Know exactly what you own, down to the foil.
Import a ManaBox, Moxfield, or Deckbox export and every copy lands with its printing, finish, and condition. Anything the import had to guess is flagged, and every row it couldn't place is listed for you.
Free up to 10,000 cards. Everything you enter exports free and lossless on every tier.
Import report · moxfield.csv
The three places a row can land in the report. Every row you bring lands in one of them, matched or not.
Leave whenever you like, with everything you typed
Printing, quantity, condition, finish, language, notes, tags, and what you paid all export free, even notes with commas and line breaks in them. The value columns we work out for you come with collection value history.
Go over the free cap and you can still view, export, and remove cards. If it stays over, we email you a CSV of the whole thing and keep every card restorable in full for 12 months. We never pick which cards survive.
Yours on the way in, yours on the way out.
Bring the collection you already have
Each row is matched as strictly as the file allows: set and collector number first, then set name, then card name.
- A row with only a card name gets the usual printing, flagged so you can fix it
- A name with two candidates and no tiebreak is held, never guessed, and both are listed
How a row gets matched
The ladder every row walks, strictest rung first. The first rung that fits decides the row, and a row that fits none of them is held for you, never guessed.
The binder filled up, then the longbox, then the closet shelf.
Sorting, totals, and prices keep up from your first card, so the page opens just as fast at four thousand cards as at four hundred thousand.
Your collection
Filters, sorts, and totals cover every card you own, and you only wait for the page you're looking at.
Two copies of one card, two prices
A near mint retro frame and a moderately played extended art copy of the same card sit as two rows and price apart. Set finish and condition right from the card page.
- Ask for a surge foil in plain words, or type is:showcase
- Browse any set by collector number, with the set's value per finish
One card, several rows
Two copies of the same card in different finishes or conditions are two rows, and they price apart.
A list that already knows what you own
Pick the printings you want. Own three of four and the list asks for one, and shows what the rest will cost.
- Point a list at a set and it tracks how close you are to completing it
- One alert for the whole list when any card on it moves
Smart list · a rule that keeps looking
A rule that stops working says so and keeps your pins safe. A rule that matches nothing today says that too, in its own words.
The wants, and the order to buy them in
Star any printing on the site and it lands on your Wishlist, minus what you already own. Next Buy puts first the wants that finish a combo in your deck, fit its plan, or sit near their low.
- Open any public deck and press Get these cards for only the ones you're missing
- Export to TCGplayer Mass Entry, Moxfield, or CSV
Next Buy · why this one
The three kinds of evidence a want can carry. They sort in tiers you can read off the row, and nothing is folded into a single score.
Crack the box with the app open
Type each collector number as the pull hits the table. Shift for foil, one key to undo. The total races the box's own price, and the cards are in your collection before you sleeve them.
- Your biggest pull names itself
- Every break stays in your history, worth then and worth now
- A card with no price yet is marked unpriced and left out of the total
Break · one box, one session
Type the collector number, pick the finish
Priced as you go
Add to collection
Every pull is priced off the same prices you see everywhere else on the site.
What it was worth, night after night
Every night we save your collection's value and chart three lines: market, buylist, and what you paid. A brand new collection is told the first snapshot has not run yet, because a chart starting at zero would be reporting a measurement nobody took. Free accounts see the last 90 days, and the full history is $5 a month.
Collection value · nightly
The three lines the chart draws, off frozen nightly snapshots. A missing reading breaks the line instead of dropping it to zero.
Logging a break is free. Scoring it against expected value is the paid side, for $5 a month.
The difference you feel once it outgrows the shelf
Bring it all, and take it with you
Import without export is a trap with a subscription fee, and we refuse to be one. Bring the collection you already have, and keep every row yours as it grows.