Scan cards, build decks, track collection
Scan and identify Magic: The Gathering cards using advanced image recognition. View card details, rarity, and market value. Organize and track your collection with customizable categories and inventory management.
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Nanotube LLC
Customize decks, track players, manage games
Manage MTG tabletop games with support for up to 6 players. Customize card decks and game settings. Track turns, manage tokens, and view player hands. Share game states and synchronize actions across devices.
Shiny Cardboard LLC
Value cards, organize collections, track prices
Scan trading cards to determine their value across multiple games. Organize and track collections with a database of over 300,000 products. Set price alerts for specific cards. Export and share information.
Pham Dat
Scan cards, identify instantly, organize deck
Scan Magic cards using AI to identify name, set, and rarity. View complete card details and market prices. Organize collections and track deck compositions. Export scans and share card information directly.
InvoiceNow Limited
Scan, identify, and value cards
Scan cards and trading cards using AI to identify details like year, brand, and set. Check real-time market values and track price trends. Explore eBay listings and manage a digital collection with portfolio features.
Michael Wybrow
Track cards, trade history, and watchlists
View card prices by expansion or name, including non-foil and foil variations. Evaluate , track trade history, store a watchlist, and monitor loaned or borrowed cards.
Colby Mehmen
Track points for up to 4 players
Track points for up to 4 players. Customize player squares with names and colors. Modify points with touch gestures. Log changes with timestamps and details.
Daniel Nichols
Build decks, organize games, track formats
Manage Magic: The Gathering games with support for Standard, Commander, Brawl, and Two-Headed Giant formats. Organize tournaments with up to 24 players, track match start times, and sync scores and pairings.
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