards in it- Point at the creature slice of the three-drops and you get those creatures by name, not just a count.
Refactor
The chart uses the app's colours- It was six saturated hues borrowed from a charting library, which made it the loudest thing on the page. Permanents now share one muted range and non-permanents another, so the split carries the meaning and the colours stay quiet.
Fix
Analytics sections are centred in Visual mode- They were capped to a readable width but pinned to the left, leaving a wide empty gutter beside them.
v0.28.2
Switching to Roles or Grid works on the first click
Fix
Choosing a new view no longer bounces back to Text- Picking Roles, Grid, Curve or Table updated the address bar, and that update was being read back as a fresh instruction to show the default view. The first click appeared to reload the page and land on Text; only the second one took.
- The address bar now only sets your view when you arrive, and never overrules a choice you just made.
v0.28.1
A colour can no longer read "covered" while one of its cards is short
Fix
The card driving each colour is picked by how short it is- It used to be picked by which card wanted the most sources, which is a different question once hybrid costs are involved. A hybrid demand is measured against a bigger pool, so a card wanting 30 black-or-green sources out of 31 available outranked one wanting 28 black out of 24. The colour reported covered while a card sat at 84%.
- Now the colour is driven by whichever demand is furthest from being met, so what you see matches the cards underneath it.
v0.28.0
Split cards and adventures counted as the separate cards they are
Fix
Each half of a split card or adventure is judged on its own cost- You cast one half or the other, never an average of the two, so each is now measured separately. Cruel Somnophage is a {1}{B} creature and a {1}{U} adventure, which are different demands on different turns; the panel used to see only one of them.
- This also fixes split cards being treated as far more expensive than they are. Fire // Ice is recorded as a four-drop because that is both halves added together, and it was being judged as one. It is now a pair of two-drops.
Feature
Fuse cards get their combined cost too- A handful of split cards say you may cast one or both halves. Those show all three options: each half, and the fused cost.
Fix
The mana base bars stay inside their track- A colour with a lot of spare sources could draw a bar past the end of its lane and under the number beside it. The bar is now scaled and capped against the same figure it is drawn from.
v0.27.0
Double-faced cards counted properly on both sides
Feature
A modal double-faced land now counts as a land and as a spell- Cards like Agadeem's Awakening or Sink into Stupor are a land whenever you want one, and a real spell with a real coloured cost when you do not. The mana base counted the land half and ignored the spell half entirely, so those costs were invisible to the analysis.
- Both sides are counted now. Across real decks that is around 40 copies whose colour demands were being missed.
Fix
Transforming cards are no longer mistaken for lands- Growing Rites of Itlimoc is a three-mana enchantment that becomes a land later. Legion's Landing wants three attackers first. Both were being counted as lands you could play on turn one, which inflated land counts and handed out colour sources for cards you still have to cast.
- They are scored as the spells they are, and their mana is not counted, because it sits behind a condition the deck cannot plan around.
v0.26.0
Hardest to cast now shows when each card actually arrives
Feature
Every hard card shows the turn it wants and the turn it gets- A percentage made you do the translating. Swords to Plowshares at 71% sounds like a problem, when it is just what a one-mana white spell looks like in a three-colour deck. The row now reads "T1 → T3", which cannot be misread.
- Cards that arrive on schedule show one turn and nothing else, so the arrow only appears where there is something to look at.
Feature
Each row carries the number that fixes it- Hover a card in the list and it says what to add: "Add 5 more white sources to land it on turn 1. You have 19 of the 24 it wants."
- When no mana base could fix a card it says so plainly, and when the colours are already covered it points at the land drop instead of sending you after fixing you do not need.
v0.25.0
The mana base score now tells decks apart
Refactor
Scored on the cards your mana base has to support, not an average of all of them- The old score averaged every coloured card equally, which squeezed almost every deck into the same few percent. A deck with excellent fixing and one with mediocre fixing both read about 95%, so the number was not telling you anything.
- It now measures the card that sets the requirement in each colour, which is what a mana base is built around. Across 357 real decks the scores now spread across 26 points instead of 7, and mono-colour decks correctly come out highest.
- Expect your grade to move. Excellent used to cover 39% of decks and now covers 21%, with most decks landing in Good or Fair. Nothing about your deck changed; the measurement got sharper.
Fix
Weak cards no longer count against you twice- Cards below 80% used to drag the grade down on top of the average. Now that the score is already based on your most demanding cards, docking it again was counting them twice, which pushed over half of all decks to Poor. Those cards are still listed, they just do not double-penalise.
v0.24.0
X spells are no longer judged as if X were zero
Fix
Cards costing {X} are judged on a turn you would actually cast them- A card like Black Sun's Zenith counts as a two-drop, because X is worth nothing until you pay it. The mana base panel was asking how often you can cast it on turn two, which is a turn nobody casts it on, and then calling it your deck's weakest card.
- X spells are 2.4% of the cards the score looks at and were being named the weakest card in 30.6% of decks. That is now 3.3%, and the callout names cards with a real problem instead.
- The colours a card asks for have not changed. {X}{B}{B} still wants two black sources. Only the turn it is measured on moved.
v0.23.1
Card details now check themselves every night
Fix
Missing card details are filled in from Scryfall- A fifth of stored cards were saved with only part of their Scryfall record, so details like which colours of mana a card makes were simply absent. Those gaps are now filled from the full record.
- It only fills blanks. A detail the app already has is never overwritten, so nothing you see today changes into something else.
- The cause is fixed too, not just the symptom: importing a deck used to rebuild a card's record from the incomplete details it already had, which kept the gap open. Incomplete records are now rejected, so cards stay correct from here without anything running on a schedule.
v0.23.0
Card data is now derived from Scryfall, not retyped
Fix
Repaired 739 cards whose stored details were wrong- Thirteen places in the app write cards to the database, and each one copied eleven details out of Scryfall by hand. Some dropped a detail, some copied the wrong one into the wrong slot.
- Every card now takes its details straight from the Scryfall data saved alongside it, so no part of the app can write a card in wrong. A sweep of all 15,480 stored cards repaired 739: mana production on 492, card faces on 192, colour identity on 69, type line on 58, mana value on 35, colours on 35.
- Mana production was the worst of them, which is why imported decks showed no mana rocks in the mana base.
v0.22.1
Mana rocks were not being counted at all
Fix
Every mana rock and mana creature now counts toward your mana base- A card's mana production is stored twice, and on a lot of saved printings the quick copy was empty. Lands survived that because there is a backup list of what each land taps for. Rocks and creatures had no backup, so they counted for nothing.
- On a five-color precon this was hiding 13 sources: every Signet, Chromatic Lantern, Faeburrow Elder and Timeless Lotus in the deck, plus ten lands the backup list did not know.
- Both the mana base score and the pips and sources breakdown were affected, and they now agree with each other.
v0.22.0
Ramp counts, and so does what ramp costs you
Feature
Spells that fetch a land now count as mana sources- Cultivate, Farseek, Rampant Growth, Nature's Lore, Solemn Simulacrum and around 80 others were invisible to the mana base panel, because they make no mana themselves. They put a land onto the battlefield, so they now count from the turn after you could cast them, for the colors they can actually find in your deck.
- Cards whose search depends on something you do not control are still left out: a sword that has to connect, a knight that only triggers when an opponent is ahead, an ability you have to pay for again.
Fix
Ramp now moves the turn your expensive cards are judged on- Counting ramp as extra sources without admitting it also casts your six-drop on turn five would have made every greedy curve look better than it plays. Decks with enough ramp now have their bigger spells judged a turn early, which is when they are really cast, with one fewer card drawn to find the colors.
- The two pull against each other on purpose. A Grave Titan in a ramp-heavy list gains eight new sources and still comes out slightly harder to cast.
Feature
The panel shows which mana values moved- Under the mana base working, a new line says which costs are being judged early and on what turn, so a number that moved against you explains itself.
v0.21.0
Fetchlands count for what they can actually find
Fix
Lands that search your library now count as mana sources- Evolving Wilds, Terramorphic Expanse, Fabled Passage and Prismatic Vista counted as colorless, because they make no mana on their own. The mana base panel now works out which lands they can find in your deck and counts them for those colors.
- In a two-color deck with three of them, a triple-pip five-drop was being reported 15 points harder to cast than it is.
Fix
A fetchland with nothing to find no longer gets credit for it- Windswept Heath was counted as a green and white source whether or not the deck held a single land it could fetch. It is now judged against your actual list, and the panel says when one comes up empty.
Feature
The panel shows which cards it counted as sources- Open the working under the mana base and there is a new list: every search land with the colors it reaches in this deck, and every mana rock and creature with the turn it starts counting from.
v0.20.1
The analytics panel stays how you left it
Feature
Your open or closed analytics panel is remembered- Close the panel to read a deck at full width and it stays closed on the next deck, and after a refresh. Reopen it and that sticks too.
- The setting is per browser, so a phone and a desktop can each keep their own.
- Narrowing a window still hides the panel because there is no room for it, but that does not change what you chose on a wide screen.
Fix
The two panel buttons now match- The left nav opened with a menu icon while the analytics panel used a panel icon. They are now the same icon mirrored, each one pointing at the side it opens.
v0.20.0
Analytics designed for the width it gets
Feature
A mana base chart built for the full-page view- Close the analytics panel and the mana base now shows a single axis instead of stretched bars. The line is having exactly enough: left of it is short, right is spare, and the length is by how many sources.
- Bars carry the color they describe, so a row tells you which color it is before you read the label. Whether a shortfall actually costs you games is in the number and the icon beside it.
- The figures and the instructions sit side by side underneath, so a shortfall and the fix for it are read together.
Feature
The mana curve uses the room instead of spreading out in it- The chart is capped rather than stretched, since widening it only pushed eight bars further apart. Average CMC, non-land count and your heaviest slot now sit beside it with the key, instead of drifting to the far edge.
Feature
Hover anything the panel names to see what is behind it- Hover a color's bar for the cards wanting that color, hardest to cast first. A color being eleven short raises the question of which cards it is failing, and that is the top of that list.
- Hover any card name in the breakdown to see the card. A name on its own does not tell you whether a claim about its cost is right.
Fix
A color three sources short no longer looks like one twenty-three short- Any shortfall was flagged as equally severe, so a deck with two healthy colors read as four sick ones. A color that is short but still working now reads as a warning.
v0.19.1
One mana panel, five roles
Refactor
Color Balance folded into the Mana Base panel- Two panels were grading your mana base and disagreeing with each other. There is now one verdict.
- The pip and source counts survive. Open Show the math for Pips and sources, where each number opens to the cards behind it: which cards ask for blue, and which cards produce it.
Feature
Roles now scores five jobs instead of four- Board wipes are counted separately from targeted removal. Ten answers to one thing and none to a full board is a real gap, and lumping them together hid it.
- Removal stays a single category for filing cards. Only the scorecard and its two lists split.
Fix
Card previews only appear when you hover the card's name- Crossing a row to reach a checkbox or a Set cell no longer throws a card image over the list.
v0.19.0
Four new ways to look at a deck
Feature
Curve, Matrix, Table and Roles join Text and Visual- Curve stacks your cards in a column per mana value, with a bar showing the shape. Lands sit apart, since they are played rather than cast.
- Grid shows every card at full size. Visual fans cards into overlapping piles where all you see of most of them is a name bar; Grid is the other one, with the art at a size you can read.
- Grid carries the same tools as the rest of the deck view: right-click menus, selection, and dragging a card from one category into another.
- Table is a sortable grid with eleven columns: cost, CMC, type, role, colors, color identity, power and toughness, rarity, set, finish and price. Click a column to sort, shift-click to add a tiebreaker, and pick which columns you want from the Columns button. Your choice is remembered.
- Roles groups cards by what they do and scores the four jobs every deck has to cover, so you can tell at a glance whether the deck is actually built.
- Text and Visual stay where they were. The four new views live together under one menu beside them.
- Change a card's printing and finish straight from the table. Click any Set or Finish cell to pick from every printing, with each one's available finishes and prices.
Feature
The mana base panel now tells you how to fix what it finds- Every shortfall comes with an instruction and a number. Swap a source you already run, add one dual that closes two shortfalls at once, or cut the single card setting a color's requirement on its own.
- When three colors are short at once it says so plainly, because that is a statement about the deck rather than a land you can add.
v0.18.0
The mana base panel now knows what turn it is
Feature
A new Mana Base panel scores how reliably your deck casts its own cards- Every card is judged on the turn it actually comes down, so a double-pip three-drop is treated as the hard card it is and a triple-pip eight-drop as the easy one it is. The old reading counted mana symbols, which gets that backwards.
- Each color names the single card driving its requirement, so you can see exactly which card is asking for more sources than you have.
- Games where you missed a land drop are left out of the score. That is a land count problem, not a color one, and mixing them hid both.
- Hybrid costs are read properly: a card costing red-or-white counts every red and every white source, and counts your duals once rather than twice.
Feature
Cards that can be cast more than one way are priced both ways- Kicker, flashback, evoke, foretell, escape, and the two halves of split and adventure cards each get their own figure.
- Only the printed cost counts toward the deck score. A kicker you never pay should not drag down a deck that plays fine.
- Cost reducers like delve and affinity let a card land earlier than its printed turn, which makes its colors harder, not easier. Both ends are shown, because how much you save depends on the game.
Feature
The panel shows its work- Open “Show the math” for the sources-needed table at your land count, the hardest cards to cast, what the model assumes, and where it admits it is guessing.
- A deck can no longer be graded Excellent while one of its cards is nearly uncastable. The grade drops a band and names the cards responsible.
Performance
Adding a batch of cards recalculates once, not once per card- Pasting a twenty-card list used to update the deck twenty times over. Now it updates once.
- The analysis itself is about thirty times faster, so the deck page stays responsive while you build.
v0.17.1
Rough edges from the redesign
Fix
Card categories are easier to pick out again- Category headings sat at the same size as the card names under them, so the groups ran together
- The line under each heading is back, which marks where one group ends and the next begins
Fix
The bracket badge opens for everyone again- On a deck you don't own the badge did nothing when clicked and showed only its number on hover
- Clicking it now explains the bracket, why the deck was assessed that way, any Game Changers it found, and the official Wizards bracket guidelines
- Owners still get the picker for setting their own bracket
Refactor
The dashboard stops showing you the same decks three times- "Jump back in" was the first three rows of Your Decks, and anything public you had just edited also turned up under Recent Community Contributions
- It now shows the decks you last opened, including other people's decks and precons you were reading
- Your own decks no longer appear under Recent Community Contributions
Fix
Long lists no longer jump sideways while loading- Scrolling a long list could briefly show a second scrollbar beside it and shift the whole page across
- Most noticeable on Windows and Linux, or on a Mac with a mouse attached, where scrollbars take up space
Fix
A card page now shows the decks running it properly- Each deck showed a wall of raw text where its description should have been
- Decks are now drawn the same way they are everywhere else in the app, with a marker for how the card is used in each one
Refactor
Combos moved to the bottom of the deck page, with pictures- With the analytics panel closed, combos sit at the end and show the actual cards rather than a list of names
- The panel keeps the compact list, since there is no room for art there
Refactor
Card rows dropped the note icon- Imported decks marked every single card with a note, so the icon appeared on all of them and meant nothing
- Reading and writing notes both live in the row menu, and imports no longer add a note just to record the set
v0.17.0
A single design system across the whole app
Feature
Pin your deck's Commander bracket- The bracket badge on a deck you own is now a picker, so you can state the bracket you actually play the deck at
- Leave it alone and the bracket keeps assessing itself from the decklist as before
- Once you pin one it stays put no matter how the list changes, and clearing it hands the deck back to the automatic assessment
Fix
Cards played from hand no longer land on top of each other- In the playtester on a shorter board, everything you played piled into the same spot in the top-left corner
- Creatures, lands and everything else now fill their own areas of the battlefield and step across as you play more
- On a very short board the three areas sit side by side instead of stacking
Fix
Deck descriptions edit in place, and history stays out of the way- The description spans the full width of the deck and is edited where it sits, with a header like every other section
- Deck history is collapsed by default and expands when you want it
Fix
Tooltips and menus sit on a lighter surface without the glow- Hover previews and menus were darker than the page behind them, which made them recede instead of lift
- The deck itself lost the unnecessary glowing wrapper, so Suggestions and Discussion match the deck rather than framing it differently
Fix
The printing you pick for a commander now sticks when the deck is created- Choosing a Secret Lair, showcase, borderless or extended-art version used to create the deck with the plain version from that set instead
- Changing a commander on an existing deck was already correct; only deck creation was affected
Fix
Card images show a proper loading state instead of a black box- Drawing a card in the playtester, opening the mana base, or hovering a card name showed a black rectangle until the image arrived
- You now see the card's outline with its name while it loads, then the art fades in
- Cards missing artwork fall back to a labelled placeholder rather than an empty space
Feature
Filters are rebuilt and can now answer more questions- Start with a Filter button and add only the filters you want; each one appears as a chip you can edit or remove
- Color filtering gained real operators: include, exclude, are exactly, and are within
- "Mono-red only" and "anything without blue" are now expressible, which the old color toggles could not do
- Sorting is one control: the label carries the direction and clicking it reverses the order
Refactor
The dashboard leads with your decks and your work- Jump back in shows the decks you edited most recently, so you can pick up where you left off
- Your decks are a scannable list with card counts and colors rather than a wall of art
- Community and Following feeds are horizontal shelves below your own decks
- Library owns all browsing of your decks, so the two pages no longer duplicate each other
Refactor
One consistent look across every page, dialog and menu- Every deck is drawn by the same card, wherever it appears
- Toolbar controls share one height, one corner radius and one border
- Buttons differ by color rather than by shape, and every dialog and menu shares one surface
- Card names in deck lists have room to breathe: the quantity moved onto the name and the row menu no longer holds a column open
v0.16.1
Set your deck's bracket yourself
Feature
Click the bracket number on your deck to change it. Until you do, we keep assessing it from your decklist as before- Pick any bracket from 1 to 5, with a one-line description of each
- Once you choose, the bracket stays put no matter how you edit the deck — it won't quietly move on you again
- "Re-assess automatically" hands it back to us if you change your mind
- An info button shows the official Wizards of the Coast bracket definitions, so you can check what you're picking
- You can also see why we assessed the deck the way we did, including which Game Changers we found
v0.16.0
A new look, if you want it
Feature
There's a second interface now, called Editorial. Turn it on in Settings > Appearance, and switch back any time- Quieter and flatter: your deck's name leads the page instead of the button bar, and hairlines replace the boxes around everything
- Card counts, prices, and stats now line up in columns, so you can compare them at a glance
- Your color theme finally reaches the buttons and highlights, not just the background
- The commander art no longer sits blurred behind your card list, which makes long lists easier to read
Feature
In Editorial, the deck toolbar keeps its labels on phones instead of collapsing into a row of unlabelled icons- Sort, Group, Select, View, Highlighter, and Filters now say what they are on a small screen
- Your deck's tags fade out at the edge so you can tell there are more to scroll to
Feature
In Editorial, foil cards are marked with an iridescent underline instead of a plain one- The old marker looked exactly like a link underline, so it was easy to miss or misread
Refactor
In Editorial, the bar at the top of every page shows where you are and one step back, rather than the whole trail- The sidebar drops its section headings and its Recently Viewed list, which duplicated what Cmd+K already does
v0.15.68
Search any printing by set
Feature
In the printing picker you can now search any set by name or code (e.g. "Zendikar" or "znr") and it finds that printing even if it hasn't been loaded yet — no need to scroll through everythingv0.15.67
Faster printing picker
Performance
Choosing a printing now loads only the newest 175 versions up front and loads the rest as you scroll — so cards with hundreds of printings (Forest, etc.) open instantly instead of fetching every version you'll never look at- Scrolling back up re-shows already-loaded printings with no reload, and pages are cached for the session so reopening the picker is instant
- Requests still route through our rate-limited proxy and load one page at a time, so fast scrolling can't overload Scryfall
v0.15.66
Full deck history
Feature
A new Deck History log at the bottom of each deck records every change — not just cards, but also privacy toggles, renames, commander changes, tag edits, and collaborator adds/removes — with who made each change and when- Only you and your collaborators can see it; it's never shown to the public
v0.15.65
Snap-to-grid in the playtester
Feature
Cards on the free-form playtest battlefield now snap to a light grid, so they line up neatly when you place them near each other while the board still feels free- A preview outline shows exactly where a card will land while you drag
v0.15.64
Close card previews on mobile
Fix
Card previews opened by tapping a card name on mobile now have a close (X) button, so they no longer get stuck covering the screenv0.15.63
Editors can actually edit
Fix
Collaborators you share a deck with as an editor can now make changes — adding, removing, moving, and recategorizing cards all save correctly- Owner-only actions (privacy, comment lock, managing collaborators) stay restricted to the deck owner
v0.15.62
Private deck share warning
Fix
Copying the link to a private deck now warns you it's private — the Share menu shows a Private badge, and copying explains others can't open it until you make the deck publicv0.15.61
Roomier lists + card display options
Feature
Deck lists reclaim the selection-checkbox column during normal browsing — checkboxes only appear once you turn on Select, so category columns sit closer togetherFeature
New View menu (in the card toolbar) to show or hide mana cost, price, and rarity-colored set symbols per card — defaults to mana cost only- Your choices are saved to your account, so they follow you across devices
v0.15.60
Smarter suggestion adds
Feature
Add a suggested card to your main deck, sideboard, or maybeboard, and pick a specific printing — via the new chevron menu next to the + button- The + one-click adds the recommended printing to your main deck; the chevron menu lets you choose a board or open the printing picker (set, art, foil)
Feature
Hovering a suggestion now shows labeled EDHREC stats — Synergy, Inclusion %, and how many decks run the cardFeature
The two percentages on each suggestion now have tooltips explaining they're Synergy (fit with your commander) and Inclusion (how common the card is)v0.15.59
Usable Suggestions add button
Fix
The add (+) button now uses the app's standard subtle button style and floats over the right end of each suggestion on hover, clear of the card preview- Card names keep their natural position (no extra left padding), and the preview opens above your cursor
v0.15.58
Suggestions add button + preview polish
Fix
Suggestion card names no longer have extra left padding — the add (+) button floats in the list's existing indent instead of pushing every name overFix
The card preview now opens above your cursor in Suggestions, so it no longer covers the + button or the card namesv0.15.57
Smoother suggestions
Fix
Adding a card from Suggestions now just removes that card from the list instead of flashing the whole panel- Suggestions are fetched once per commander and filtered as your deck changes, so there's no reload when you add a card
Feature
The add (+) button now sits on the left of each suggestion, next to the card nameFeature
Added cards now glide out of the Suggestions list with a quick, lightweight animationv0.15.56
Deck comparison fixes
Fix
Deck comparison now compares only the cards in each deck, not sideboard or maybeboard cards- A deck with cards benched in its maybeboard no longer shows those as differences, so the shared/unique counts match the deck's real 100 cards
Fix
Adding a deck from the comparison screen now opens the picker in place instead of jumping back to a single deckFix
The deck list in the compare picker now scrolls when it's longer than the dialogv0.15.55
Deck descriptions render correctly
Fix
Mana symbols in deck descriptions now render as icons instead of raw {W}{U}{R} text- Descriptions everywhere now use one shared text renderer, so formatting is consistent and can't drift between views
Fix
Hovering a card name in a description now shows the card preview instead of an empty boxv0.15.54
Faster counters, equip more, cleaner marquee
Feature
Adding a counter to a card is now one click- Hover a battlefield card and click +1/+1 to add one instantly, or use the caret for any other counter type — no more digging through the menu
Fix
You can now attach Equipment and Auras to Vehicles and other artifacts, not just creatures- Cards like crewable Vehicles are valid attach targets in the playtester now
Fix
Drag-selecting cards on the battlefield no longer shows the browser's blue highlightv0.15.53
Reliable card search, richer descriptions, smoother adding
Fix
Card search no longer fails with rate-limit errors- All card lookups now go through the app instead of each browser hitting Scryfall directly, so searches stay fast and reliable and never trip Scryfall's rate limits
Fix
Deck descriptions now show real mana symbols instead of raw {W}{U}{R} text- Mana tokens in any description render as their proper symbols; broken card previews in descriptions are fixed too
Feature
Adding cards from the full Add Cards search no longer clears your search- Your search and results stay put after adding a card, so you can quickly add several in a row — each add still confirms with a toast
Fix
Hovering a card while scrying or surveiling now shows a full-size preview- The small cards in the scry/surveil view are now readable — hover the thumbnail to zoom
v0.15.52
Drop cards onto the deck to put them on top
Feature
The deck is now a drop target in the playtester — drag a card onto it to put it on top of your library- Works from any zone, just like dropping onto the graveyard, exile, or hand; drag a whole selection to move it all on top
v0.15.51
Decks group themselves by function automatically
Feature
Cards are now grouped into functional categories (Ramp, Removal, Card Draw, Counterspells…) automatically, with no setup- Grouping uses each card's Scryfall data, so a new deck is already organized the moment you open it
- Move a card to a different category any time — your choice always sticks; only unmoved cards follow the automatic grouping
Refactor
Removed the manual Auto-Categorize / templates / reset controls — categorization just happens now- You can still create, rename, reorder, and delete your own categories and move cards into them
v0.15.50
Playtest board: deck-top drag, tidier placement, easier menus
Feature
Drag the top card off your deck straight onto the battlefield, graveyard, exile, or hand- Grab the top of the library and drop it where you want it — the card reveals as you drag; a plain click still draws
Feature
Hovering a card raises it above its neighbors so its menu is always reachable- No more digging under overlapping cards to reach the three-dot menu
Fix
Cards added to the field now land neatly next to each other instead of spread far apart on wide screens- Placement now follows the actual card size, so freshly played cards sit edge to edge on any monitor
Refactor
Removed the auto-stack battlefield layout — the free-form board is now the single, consistent modev0.15.49
Zoom the free-form playtest board
Feature
Added a zoom control to the free-form battlefield so you can size the whole board to your screen- Zoom out to fit a crowded board on a small monitor, or in to read the details — the battlefield and hand cards scale together and always stay the same size
- Click the percentage to snap back to 100%
v0.15.48
Consistent, readable playtest cards on every screen
Fix
Playtest cards are now a fixed, readable size instead of scaling with your window- Cards no longer shrink on small monitors or balloon on wide ones, and hand cards now match the size of cards on the battlefield exactly
v0.15.47
Cleaner card snapping and matched hand sizing
Feature
Snapped cards now line up flush AND align at the top and bottom edges- When two cards snap together they sit perfectly side by side, tops and bottoms even, so the board tiles cleanly
Feature
Hand cards now match the battlefield card size, so a card no longer grows when you drag it onto the board- Cards keep the same size from hand to battlefield (capped to fit the hand row), and dragging one from your hand can now snap it to a neighbor just like moving one already on the board
v0.15.46
Snap cards edge-to-edge in the playtester
Feature
Free-form battlefield cards now snap flush to a neighbor when you drag an edge close to one- As you drag, the two edges that will join light up so you can see the snap before you let go — get close and release to line them up, or drop anywhere else to place freely
- Only snaps when an edge is genuinely near another card's edge; it never pulls a card toward a neighbor on its own
v0.15.45
A bigger, clearer playtest table
Feature
Opening the playtester now collapses the sidebar to give you a wider play area- The sidebar snaps back to your usual setting the moment you leave the playtester
Feature
Creatures on the battlefield now show their power/toughness, and it updates live with counters- A clear P/T readout sits in the corner of each creature; adding +1/+1 or -1/-1 counters bumps the numbers and tints them green when buffed or red when reduced
Feature
Counters on cards are larger and easier to read at a glance- Bigger, bolder counter badges so you can read the count without squinting
Feature
Free-form battlefield cards are larger for a more Archidekt-like table- Combined with the collapsed sidebar, there's more room and bigger, more legible cards
v0.15.44
A more consistent, coherent app
Fix
The life tracker's center controls no longer overlap a player's counters or commander-damage after you swipe- Swiped panels now leave room for the floating control hub in the middle of the board
Fix
The life tracker's main life page now shows all of a player's active tokens and markers, not just Monarch and Initiative- City's Blessing plus poison, energy, experience, treasure, storm, and commander tax now appear as compact badges when active
Fix
Playing cards from your hand in the playtester now spreads them out instead of stacking them on the exact same spot- Each card cascades to the next open slot in its area so you can still see the cards underneath
Fix
You can now cancel out of the playtester's opening-hand screen and return to your deck- A "Back to deck" button on the mulligan dialog means you're no longer locked in once a playtest starts
Feature
In the playtester's free-form battlefield, the card you just dragged now comes to the top of the pile- Dragging a card over others brings it to the front regardless of when it was played, plus a "Bring to Front" option in the card menu
Feature
Drag an Equipment or Aura onto a creature in the free-form battlefield to attach it- The creature lights up with an "Attach" badge while you drag over it; drop to attach, or drag onto a different creature to move it
Fix
Equipment and auras no longer get stuck raised over their creature after you move the stack- The hover-lift on attached cards now clears as soon as you start dragging
Fix
Card search no longer shows a scary "Scryfall API error" when a search simply has no matches- A query that matches nothing now shows a normal "No cards found" empty state instead of an error
Fix
The playtester's "+ Token" button now recognizes more of your deck's token-makers- Token detection now reads each card's rules text (create a token, Investigate, Fabricate, and more) instead of guessing from the card name, so decks that make Clues, Treasures, and the like enable the button
Fix
Deck suggestions now include artifacts (and any other category EDHREC provides)- Mana Artifacts, Utility Artifacts, Battles, and any future EDHREC category now appear in Suggestions — previously artifacts were dropped because they aren't a single EDHREC bucket
Fix
Adding a card to a deck no longer flashes/reloads the whole card list- The card list now updates in place when you add a card, instead of briefly blanking the section to a loading skeleton (and no longer closes an open card popup)
Fix
Filtering and sorting your decks now covers all of them, not just the first page- Color/search filters and name/date sorting on your Library and Dashboard decks previously only looked at the decks already scrolled into view; they now load your full deck list first so every matching deck shows
Feature
Easier multi-select in the deck editor- Once you've selected a card, clicking anywhere on a card (list or visual) selects it — no need to hit the small checkbox — while the ⋮ menu stays available
- A checkbox in each category header selects or deselects the whole group at once
- Cards no longer drag by accident while you're multi-selecting, and the row no longer shifts sideways when the select box appears on hover
Refactor
Browse pages now share one look- Precons, Library, and your Dashboard use the same page header and controls, so moving between them feels consistent while each keeps its own tools
Refactor
Loading spinners, empty states, and keyboard-shortcut keys now look the same everywhere- Unified hundreds of one-off loading, "nothing here", and shortcut-key styles into shared components for a more polished, coherent feel
v0.15.43
UX fixes across the app
Fix
Single-player life counter no longer risks double-counting a tap (−2 instead of −1) on touch devicesFix
"Clear Filters" on the deck grid now resets your filters in place instead of reloading the whole pageFix
A few dashboard section headings that were rendering unstyled now display correctlyFix
Larger, easier-to-tap +/− buttons for commander damage and counters on the life trackerFix
Fixed an invisible panel in Settings → Appearance and removed the development banner from the dashboardv0.15.42
Faster online game join/host flow
Feature
Your display name is now remembered between online games, so you don't have to retype it every time you join or hostFeature
Press Enter to join or start an online game instead of reaching for the buttonv0.15.41
Add any card to your playtest game
Feature
New "Add Card" button in playtest lets you search for any Magic card — not just what's in your deck — and drop it into your hand, battlefield, library, graveyard, or exile- Useful for goldfishing against a hypothetical draw or testing how your deck plays against a specific card.
v0.15.40
Multi-select and bulk move in graveyard/exile
Feature
Click cards in the graveyard or exile viewer to select several at once (shift-click to select a range), then move them all to hand, battlefield, library top/bottom, or the other zone in one clickv0.15.39
Free-form battlefield layout
Feature
New "Free-Form" toggle in the playtest toolbar lets you drag any permanent to any spot on the battlefield, instead of cards auto-grouping by name- Switch back to "Auto-Stack" any time — your board, your call.
- Newly played or created cards land in an open spot automatically; drag them wherever you like from there.
v0.15.38
Win rate badge on your dashboard
Feature
Your dashboard now shows your overall win rate next to "Your Decks", based on every game you've tracked- Counts games from your own decks and any online games you joined.
- Only shows up once you have at least one finished game.
v0.15.37
Life counter: low-life warning and K.O. animations
Feature
Your life total now pulses with a red glow once it drops to 5 or below, on both the multiplayer and single-player life counterFeature
Getting eliminated now plays a small animation with a randomized flavor message, instead of a plain static overlayv0.15.36
Right-click menu for the playtest battlefield
Feature
Right-click anywhere on the empty battlefield for quick access to Draw, Untap All, Next Turn, Shuffle Library, Add Token, Proliferate, Select All, Undo/Redo, and Reset GameFix
The Shuffle Library keyboard shortcut (S) now actually worksv0.15.35
Playtest battlefield reliability fixes
Fix
Equipment and auras no longer disappear when their host permanent stacks with another copy of itself on the battlefieldFix
Undo now correctly reverses tapping/untapping multiple selected cards at once, instead of getting stuckFix
Tokens are now properly destroyed when they leave the battlefield by any means (drag to graveyard, sent to library, etc.), instead of lingering as ghost cardsFix
+1/+1 and other counters no longer incorrectly persist on a permanent that leaves and later returns to the battlefieldFix
Undoing "Next Turn" now also returns the turn's free draw to your libraryFix
Destroying a token can now be undoneFix
Life tracker: undoing commander damage now correctly restores the specific commander (main or partner) that dealt it, instead of sometimes affecting the wrong oneFix
Life tracker: undo now cancels any damage still batching in the background, preventing a stale change from silently reappearing in the game log a moment laterFix
Life tracker: an eliminated player's commander can no longer deal further tracked damagev0.15.34
Faster page loads across most of the app
Performance
Most pages (dashboard browsing, explore, precons, library, settings, notes, docs, and deck pages) now load from cache instead of being rebuilt from scratch on every single visit- This should be especially noticeable on public deck pages and browsing pages.
Fix
Signed-in users may briefly see the sidebar in its default state for a moment on first load before it snaps to their last saved open/closed preferencev0.15.33
Fixed a wrong "N of 100 filtered" count on the deck view
Fix
The card count under the deck's filter bar no longer undercounts decks with stacked cards (like multiple copies of a basic land in one row), and no longer shows at all unless a filter is actually activev0.15.32
Fixed accented commander names not matching search, and a visual glitch in search results
Fix
Searching a commander or deck name with an accent (e.g. "eowyn" for Éowyn) now matches, even without typing the accentFix
Fixed overlapping/garbled rows that could appear in the search (Cmd+K) results listv0.15.31
Tag search in Cmd+K now finds public decks too
Feature
Searching by tag in Cmd+K now finds matching public decks from anyone, not just your ownv0.15.30
Scry and surveil now support real drag-and-drop
Feature
You can now drag cards directly to sort a scry or surveil, instead of only clicking buttons- Cards for library, bottom, and graveyard now show as columns side by side — drag a card into the column you want, or drag within a column to set its exact order. Quick-assign buttons are still there for fast sorting without dragging.
v0.15.29
Search (Cmd+K) got a lot more powerful
Fix
Search (Cmd+K) can now reliably find public decks and precons by name, not just your own- Previously, a signed-in search could only find your own decks by name — someone else's public deck, or a precon, would only turn up if its commander happened to match too.
Feature
Search (Cmd+K) now searches your decks by tag, groups decks that share a commander together, and shows every result type under its own labeled section- Results are now organized into Decks, Tags, Users, Notes, and Cards sections, and decks with the same commander (like several precons) cluster under one heading instead of showing as separate, unrelated rows.
v0.15.28
Deck comparison cards now match the deck view
Fix
Card names in the deck comparison view are now clickable links, matching the underlined look of the regular deck viewv0.15.27
Fixed unscrollable deck list in Compare Decks, plus a closer visual match to the deck view
Fix
The deck list in the "Compare Decks" picker can now be scrolled- The list was silently clipped instead of scrolling, hiding every deck past the first few.
Fix
Cards in the deck comparison results now use the exact same row style as the regular deck view- Previously the comparison page had its own hand-rolled card row that looked and behaved differently from every other card list in the app.
Refactor
Replaced the comparison page's default blue/purple deck-identity colors with a set that doesn't lead with that pairingv0.15.26
Clearer card suggestions — see why each card is recommended
Feature
Card suggestions now show why a card is recommended when you hover it, and explain what the synergy/inclusion percentages mean- An info icon in the dialog header explains what "synergy" and "inclusion %" mean, and hovering any suggested card now shows the same reasoning as a badge.
Feature
The highest-signal suggestions (High Synergy, Top Cards, New Cards) are now grouped separately under "Recommended for this commander" and open by default- Previously these were mixed in alphabetically with browse-by-type groups (Creatures, Instants, etc.) and started collapsed, so the best suggestions were easy to miss.
v0.15.25
Smoother scry and surveil — no more jumping cards, faster hover previews
Fix
Clicking through cards while scrying or surveiling no longer shifts the next card out from under your cursor- The list of cards you're sorting now stays put as you assign cards to piles, instead of jumping down the screen each time a pile appears.
Feature
Every pile in the scry/surveil dialog can now be reordered, not just the top-of-library pile- Bottom-of-library and graveyard piles now have the same up/down reorder controls as the top pile.
Performance
Card hover previews in the scry/surveil dialog no longer cause the whole dialog to lag while sorting a lot of cardsv0.15.24
Compare decks from any public deck page, plus a more polished comparison view
Feature
Added a Compare button to the deck toolbar when viewing someone else's public deck- Previously, comparing against another deck was only reachable from your own decks — now you can start a comparison from any public deck you're viewing.
Feature
The deck comparison page now shows a mana curve and color balance breakdown for each compared deck- The same mana-curve chart and color-balance analysis from the single-deck view are now available side by side for every deck in a comparison, under a new "Mana Analytics" section.
Fix
The deck comparison page now uses the same card art, mana symbols, and panel styling as the rest of the app- Commander thumbnails and mana costs render through the app's shared components instead of one-off styling, so the page looks and feels consistent with the rest of edhlib.
v0.15.23
24 more fetch lands added, plus a color-identity fix for command lands
Feature
Added 24 land-searching lands that were completely missing from the Mana Base Builder, including a full "Landscape" cycle and the Streets of New Capenna shard lands- Lands like Krosan Verge, the Panorama cycle, and the "Landscape" cycle now show both what they actually tap for and what colors they can fetch, so it's clear which is which.
Fix
Several command lands (Sunhome, Fortress of the Legion and similar) were incorrectly showing as colorless-identity, when they're really restricted to specific colors- These lands only tap for colorless mana, but a second ability has real color requirements — they now show up only for decks that match those colors, same as the real card.
v0.15.22
Fetch lands now show their real, colorless identity
Fix
Fetch lands (Windswept Heath, Polluted Delta, and similar) were incorrectly treated as having a real color identity in the Mana Base Builder- Fetch lands are colorless and legal in any deck — they now show up correctly for decks of any color, instead of being hidden from decks outside their "attributed" colors.
- They no longer count toward your mana-source totals, since they don't actually tap for mana on their own.
- The Mana Base Builder still shows their practical colors (e.g. "fetches G/W") so they're easy to find when browsing or filtering, even though that's separate from their real, colorless identity.
v0.15.21
Mana Base Builder: correctness, advanced filters, and a responsive layout
Fix
The Mana Base Builder now correctly detects what's already in your main deck- Previously it counted sideboard and maybeboard lands as part of your main deck's mana base.
- Lands already in your sideboard or maybeboard now show a small badge instead, without counting toward your 100-card total.
Fix
Going over the 100-card limit now shows a warning instead of blocking you- You can add lands even if it pushes your deck over 100 cards — you'll just see a clear warning first.
Feature
Added advanced color filters — "Only" and "Not", alongside the existing "Includes"- "Only" shows lands that don't produce any color outside your selection.
- "Not" excludes any land that touches a selected color.
- Makes it much easier to find exactly the lands you need for a specific mana base gap.
Refactor
Visual and layout pass to match the rest of the app- Fixed the mana-source counts overflowing/truncating at narrower widths.
- The dialog now reflows into a scrollable single column on smaller screens instead of clipping.
v0.15.20
Choose where a card goes while picking its printing
Feature
The card search results now let you pick a destination (Main Deck, Sideboard, or Maybeboard) and a buylist toggle before choosing a printing- Previously, choosing a specific printing always added the card straight to your main deck — you had to find it afterward and move it manually.
- Now you can set the destination once and it applies whether you quick-add a card or pick a specific printing first.
v0.15.19
Mana Base Builder card-count and land-color fixes
Fix
The Mana Base Builder's card-count total could be wrong when a deck had multiple printings of the same land, incorrectly blocking you from adding more lands- Decks with two different printings of the same land (a common case for basics) were undercounted, making the dialog think the deck was already over 100 cards when it wasn't.
- The total now correctly counts every printing, so the "exceeds 100 cards" limit only shows up when it's actually true.
Fix
Several lands were tagged with the wrong colors in the Mana Base Builder, causing them to show up under the wrong color filters- Checked every land's stored color data against Scryfall and corrected the ones that were wrong (including a colorless land that was miscategorized as producing two colors).
v0.15.18
Compare your deck against any public deck, not just your own
Feature
The deck comparison picker can now search every public deck, not just your own- Compare Decks now defaults to searching public decks from the whole community, with a toggle to switch back to just your own decks.
- Public results show who each deck belongs to, so you always know whose deck you're comparing against.
v0.15.17
More reliable printing changes, and surge/ripple/galaxy foil labels
Fix
Switching a card to a printing not seen before could fail with a generic Scryfall error even though the printing was valid- The lookup now automatically retries on a temporary network hiccup instead of failing outright.
- A background caching step no longer blocks the printing change if it stumbles — your selection always goes through as long as the printing itself is real.
Feature
The Choose Version picker now shows the real name of special foil treatments- Surge Foil, Ripple Foil, Galaxy Foil, Rainbow Foil, and other named finishes now show their actual name instead of just "Foil".
- You can also filter the picker by treatment name (e.g. typing "surge") to find a specific foil version faster.
v0.15.16
No more flicker when adding a card to your deck
Fix
Adding a card to a deck now updates the deck instantly instead of reloading the whole page- Previously, adding a card triggered a full page refresh to show it, which caused a jarring flash.
- The card now appears immediately in the right place, the same way removing or editing a card already worked.
v0.15.15
A visual consistency pass across deck comparison, import, and suggestions
Refactor
Cleaned up visual inconsistencies across the deck comparison page, import dialog, card suggestions, tags editor, and several smaller surfaces- The deck comparison page no longer uses a rainbow of saturated colors to tell decks apart — it now matches the rest of the app's calmer visual language.
- The import dialog, card suggestions, and tag editor now use the same colors, buttons, and empty states as the rest of the app instead of their own one-off styles.
- Fixed several small inconsistencies elsewhere: card images that weren't using the app's optimized image loading, a couple of mismatched greens for "success" states, and inline card/deck/package references in rich text that each had their own random color instead of one consistent accent.
v0.15.14
Smoother scrolling through your decks
Performance
Scrolling through decks on the Dashboard and Library pages is noticeably smoother- Deck cards were being needlessly re-rendered on every scroll-related update — fixed so a card only re-renders when its own data actually changes.
v0.15.13
Fixed the selection outline only showing at card corners
Fix
Selected battlefield cards now show a complete blue outline instead of just the corners- The outline was being partly covered by the card art itself along the straight edges — now it renders on top, so the full border is visible.
v0.15.12
Cards light up as you drag-select them
Feature
Dragging a selection box across the battlefield now highlights cards live, before you release the mouse- Matches the same blue-highlight treatment used elsewhere when a card is about to be affected by an action.
v0.15.11
Moved the selection panel, and kept the full selection outline
Fix
The battlefield selection panel now floats above your hand instead of the top-right corner- Matches where the deck builder's own bulk-action bar lives, so it's in a consistent, expected spot across the app.
v0.15.10
A bolder selection panel
Fix
The floating selection panel is easier to notice — it now has a blue border matching the selected cards- Should no longer be easy to miss after selecting a group of cards.
v0.15.9
Fixed the selection highlight getting cut off on battlefield cards
Fix
The blue selection outline on selected battlefield cards no longer gets clipped on the left or right edge of a row- The outline now draws just inside each card's border instead of just outside it, so it can't get cut off by the row's edge anymore.
v0.15.8
A clearer selection panel, and moving groups of cards together
Fix
The battlefield selection panel is now a distinct floating panel instead of blending into the toolbar- It no longer replaces Draw / Untap All / Next Turn while you have cards selected — both stay visible and usable at the same time.
Feature
Dragging one of several selected cards now moves the whole group together- Select multiple creatures, then drag any one of them to Hand, Graveyard, or Exile — all of them move at once instead of just the one you dragged.
v0.15.7
Selecting multiple cards in your deck is easier to find
Fix
A selection checkbox now appears when you hover any card row in the deck builder- Previously there was no visible way to start selecting multiple cards — now hovering any row reveals a checkbox, and checking one shows the bulk-action bar (move, categorize, add to buylist, remove) automatically.
v0.15.6
Drag to select multiple cards on the battlefield
Feature
Click an empty spot on the battlefield and drag to rubber-band select multiple cards- While dragging, a live readout shows how many cards are selected and their combined power/toughness.
- Hold Shift while dragging to add cards to your current selection instead of replacing it.
- All existing selection actions (tap, untap, move to zone, add counter) work immediately on the cards you select.
v0.15.5
See your game unfold, and find shortcuts faster
Feature
Added a life-over-time chart and a commander damage matrix to the post-game stats page- Every completed game's Stats tab now shows a chart of each player's life total across the whole match, colored to match their life counter.
- A commander damage matrix shows exactly how much damage each player dealt to every other player, with lethal totals (21+) highlighted.
Feature
The command palette (⌘K) now shows real keyboard shortcuts next to commands that have one- Navigation commands and quick-add now display the actual shortcut that triggers them, so you can learn shortcuts just by using the palette.
v0.15.4
Your commander's art, easier to see on the life counter
Fix
Made the commander art behind each player's life total more visible without hurting readability- The background art was nearly invisible before — it's more visible now on every board (local multiplayer, single-player, and online).
- A soft vignette keeps the center dark enough for the life total to stay easy to read even against bright or busy card art, while the art shows through more at the edges.
v0.15.3
A calmer, more focused deck page on mobile
Refactor
Reorganized the deck page header so your phone leads with the deck, not a row of tool buttons- On small screens the secondary tools (Playtest, Draw 7, Mana Base, Suggestions) now live in the ⋮ menu, so the top of the page is just the essentials — leaving the deck's name and commander as the clear focus.
- Deck tags now sit in a single swipeable row instead of stacking into several lines and pushing the card list down.
- The full toolbar is unchanged on larger screens where there's room for it.
v0.15.2
Mobile fixes: pages that actually fit the screen
Fix
Fixed several places where the page ran wider than a phone screen and scrolled sideways- The breadcrumb no longer stretches the whole page when a deck has a long name — the current page name now shortens with an ellipsis instead of pushing everything off-screen.
- On the deck page, the top action buttons and the Sort / Group / Prices / Filter row now collapse to compact icons on small screens, so nothing gets clipped or hidden.
- The deck filters in your Library fit within the screen on mobile too.
v0.15.1
Cleaner card notes — easier to add, quieter to look at
Fix
Adding a note to a card is now obvious, and the note marker no longer clutters the list- Hover a card in the deck list and a small note button appears — click it to add or edit that card's note. Right-clicking a card now offers Add/Edit Note too.
- The note marker is no longer a bright blue icon on every row; it's a muted glyph that only shows on hover, so a fully-annotated deck reads clean.
v0.15.0
Invite people to your decks
Feature
Share a deck with editors and viewers- Deck owners can now invite others by username from a new Invite button on the deck page, choosing whether each person can edit the deck or just view it.
- See who else is looking at the deck right now via a live avatar stack in the header — handy when you're building together.
- Manage access anytime: change someone between editor and viewer, or remove them.
v0.14.6
Consistent elevated panels across Library and Settings
Refactor
More of the app's primary panels now sit on the same subtle raised surface- Buylist stat tiles and per-deck groups, the collection filters and list, and the Settings cards now share the same gently raised surface introduced for deck analytics — so panels feel like one consistent system.
- Trimmed decorative use of the accent color (section headers, loading placeholders, static dividers) so the accent reads as a signal for the main action rather than background texture.
v0.14.5
Deck analytics now read as distinct cards
Refactor
The deck-page analytics panels sit on their own subtle surface so each one is easier to tell apart- Quick Stats, Price Analysis, the mana curve, and the other analytics modules now each sit in their own gently raised card instead of running together in one flat column.
- Introduced a single, consistent 'elevated surface' tone across the app so primary panels lift off the background the same way in both light and dark mode.
v0.14.4
Clearer category headers in the deck view
Refactor
Deck-list category headers now stand out from the cards beneath them- Section headers like Creatures, Ramp, and Removal are a touch larger and fully legible, so your eye has a clear anchor as you scan a long deck list instead of everything reading at one flat weight.
- Custom category headers now carry a faint tint of their assigned color, making each section easier to recognize at a glance.
- The Text and Visual views now share the same header divider styling for a more consistent look.
v0.14.3
Recently Viewed no longer clutters with life-counter games
Fix
Opening the life counter no longer leaves a stray "Game" entry in Recently Viewed- A local life-counter session isn't a place you revisit, so it no longer shows up as a recent item in the sidebar and command palette.
- Recently Viewed now stays focused on decks, cards, notes, and profiles — the things worth jumping back to.
v0.14.2
Shorter, single package URLs
Refactor
Packages now live under one short /package address- Viewing, creating, and editing a package all happen under /package now, instead of the longer /library/packages path.
- Package links throughout the app point at the new address; open a package from anywhere and the URL is shorter and easier to share.
v0.14.1
Clearer commander-identity filter in card search
Fix
The color-identity filter is now a clear labelled control under the search bar- Replaced the cramped shield icon-button next to the search bar with a labelled checkbox beneath it, so it's obvious what the toggle does without hovering.
- It now shows your commander's actual identity colors as mana symbols, which dim when the filter is off — so you can tell at a glance whether results are limited to your colors.
v0.14.0
One deck page: edit right where you view
Refactor
The separate 'Edit deck' page is gone — everything happens on the deck page- You can now add cards, change your commander, adjust the mana base, and organize your list directly on the deck page, without switching to a separate editor.
- The old /deck/edit link now takes you straight to the deck page, so any saved bookmarks keep working.
- 'Edit' buttons and menu items that used to open the separate editor have been removed, since the deck page already does everything they did.
v0.13.2
Polish pass II: better on tablets, faster life tracking, cleaner empty screens
Fix
The deck page no longer gets cramped on tablet-sized screens- On tablets and split-screen widths the sidebar now tucks away into a menu (tap the ☰ to open it), so card names stop getting cut off and the page no longer scrolls sideways.
Feature
Life Tracker now has a one-tap Quick Start- A 'Quick start' button jumps straight to a 4-player game at your default life total — no setup steps when you just want to start tracking.
- The game modes are laid out more compactly, with Host and Join for online games grouped alongside the on-device modes.
Refactor
Cleaner empty screens and stronger headings- The 'No decks yet' and 'No notes yet' screens drop the hollow dashed box for a calmer, more intentional look.
- Page titles read with a bit more presence so it's easier to tell titles, sections, and content apart at a glance.
- Color filters on the browse pages are easier to see and now announce themselves to screen readers.
v0.13.1
Polish pass: commander art, clearer controls, fewer dead ends
Feature
Commander search now shows card art and color identity- Searching for a commander on your dashboard now shows real card art and color pips for each result, instead of a plain text list.
- Results are labelled 'Matching commanders' when you search and 'Popular commanders' before you do, so it's clear what you're looking at.
Fix
Life Tracker starting-life picker no longer shows '40' twice- The custom life-total field is now clearly labelled 'Custom', so it no longer looks like a duplicate of the 40 preset.
Fix
Old /life-counter links now open the Life Tracker- Visiting /life-counter used to hit a 'page not found'; it now redirects to the Life Tracker.
Refactor
Tidied up remaining machine-made details- Swapped emoji in the deck power-bracket tooltip for proper icons.
- Removed leftover purple theme values from the build config so the silver palette is the single source of truth.
v0.13.0
A calmer, more crafted look
Refactor
New default color scheme — cool silver instead of purple- The interface now uses a quiet, brushed-steel silver by default so your card art carries the color instead of the chrome.
- Prefer something else? The theme picker in Settings still offers Graphite, Teal, Bone, Amber, and Sketchbook.
- Trimmed the loud gradient buttons and 'sparkle' icons so the app reads as carefully made, not machine-made.
Fix
The Mana Base button in the deck view now works- Opening the Mana Base Builder from the Add Cards dialog on the deck page previously did nothing — it now opens as expected.
v0.12.0
See what a deck still costs — and buy it in one click
Feature
Deck value now knows what you own, plus a shopping cart- Deck value breaks down into owned vs. still-to-buy using your collection (cards marked purchased on the buylist count as owned).
- A shopping-cart total shows exactly what the deck still costs to build in paper.
- One-click 'Buy on TCGplayer' fills a cart with just the missing cards, or copy the list to paste into Card Kingdom / Cardmarket importers.
v0.11.0
Smarter automatic deck grouping
Feature
Deck grouping now understands what cards do- Auto-grouping uses Scryfall's community function tags, so cards land in the right group even when their wording is unusual — a treasure-maker still reads as Ramp, an oddly-worded wipe still reads as Removal.
- Applies everywhere cards are added: importing a deck, bulk-adding, single adds, and the Auto-categorize button.
- Your manual category choices are always kept, and anything not yet tagged still falls back to the previous text-based grouping.
v0.10.3
More accurate deck color identity
Fix
Commanders with hybrid mana symbols now set the right deck colors- A commander whose color identity comes from a hybrid symbol or an ability in its rules text (like Taeko's {U/B} or Zask) was being read as fewer colors than it really has, so the deck showed too narrow an identity and some legal cards looked illegal.
- Deck color identity now matches the commander exactly, and the automatic on-load check only ever adds missing colors — it can never wrongly narrow a correct deck.
- Importing a deck now takes its colors from the commander alone, so a single off-color card can no longer widen the whole deck's identity.
v0.10.2
Commander hover preview shows the full card
Fix
Hovering the commander name now shows the full card, not just the art- The commander preview under the deck title was showing only the cropped artwork. It now shows the complete card image.
v0.10.1
Deck color identity always matches the commander
Fix
Changing a commander now always updates the deck's color identity- Previously a deck's colors could get out of sync with its commander — for example a Temur deck stuck displaying five colors — because some ways of changing the commander didn't recompute the identity.
- Now every commander change (including adding or removing a partner) recalculates the deck's color identity from the commander(s), so it's always correct.
- Older decks that were already out of sync are corrected automatically the next time you open them.
v0.10.0
Sketchbook theme
Feature
New Sketchbook theme that makes the whole app look hand-drawn- Pick 'Sketchbook' under Settings → Appearance to turn the app into a hand-kept deck notebook: handwriting fonts, warm cream paper with faint ruled lines, wavy hand-drawn dividers, and wobbly sketched borders on cards, panels, badges, and buttons.
- It's a full visual skin, not just a color swap — try it out and switch back to any other theme at any time. Works in both light and dark mode (cream paper by day, dark leather by night).
Fix
Dragging cards on mobile no longer blocks scrolling- On phones and touchscreens, you now press and hold a card for a moment to start dragging it. A normal swipe scrolls the page as expected — in the deck list and on the playtest board.
v0.9.1
Card images: no more white corners
Fix
Card images render with proper rounded corners everywhere — no more white triangles peeking out behind the card- The Scryfall card JPGs have white pixels in the corners outside the printed rounded edge. Without a matching CSS clip those white triangles showed on every hover preview, drag overlay, playtest card, and commander pop-up.
- Every card image in the app now goes through a single shared component that clips to the card's natural corner radius and uses a black bezel that matches the printed border.
v0.9.0
Drag-and-drop deck builder
Feature
Drag any card to reorder it in the text deck list- In the text deck view, grab a card and drop it anywhere in the list to set a custom order. Works in every grouping (category, type, color, mana value, etc.) and across groups — drop a creature into your lands section to recategorize it.
- Your custom order is saved per deck and survives reloads. The sort dropdown shows a 'Custom order · Reset' chip so you can revert to any preset sort with one click.
Feature
Drag cards between categories in the visual deck view- In the masonry view, grab a card from one category group and drop it on another to recategorize it. The destination group highlights as you drag over it.
- Within-group reordering is intentionally not supported in the visual view — the densely-stacked layout doesn't lend itself to fine-grained reordering. Use the text view when you want to set a custom order; use the visual view for browsing and recategorizing.
Performance
Faster, more reliable drag-and-drop- Switched the drag system to handle large decks without the choppy hover behavior that affected very long lists. Deck pages with 100+ cards now respond instantly to drags.
- Custom order persists through Convex with optimistic UI — your changes appear immediately and save in the background.
Refactor
Cleaner internals for the deck builder- Net −500 lines of code by replacing a 634-line drag-drop hook with a focused metadata helper. Should make future deck-builder features cheaper to add and easier to debug.
v0.8.13
Masonry drag + right-click + mulligan select-all regressions fixed
Fix
Dragging a card in the visual deck view no longer opens the Scryfall URL overlay- The card image is natively draggable, which was bypassing the wrapper that marks the drag as internal. Locked the image down so the drag always starts from the card wrapper.
Fix
Right-clicking a card in the visual deck view no longer opens two menus or locks the screen- An overzealous fix in the previous release was tying the right-click menu's open state to the ⋮ dropdown's open state — opening one triggered the other, and closing them both left the app in an unrecoverable focus state. Decoupled.
Feature
Mulligan to the bottom of your deck pre-selects all cards- When you mulligan enough that every card in your hand has to go to the bottom of the library (7 mulligans on a 7-card opener), all of them are now pre-selected. Click the 'Put N on Bottom' button once to confirm, instead of tapping each card.
- The dialog no longer auto-closes out from under you.
v0.8.12
Drag-drop fix, masonry right-click reveal, mulligan-to-zero
Fix
Dragging a card no longer opens the Scryfall-import overlay- Dragging a card between groups in the text deck view was triggering the 'paste a Scryfall URL to import' flow instead of moving the card. Fixed the root cause: the drag was only being marked as an internal-deck-card drag when category-reassignment was active. Now every drag of an in-deck card is always marked internal, so the external-URL overlay stays out of the way.
- Full drag-drop overhaul (reordering, cross-group moves in any view mode, keyboard drag-drop) is queued as a separate future item.
Fix
Right-click on a masonry card keeps the card revealed- When you right-click a card in the visual (masonry) view, the card now stays pushed down / expanded for as long as the menu is open — matching the behavior of the ⋮ button.
Feature
Mulliganing to zero auto-bottoms your hand- If you mulligan enough times that you have to bottom your entire hand (7 mulligans on a standard opener), we now do it for you automatically instead of asking you to click each card. No choice to make → no dialog to fight with.
v0.8.11
Right-click works everywhere now
Feature
Right-click any card in any deck view to open a cursor-anchored action menu- Works in both the text view and the visual (masonry) view. Opens exactly where you clicked.
- Focused action set — the ten things you reach for most: View Details, Move to Section, Categories, Change Printing, Toggle Buylist, Change Commander, Remove from Deck, and the Promote-to-Partner action when applicable.
- The ⋮ button still opens the full action menu with everything else (Add to Collection, Pin, Copy Name, Save to Package, Compare Prices, Set Quantity).
- Right-click inside any text input still opens the browser's native menu for copy/paste.
v0.8.10
Badge Size Fixes; Masonry Right-Click Removed
Fix
Legal labels and like buttons now actually match the text around them- The LEGAL badges in the card details modal no longer shout — they use the same size as the format name next to them (previously smaller font but uppercase + tracking + color box, which read as visually louder).
- Like buttons on deck cards now use the exact same sizing, padding, and weight as the date badge next to them — same 12px font, same padding, same pill shape — so the two badges read as a matched pair.
Fix
Right-click on masonry cards removed- We tried several approaches to make right-click open the card action menu at the cursor on the visual (masonry) deck view. None worked: the 3D perspective and transform effects that power the foil-card look create a containing block that traps any positioning we attempt. The correct fix requires extracting the action menu into shareable primitives — we'll ship it properly with the 0.G refactor rather than leaving a half-working interaction.
- Right-click still works as expected in the text deck view. The ⋮ button still opens the full menu in both views.
v0.8.9
Right-Click Position & Tight Badge Text
Fix
Right-click menu now actually opens at the click point in masonry view- A CSS containment rule we added for masonry paint performance was also making `position: fixed` children position relative to each card instead of the viewport — so the right-click menu's virtual anchor ended up offset by the card's page position. Removed that specific containment; the perf fix (no blur/no layer-promotion for idle cards) stays in place.
Fix
Small badges no longer stretch their row taller- Like buttons on deck cards, legality labels in card details, and other small tag-style labels were rendering about 4px taller than the text around them because the new `text-xxs` utility was carrying a generous line-height. Tightened to `line-height: 1` so the badge height matches its actual content.
v0.8.8
Masonry View Faster; Right-Click Menu Position
Performance
Masonry deck view loads faster- Every foil card used to allocate a GPU buffer for its blur effect at mount time, even when you weren't hovering. On a deck with 100+ cards that floods the compositor. The blur now only runs while you're actively hovering the card.
- Cards no longer declare `will-change: transform` globally either — that upfront layer promotion was forcing the browser to pre-allocate memory for animations that most cards will never perform.
- Each card also gets `contain: layout paint style` so the browser skips recomputing offscreen cards.
Fix
Right-click menu now opens at the click point- The right-click context menu was anchoring with the ⋮-button's positioning rules (menu appears to the right of the anchor), so right-clicking a card opened the menu far to the right of the cursor. Right-click now uses bottom-start anchoring with zero offset — the menu's top-left corner lands at the cursor, like a native OS context menu.
v0.8.7
Right-Click Opens at the Cursor
Fix
Right-clicking a card now opens the full action menu at the click point- Both the text deck view and the visual (masonry) view respond to right-click with the full ⋮ menu — not a stripped-down version — anchored exactly where you clicked.
- Previously the menu opened anchored to the ⋮ button's position instead of the cursor.
v0.8.6
Deck List Performance
Performance
Text deck list feels instant again- Hovering cards in the text deck view no longer chugs. The hover-preview state (which card, cursor position, which face) used to live on the list, so every pointer move re-rendered all 100+ card rows. The preview now owns its own state and updates via an imperative API — mouse motion only re-renders the preview overlay, not the list.
Fix
Tab-focus now reveals hover-only actions- Buttons that appear on hover (undo in the change log, the edit pencil on the deck title, card row actions) now also appear when you tab-focus onto them. Keyboard navigation no longer hides the primary actions.
- Previous attempt used `focus-visible` which only applies to the focused element itself — swapped to `focus-within` which activates whether the element or any descendant has focus.
v0.8.5
Help Dialog Cleanup
Fix
Keyboard shortcuts help now shows only the shortcuts for the page you're on- Press ? anywhere in the app to see a tailored list: deck pages show deck shortcuts and card-hover actions, playtest shows game actions, the life counter shows its own set.
- The 'Jump to page' vim-style navigation (G then D/E/L/N/T/S) is always included at the bottom.
- Previously the deck editor had a duplicate help-modal mount, so pressing ? there opened two dialogs at once — now resolved.
v0.8.4
Keyboard Undo & Right-Click Menus
Feature
Press ⌘Z (Ctrl+Z) to undo the last deck change- Works on any deck page — the deck viewer and the deck editor. Owners and collaborators only.
- Handles both single-card changes and bulk changes (imports, bulk-edit, auto-fill) atomically — if the last action added 20 cards, one press takes all 20 back.
- Keyboard undo shares the same endpoints as the existing Undo buttons in the change log, so the two paths stay consistent.
Feature
Right-click any card to open its action menu- Works in both the text deck view and the visual (masonry) view.
- Opens the same triple-dot ⋮ menu that was previously only reachable by clicking the small icon button — no new menu to learn, just another way to reach the same actions.
- Right-click inside input fields still opens the browser's native menu for copy/paste.
v0.8.3
New Themes & Simpler Theme Picker
Feature
Curated theme set — Graphite, Indigo, Teal, Bone, Amber- Every theme is designed to meet WCAG AA contrast by construction, so whichever one you pick, text stays legible.
- Themes are now accent-only: the three color circles in each theme drive buttons, links, and highlights, while the background stays consistent white (light mode) or near-black (dark mode).
- Indigo is the new default — it's the closest feel to the prior Purple Dream but desaturated for better contrast on call-to-action buttons.
- Your existing custom colors (if you set any) are preserved — the picker won't highlight a preset in that case, but you can click any of the new themes at any time to switch.
Feature
Redesigned theme picker- Large preview swatches show all three accent colors side-by-side on the actual mode background — no more guessing what a theme will look like.
- Each theme has a short description under its name.
- The seven custom-color inputs are now tucked behind a 'Custom colors' disclosure — only expand it if you want to go beyond the presets.
Fix
Dark mode is easier on the eyes- The dark-mode background is now a very slightly cool near-black (#0E0E10-ish) instead of pure black on white. Pure-black-on-pure-white flashes your contrast receptors, slows reading, and makes OLED screens bloom at color edges.
v0.8.2
Readability Pass
Fix
Text deck list: tighter row spacing and larger mana costs- Rows in the text-based deck view sit closer together and feel less sparse, so more cards fit on screen.
- Mana-cost symbols next to each card name are now noticeably larger and easier to read at a glance.
Refactor
Keyboard-accessible action icons- Icons that used to appear only on mouse hover (undo buttons in the change log, edit-pencil on the deck title, row actions in the card list) now also appear when you tab-focus onto them. Keyboard-only navigation no longer hides primary actions.
Refactor
Section heading weight fix- Section-level headings used a thin weight at small sizes that was hard to read on non-retina displays. They now render at a normal weight on mobile while preserving the lighter look on larger screens.
- Empty-state descriptions no longer stack muted color with low opacity, so the secondary line-of-text reads at a predictable contrast.
v0.8.1
Playtest Mulligan & Shortcut Help Fixes
Fix
Mulliganing past seven no longer locks the opening-hand dialog- Taking your eighth mulligan previously asked you to put eight cards on the bottom of your library — impossible when you only drew seven, so the Put-on-Bottom button never enabled and you had to reset the game.
- The bottom-count is now capped at the size of your actual hand, so you can mulligan indefinitely (London-mulligan to zero if you really want).
Fix
Keyboard-shortcuts help dialog now lists the Buylist shortcut- Hovering a card and pressing B has always toggled it on/off your buylist — but the help dialog was missing that row.
- The help dialog now reads from the canonical shortcut registry, so every listed key reflects what actually fires.
v0.8.0
Online Life Counter & Small-Screen Improvements
Feature
Online multiplayer life counter with shareable game codes- Start a game from your phone and share a 4-letter code — up to 8 players can join from their own devices
- Each player controls their own life, counters, and commander damage; you see everyone else's totals update in real time
- The game opens with a dice roll to pick the starting player — each player taps to roll a d20, and the highest roller goes first
- Optional deck integration — pick any public deck, or one of your own private decks if signed in, to show your commander art and name in the lobby and on the board
- No sign-in required — jump in as a guest with just a display name
- Ending a game is permanent — once the host ends a game, the code cannot be reused or rejoined
Feature
Tap any life total to open a numeric keypad- Fast big jumps — tap your life number to bring up a keypad and enter any delta (+7, −13) or set your total to an exact value
- Works across single-player, local multiplayer, and the new online mode
- Matches the interaction model used by Lotus and Moxtopper, the most-praised mobile life counters
Feature
Undo accidental life changes with a tap- The pending delta badge that appears after a life change is now tappable — tap it to instantly cancel that change
- Great safety net for the classic 'did I tap twice?' moment
Feature
Support for up to 8 players- Player count selector now goes from 2 to 8 (main design is still optimized for 1–4)
- 7- and 8-player games use denser 2x4 grids
v0.7.1
Deck-Specific Buylist
Feature
Buylist is now per-deck instead of a single shared list- Each deck has its own buylist — adding a card to one deck's buylist no longer affects other decks
- The library buylist aggregates all your deck buylists into one view
- Same card in multiple decks shows as one row with combined quantity in the All Cards view
- Switch to the By Deck view (now the default) to see and manage quantities per deck
Feature
Deck picker when adding cards from the library buylist- Adding a card from the library buylist now requires selecting which deck it belongs to
- Your decks appear in a dropdown next to the search dialog
Fix
Buylist cleanup on deck deletion and rename- Deleting a deck now removes its buylist entries automatically
- Renaming a deck updates the name shown in the library buylist
- Changing a card's printing in a deck correctly updates that deck's buylist entry
v0.7.0
Collaboration, Social & Deck Organization
Feature
Color identity validation in the deck editor- Card search now filters by your commander's color identity by default
- Toggle the shield icon next to search to show all colors or filter by identity
- Cards outside your commander's color identity show an 'Off Color' badge in search results
- Adding an off-color card shows a warning toast so you're always aware
Feature
Arena and MTGO export formats- Export your deck in strict MTG Arena format for direct import
- Export in MTGO format (quantity + card name only)
- The original full export with categories is still available
- All three formats are accessible from the Export sub-menu on any deck
Feature
Category templates for faster deck creation- Save your current category setup as a reusable template
- When creating a new deck, choose a template to pre-fill categories
- Great for players who use the same category structure across decks (e.g., Ramp, Draw, Removal, Lands)
Feature
Multi-category card assignment- Cards can now belong to multiple categories simultaneously
- Auto-categorize with 'multi' mode assigns cards to all relevant categories above a confidence threshold
- Set a primary category for grouping while keeping secondary assignments visible
- Inline category badges show all categories a card belongs to
Feature
Format legality validation- A validation badge next to your deck name shows whether the deck is Commander-legal
- Checks deck size (100 cards), singleton rule, commander presence, color identity, and banned cards
- Click the badge to see a detailed breakdown of all issues
- Uses Scryfall legality data so the banned list is always current
Feature
Deck folders for organizing your collection- Create named folders with color indicators on your dashboard
- Drag decks into folders to keep your library organized
- Filter the dashboard by folder to focus on specific groups
- Rename, recolor, or delete folders at any time
Feature
Sandbox mode for building without an account- Try out deck building at /sandbox without signing in
- Search for a commander, add cards, and see your deck take shape
- Your sandbox deck is saved locally so you won't lose progress
- Sign in when ready to save your deck permanently
Feature
Follow users and see a social feed- Follow other deck builders from their profile page
- A 'Following' feed on your dashboard shows recent decks from people you follow
- Follower and following counts are displayed on user profiles
Feature
Deck snapshots for version history- Save named snapshots of your deck at any point in time
- View past snapshots with card count and date
- Restore a previous version to roll back changes
- Access version history from the clock icon on your deck page
Feature
Pinned cards — a global clipboard for cards- Pin interesting cards from any deck or search result for later
- A floating panel in the bottom-right shows your pinned cards across all pages
- Quickly add pinned cards to any deck you're editing
- Limit of 150 pinned cards to keep things manageable
Feature
Compare prices across vendors- Right-click any card and use 'Compare Prices' to check TCGPlayer, Card Kingdom, and Cardmarket
- Links open the vendor's search page for the specific card
- Makes it easy to find the best deal before buying
Feature
Collection-aware card search- When searching for cards in the deck editor, cards you own show a green 'Owned' badge
- The badge shows how many copies are in your collection
- Helps you build decks using cards you already have before buying new ones
Feature
Real-time deck collaboration- Share your deck with other users as editors or viewers
- See who's currently viewing your deck with live presence indicators
- Editors can add and remove cards in real-time
- Manage collaborators from the new Share button on any deck you own
v0.6.1
Deck Buylist
Feature
Track cards you need to purchase with the new buylist- Flag any card in your deck as needing to be bought via context menu or the B keyboard shortcut
- A dedicated buylist section shows all flagged cards with per-card prices and a grand total
- Copy the full buylist to clipboard in one click for easy ordering
- Bulk-select cards and add them all to the buylist at once
- Toggle 'Add to buylist' in the card search to flag cards as you add them to your deck
- A small shopping cart icon appears next to buylist cards in the card list
v0.6.0
Notes & Packages Update
Feature
Collaborative notes with real-time editing- Create personal notes with rich text formatting via a Notion-like editor
- Share notes with other users as editors or viewers
- Real-time collaboration - see other users' cursors and edits live via WebRTC
- Link to cards, decks, packages, and other notes inline with [[Card]] and @mention syntax
Feature
Explore and clone card packages- Browse public card packages at /explore/packages with color filtering and search
- Clone any public or system package to your library with one click
- Share packages via a public URL that works for unauthenticated users
Feature
Rich text deck descriptions- Deck descriptions now use a Tiptap rich text editor with toolbar formatting
- Existing markdown descriptions are auto-converted on first edit
- Old markdown descriptions continue to render correctly
v0.5.0
Playtest / Goldfish Mode
Feature
Solo playtesting for your Commander decks- Click 'Playtest' on any deck to start a goldfish game
- Draw your opening hand and use London Mulligan rules
- Play cards, tap permanents, and track your game state
- Visual battlefield organized by lands, creatures, and other permanents
Feature
Full zone support- Command zone for your commander(s) - click to cast them
- Graveyard and exile zones with collapsible card lists
- Library with click-to-draw and shuffle functionality
- Move cards between any zones using the context menu
Feature
Keyboard shortcuts for efficient playtesting- Press D to draw, U to untap all, N for next turn
- Click permanents to tap/untap them
- Press ? to see all available shortcuts
- ESC to exit the playtest session
v0.4.0
Commander Life Tracker
Feature
Full-featured life tracker for Commander games- Track life totals for 2-8 players on a shared device
- Tap left or right on any player panel to decrease or increase life
- Visual feedback with red/green flashes for life changes
- Players on the top half of the screen are rotated for easy viewing from across the table
Feature
Commander damage tracking- Track commander damage from each opponent separately
- Automatic elimination when 21 commander damage is reached from a single source
- Visual warnings as commander damage approaches lethal threshold
- Quick +1 and +5 buttons for fast damage updates
Feature
Deck integration- Optionally link a deck for each player during setup
- Commander artwork appears as a background on each player panel
- Recently used commanders appear first for quick selection
Feature
Game history and deck stats- Save completed games to track your deck's win rate over time
- View game stats in your deck's analytics section
- See your record against specific opponents and decks
- Track win streaks and average placement
v0.3.2
Auto-Categorize & Keyboard Navigation
Feature
Auto-categorize your deck cards- One click to sort all your cards into categories like Ramp, Removal, Card Draw, and more
- Categories are based on what each card actually does, not just its type
- Only creates categories that are relevant to your specific deck
Feature
Keyboard navigation for deck lists- Use arrow keys to navigate through your deck without touching the mouse
- Press Delete or Backspace to remove the selected card with an undo option
- Works immediately when viewing a deck, no clicking required to start
v0.3.1
Multi-Deck Comparison
Feature
Compare up to 5 decks side by side- See which cards are shared across all your decks and which are unique to each
- Each deck gets its own color so you can quickly scan card presence
- Add or remove decks from the comparison at any time
- Share comparison links with friends to discuss deck differences
Feature
Improved comparison layout- Cards grouped by presence: in all decks, unique to one, or shared by some
- Hover over any card to see its full details
- Quantity indicators show how many copies each deck runs
v0.3.0
Undo Deck Changes
Feature
Undo recent deck changes from the activity feed- Hover over any change in the Recent Changes list to reveal an undo button
- Undo card additions, removals, quantity changes, and section moves
- Changes are applied immediately without needing to refresh the page
- Accidentally removed Sol Ring? One click to bring it back
Feature
Improved deck editing experience- Recent Changes feed now updates in real-time as you edit your deck
- Card changes appear instantly in both the deck list and activity feed
- Streamlined header with better quick-add card placement
v0.2.9
Sample Hand Drawer & Draw Probability
Feature
Sample hand drawer for testing your deck- Draw a sample opening hand of 7 cards to see what your deck can do
- Reshuffle for a new hand as many times as you want
- Cards are pulled randomly from your deck just like a real game
- Quick way to test if your deck has the right balance of cards
Feature
Hypergeometric calculator for draw probabilities- Calculate the odds of drawing specific cards in your opening hand
- See probability of drawing at least one copy of any card type
- Useful for testing ramp, removal, and combo pieces
- Helps answer questions like 'How likely am I to have a 2-drop creature?'
v0.2.8
UI Refinements & Polish
Feature
Refined Sidebar Collapsed View- Navigation icons are now perfectly centered and sized in collapsed mode
- Sidebar width adjusted for better visual balance
- Search is now accessible via an icon when collapsed
- User profile and footer elements display correctly in compact view
Feature
User Status Badges- Restored user role badges (Admin, Contributor, etc.) in deck cards
- Badges are now integrated into the user name pill for a cleaner look
- Added badge support to the main deck view header
Fix
Recommendations Hover Previews- Fixed an issue where card previews were clipped in the recommendations list
- Hovering over recommended cards now correctly shows the full card art
Refactor
Deck Card Layout Improvements- Improved placement of deck creator tags
- Better handling of colorless mana symbols in deck identity display
v0.2.7
Tokens Display Improvements
Feature
Compact token list with hover previews- Token section now uses less vertical space with a tighter list layout
- Hover over any token to see its image and which cards create it
- Token grouping now correctly combines identical tokens with different artwork
- Food, Treasure, and Copy tokens no longer appear as separate entries for each art variant
v0.2.6
Mana Balance Display Fix
Fix
Fixed mana balance analysis for modal double-faced lands- Pathway lands like Brightclimb Pathway now correctly show both colors they can produce
- Mana source tooltips now display all lands that were being counted in the analysis
- Fixed inconsistency where some lands were counted but not listed in the breakdown
v0.2.5
Comment Mentions & Editor Improvements
Feature
Mention other users in deck comments- Type @ in any comment to search for and mention other users
- Mentioned users receive a notification and can quickly navigate to the discussion
- Mentions appear as clickable links to user profiles
- Works in both top-level comments and replies
Feature
Unified markdown editor for comments- Comments now use a single-view markdown editor instead of separate write and preview tabs
- Live formatting toolbar with buttons for bold, italic, lists, code blocks, and links
- Quick insert buttons for card links and user mentions
- Easier to format comments without switching between tabs
v0.2.4
Deck Analytics Enhancements
Feature
Colorless mana sources now tracked in deck analytics- Cards like Sol Ring and Arcane Signet now appear in your mana source breakdown
- Colorless mana requirements from cards like Eldrazi Displacer are properly tracked
- Colorless sources and requirements appear alongside your color analysis
- Better insight into your deck's true mana production capabilities
Feature
Click mana symbols percentage to see contributing cards- Mana symbols section now shows which cards require each color
- Cards are grouped by type: creatures, artifacts, enchantments, instants, sorceries
- Helps identify which cards create the most demand for each color
- Same convenient popover style as the mana sources breakdown
Fix
Removed incorrect rebalance warnings on mono-colored decks- Mono-colored decks no longer show warnings about having too many sources
- Rebalance recommendations now only appear when you have multiple colors
- More accurate mana balance advice for focused color strategies
Fix
Fixed custom background art display and selection for deck cards- Custom background art now appears on deck cards in dashboard and explore pages
- Background art selector now loads your deck's cards properly
- Partner commander images display correctly alongside custom backgrounds
- All deck list queries now include custom background and partner commander data
v0.2.3
Mana Base Builder Improvements
Performance
Faster land additions when building mana base- Adding multiple lands to your deck is now significantly faster
- All selected lands are added in a single operation instead of one at a time
- No more waiting for each individual land to process
Feature
Add multiple copies of basic lands at once- Basic lands now have +/- buttons to select quantity
- Add any number of Plains, Islands, Swamps, Mountains, or Forests in one click
- Mana production calculations update in real-time as you adjust quantities
Feature
Hover over land names to preview the card- Card preview appears when hovering over land names in the list
- Checkboxes and buttons remain easy to click without triggering preview
- Preview shows current pricing and card details
Fix
Consistent land versions when building mana base- Mana base builder now shows the newest printing of each land
- No more random versions appearing in the land list
- Each unique land name appears only once with its most recent version
v0.2.2
Mobile Experience & Privacy Improvements
Feature
Better privacy notices for private decks- Deck owners now see clear notices when viewing their private decks
- Explains that making a deck public allows community comments and suggestions
- Existing comments and suggestions remain visible even when deck is made private
- Makes it easier to understand the difference between public and private decks
Feature
Mobile-optimized card detail view- Card details now work on phones and tablets
- Navigation buttons and controls are sized better for touch screens
- Images scale properly on smaller devices
- Improved spacing and layout for mobile viewing
Feature
Deck analytics now available on mobile- Full deck analytics section now works on all screen sizes
- Mana curve, type distribution, and all stats accessible on mobile
- No more missing analytics when viewing decks on your phone
- Same powerful insights, optimized for smaller screens
Feature
Enhanced background art selector- See all cards from your deck when choosing background art
- No need to search - just pick from your deck cards
- Cards display with their images for easy selection
- Still includes full card search if you want something outside your deck
Performance
Improved page load performance- Deck pages load faster with optimized authentication
- Invalid URLs are rejected before expensive database queries
- Better caching for frequently accessed decks
- Reduced server load means faster response times for everyone
Fix
Fixed background art not updating everywhere- Changing deck background art now updates all views immediately
- Dashboard, explore page, and deck views all stay in sync
- No more stale images lingering after updates
v0.2.1
Release Notes & UI Polish
Feature
Release Notes page now available- Track all updates and improvements to edhlib in one place
- See what's new and what's been fixed with each version
Fix
Fixed broken images for multi-face commanders in deck import- Multi-face commander cards like Esika, God of the Tree now display correctly
- Deck cards in dashboard and explore views show proper commander artwork
- Import process now handles double-faced cards the same as deck creation
v0.2.0
Mana Source Detection Improvements
Fix
Fixed incorrect mana source identification- Cards like Wishclaw Talisman are no longer incorrectly shown as mana sources
- Mana production detection is now more accurate across all card types
- Your mana curve analysis will now show the correct sources
Feature
Enhanced mana source breakdown in deck analytics- See all types of mana sources: lands, creatures, artifacts, enchantments, and planeswalkers
- Filter mana sources by type to focus on specific categories
- More accurate counts and percentages in your mana analysis
v0.1.9
Mana Production Tracking
Feature
Improved mana source detection- Mana-producing creatures like Birds of Paradise now appear in your mana analysis
- All mana sources are now accurately identified and tracked
- Better insights into your deck's mana production capabilities
v0.1.8
Custom Deck Backgrounds & UI Improvements
Feature
Custom background art for your deck cards- Choose custom artwork for any card in your deck
- Personalize your deck view with your favorite art variants
- Easy-to-use art selector with preview
Feature
Improved deck card layout- Better text readability across all card types
- More consistent spacing and alignment
- Cleaner visual presentation
v0.1.7
Infinite Scroll & Performance
Feature
Infinite scroll for your collection- No more clicking through pages of cards
- Smoothly scroll through your entire collection
- Cards load automatically as you browse
Feature
Infinite scroll for exploring public decks- Browse thousands of decks without pagination
- Discover new decks effortlessly
- Faster loading and smoother experience
Performance
Performance improvements across the app- Faster page loads throughout the site
- Optimized database queries for better response times
- Reduced hosting costs mean a faster, more reliable service
v0.1.6
Mana Analysis Enhancements
Feature
Interactive mana balance analysis- Click on mana percentages to see detailed breakdowns
- Hover to see quick summaries of your mana sources
- Color-coded source percentages for easier reading
- Clearer labeling when your mana is perfectly balanced
Feature
Comprehensive land database- Support for all major EDH lands including Triomes and tribal lands
- Accurate mana production tracking for utility lands
- Better understanding of your mana base capabilities
v0.1.5
Better Deck Building Experience
Feature
Smarter card search results- Search results now prioritized by relevance and popularity
- Find the cards you're looking for faster
- Better ordering based on how you search
Feature
Advanced Scryfall syntax support- Use powerful Scryfall search syntax in card search
- Works in collection search and advanced search
- Search by color, type, text, and more with advanced queries
Feature
Improved maybeboard layout- New 2-column categorized layout for easier browsing
- Better organization of cards you're considering
- Cleaner visual design
v0.1.4
Tags, Recommendations & Fixes
Feature
Deck tag validation and limits- Tags are now validated for consistency
- Sensible limits prevent tag overload
- Better organization for your deck collection
Feature
Enhanced card recommendations- More recommendations available per category
- Recommendations consider your deck's strategy and tags
- Hover over cards to preview before adding
- Easier to add recommended cards directly to your deck
Fix
Fixed double-faced card handling- Transform cards and MDFCs now work correctly everywhere
- Card type detection improved for flip cards
- Better display and organization of double-faced cards