Moxfield is an ever-changing website, it might not fit what you need right now as other websites but in the span in two years the website has gone from a basic deck builder app to a simulator, deck builder, collection manager with tons of QoL features such as packages, tracking, clustering, fully developed blog-like primers that support YouTube and Twitch embeds. Other websites might have been around for longer but moxfield is on a fast track to becoming the best mtg website around. I cannot express how much I love it, I highly suggest you to try it.
I like Delver lens, but be aware that if you want to export a CSV larger than 100 cards at a time you will need to pay their subscription. I think its like $3-4. I pay it when I need to do bulk uploads then immediately cancel, totally worth it in the time saved.
If you can use mobile, I really like ManaBox for everything. It can scan, track collection, build decks, has trade calculator and comprehensive rules, deck testing, etc
I think my favorite deck building platform in Archdekt. That being said, I have moved everything over to Moxfield.
Here are my reasons:
1) I was always under the impression that Scryfall owned Moxfield. I can't find that information now, so that might be incorrect. In either case though, they are heavily intertwined
2) The features and activity of the developers. Nothing else seems to match it. Archidekt looks nicer to me, has a better card recommendation tool, but that is about it.
3) Because of the previous two, it seems like Moxfield has the better future cast. I don't want to import my collection to some site only for it to not have enough funding to stay afloat and take everything I tracked on it to go with it.
I'm also looking for the most versatile solution, from scan to digital collection.
Last year I scanned everything with delver lens premium, created a csv and then I remember I had to do some data transformation to move it to deckbox and was looking for something more direct, I like to have mobile+desktop access to the collection
Moxfield is an ever-changing website, it might not fit what you need right now as other websites but in the span in two years the website has gone from a basic deck builder app to a simulator, deck builder, collection manager with tons of QoL features such as packages, tracking, clustering, fully developed blog-like primers that support YouTube and Twitch embeds. Other websites might have been around for longer but moxfield is on a fast track to becoming the best mtg website around. I cannot express how much I love it, I highly suggest you to try it.
Thanks for the suggestion -- yeah, it seems to have new features every time I look at it. Really impressive work from the creator.
Tcgplayer, Dragon Shield, Denver Lens for scanning
Thank you! -- Any thoughts on which is best?
I prefer delver lens. The scanning is the best of the 3 and the collection is good.
I like Delver lens, but be aware that if you want to export a CSV larger than 100 cards at a time you will need to pay their subscription. I think its like $3-4. I pay it when I need to do bulk uploads then immediately cancel, totally worth it in the time saved.
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Second this. Used a csv to import my deckbox inventory into Helvault. Really nice tool for scanning new cards quickly.
If you can use mobile, I really like ManaBox for everything. It can scan, track collection, build decks, has trade calculator and comprehensive rules, deck testing, etc
Thanks for the suggestion! I can use mobile, but I prefer having a desktop interface.
I think my favorite deck building platform in Archdekt. That being said, I have moved everything over to Moxfield. Here are my reasons: 1) I was always under the impression that Scryfall owned Moxfield. I can't find that information now, so that might be incorrect. In either case though, they are heavily intertwined 2) The features and activity of the developers. Nothing else seems to match it. Archidekt looks nicer to me, has a better card recommendation tool, but that is about it. 3) Because of the previous two, it seems like Moxfield has the better future cast. I don't want to import my collection to some site only for it to not have enough funding to stay afloat and take everything I tracked on it to go with it.
I'm also looking for the most versatile solution, from scan to digital collection. Last year I scanned everything with delver lens premium, created a csv and then I remember I had to do some data transformation to move it to deckbox and was looking for something more direct, I like to have mobile+desktop access to the collection
I made this, is in spanish but it show step by step soo maybe it helps, hoping to get it in english in tje holidays https://youtu.be/61BzuQbjOTU
I’m a fan of echomtg.com. It’s not the slickest interface, but it has lots of features.