Archivist
Find cards, organize a collection, and build decks around what you actually own.
Archivist Your next great deck.
The collection
A home for every card
See what you own.
Find what fits.
Find what fits.
The next deck
A spark for the next deck
Follow an idea.
Make it your own.
Make it your own.
The discovery ✧
Search. Collect. Build.
A card becomes a collection.
A collection becomes a story.
A collection becomes a story.
Interactive concept · original card artwork
The problem
A card catalog, a physical collection, and a deck plan can tell three different stories. The product needs to connect discovery to the cards a player actually owns.
The build
- Public card search supports names, set references, and descriptions of what a card should do.
- Collection and deck workspaces expose six layouts with independent grouping, sorting, order, and advanced display choices.
- Ownership and missing copies inform deck decisions, while card details bring rules and printing information into the same flow.
- Find a card
- Read its details
- Connect ownership
- Build a deck
A decision that shaped it
Let people choose the view that matches their task. Finding a card, comparing printings, and reading a decklist should not force the same layout.
What this demonstrates
Product design / Search / Connected inventory
Status
The public card search is live. The collection and deck workspaces are part of the product; the image below shows the public search experience, which can be viewed without an account.
Project record: October 7, 2026. Status reflects the available evidence.
Visit ArchivistInside the working product
