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ManaArchive

MTG collection tracker for collectors

Magic: The Gathering collectors, traders and storefront-style sellers

Import a collection you have already catalogued, keep every printing, finish and condition distinct, and know which binder page a given copy is sitting on. Decks, trades and marketplace listings all read from that same inventory.

ManaArchive's home page: a dark interface headed “Every copy, down to the printing”, with a card-grid illustration and a sidebar of Magic, Features, Guides and FAQ.
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What it does

Import what you already have

A ManaBox CSV export goes straight in. Rows are matched against a local Scryfall mirror, and anything that will not resolve waits in a review queue instead of entering the collection as a guess.

Print-aware, down to the copy

Finish, condition and language live on the holding, and each copy is placed in a real container — a binder page and slot, or a labelled box. The question it answers is which shelf the card is on, not just whether you own one.

Per-print values, not per-card guesses

Nightly Scryfall pricing for each individual printing, plus a daily snapshot of what the whole collection is worth, charted so you can see which way it is moving.

Search that reads like a query

One grammar across everything you own — t:creature c>=WU set:mh3 tradebinder:true — with OR, parentheses, quoted phrases and exclusions.

Decks, trades and a public catalog

A deck builder that shows prices and what you already own on every card, a trade binder with friend codes and trade requests, per-item public, unlisted or private sharing, and a Magic catalog anyone can browse without an account.

Selling, for the people who do it

Pro accounts connect their own CardTrader and ManaPool seller accounts, push sale-marked inventory as live listings, and confirm each sale before anything leaves the shelf.

Built with

  • TypeScript
  • React
  • Node.js
  • PostgreSQL