The Collection tab is where your cards live. It has three panels: Binders, Decks, and Lists. Swipe between them or tap the names at the top.
At the top sits the dashboard. On the Binders and Decks panels it shows how many cards you own and what they are worth, with a color bar for how they spread across your binders. Tap it to open All cards: every card from your binders and decks together in one place.
On the Lists panel the dashboard changes: it shows the totals of your lists instead. List cards are not owned, so their value is shown for information only and never counts toward your collection value.
A binder holds cards you own. Make as many binders as you want: one for a set, one for trades, one for your rares. You choose.
To create a binder, tap the three dots button at the bottom right and choose Create binder. The same menu can export your collection or import cards.
In the binder editor you pick a name, an icon, a color, and a cover card. The cover can be any card art in the game, and you can search it by card name or by artist. After picking a cover, hold a finger on the cover picture and move it up or down to show the part of the art you like best. You can also hide the name on the cover if you want the art alone.
Two more settings live in the editor. With Pro, you can pick a sleeve, and every card in the binder wears it. And you can exclude the binder from brew matching: its copies are then not picked for brew slots.
Tap a binder to open it. Hold a finger on a binder row for more choices: edit, merge, move, or delete.
To find a binder fast, pull down on the tabs at the top. A search bar appears and filters your binders by name as you type. It stays hidden the rest of the time to save space. You can also swipe down on the three dots button to bring it up. If you would rather it always show, turn on Show collection search bar in Settings.
Inside a binder you see its cards. The three dots button at the bottom right opens a menu: add a card, import into this binder, or export it.
To change how the cards are shown, swipe left on that button. Controls slide out for the layout, the sorting, and the grouping.
To add cards, choose Add card in the menu. A search opens. Tap a card, fill in the details, and tap Add. The card lands in this binder.
Tap any card to open its edit screen. Change the amount, the condition, the finish, the language, the version, or the price you paid.
There is no save button. Close the screen and your changes are saved. If you want to throw away your changes, tap the red undo button before closing.
You can swipe left or right on the edit screen to walk through your cards one by one. Each card is saved when you swipe on.
Hold a finger on a card to see more choices: details, select, move to, copy to, or delete. This works the same way in binders, decks, and lists.
Select starts select mode. Tap any card to add it to the selection. The button at the bottom right changes and offers actions for the whole selection: select all, unselect all, move, copy, export, or delete.
Moving a card takes it to another binder or deck. Copying adds the same card there too, and your original stays where it is.
Decks live in the second panel. A deck is built from your own cards and counts as part of your collection.
Creating a deck works like creating a binder: the three dots button, then Create deck. One extra choice: the format, for example Commander or Modern. The format decides which cards are legal in the deck. You can also create decks by importing a deck list through the same menu.
Every deck can have a brew. If a deck has none, you can make one from it: every card in the deck becomes a slot in the new brew, and the two stay connected. The brew is then your recipe for changing the deck. The Brews and decks section explains how that works.
Sometimes a card loses its place. The two most common cases: you remove a card from a deck, or you update a deck from its brew and some card no longer fits any slot. Those cards are not deleted. They go to the Unsorted binder, so you can sort them later.
The Unsorted binder appears on its own when it gets its first card, and it hides again when it is empty. You can rename it and change its look, but you cannot delete it. Think of it as the inbox for your cards.
A list is a loose pile of cards: a wishlist, a trade pile, cards to buy. Cards in lists do not count as owned and do not add to your collection value. Everything else works like a binder.
Yes. Cards in binders and cards in decks both count. Only cards in lists do not.
There is none. Closing the edit screen saves your changes. The red undo button throws them away instead.
You choose. The app asks if the cards should move somewhere else or be deleted with it. Moving lets you pick where they go. Deleting warns you first and tells you it removes the cards from your collection.
Yes. Hold a finger on a binder, choose Move, and drag the binders into the order you want.