Lorcana · Gundam · One Piece · Pokémon
Your cards,
your den.
A free deck tracker that knows which copies you own, which are already in a deck, and what's left to buy. Your decks live in boxes on a rack in a room you set up yourself.
The wallPosters, a shelf and a TV that plays YouTube, Twitch or your own clips while you build.
Four games, one shelf
Every deck on its own divider, every game in one folder.
DeckDen checks each list against its own game's rules, so a Gundam deck is counted by printed number and a Lorcana deck by name. Pick a tab.
Know what's free
Own four. Two are in another deck. Two are free.
A tick in a deck is a copy that lives in that deck. So every card knows how many you own, how many are already spoken for, and how many are free to use. Sharing a copy between two decks is allowed. DeckDen just labels it.
- Bring in a Dreamborn collection export and the counts fill themselves
- Fill from inventory ticks only the copies no other deck holds
- Normal and foil counted apart, Enchanteds on their own
Amber / Steel aggro
DB001 · 60/60 · legal · 41 owned
Ticks are the shopping list
One box per copy. Tick what you have. What's left is what to buy.
A deck moves on by itself. Put cards in it and it's Simulating. Tick your first copy and it's Building. Tick the last one and it's Complete and gets the next free deck box on the rack.
- One shopping list across every deck you're building
- Buy the missing ↗ fills TCGplayer's Mass Entry for you
- Paste a list from anywhere, and play it on duels.ink
Build from a sentence
Say the deck you want. Get a legal list back.
Describe it in plain words. DeckDen builds from that game's legal card pool only and checks the result against the rules before you keep it. Then goldfish it: ten thousand opening hands tell you how often it curves out.
- Open to supporters while it's being tested
- Rich search:
kw:evasive cost<=2,trait:zeon,counter:2000 - A weekly meta snapshot shows which cards the top decks run
Your den, your walls
Hang your own posters. Pick the wall and the desk.
Eight walls, eight tabletops, posters you can rewrite or replace with your own pictures, and a playmat that can wear your own art. Try one. The room at the top of the page changes with it.
Walls
Desks
Put it on your phone
It installs from the browser. No app store.
DeckDen works as a web app you add to your home screen. It opens full screen, works offline, and signs in with a six-digit code, so your decks follow you between phone and computer.
Open DeckDen
In Safari on iPhone or iPad, or Chrome on Android.
Add to Home Screen
iPhone: Share → Add to Home Screen. Android: ⋮ → Install app or Add to Home screen.
Sign in with a code
Enter your email. We send a six-digit code. Type it in the app and your decks sync.
Looking for beta testers
Help test DeckDen, and its sister tool for graders.
Both come from Hoodworks Media Group. If you build decks or send cards in to be graded, tell us what breaks and what's missing.
DeckDen
Build your decks in it, then tell us
DeckDen is open to everyone now. Beta testers get a short form to join, and a direct line for bugs and ideas.
- Any of the four games
- Phone, tablet or computer
- A few minutes of feedback when something changes
For people who send cards in
Follows each card from the pile on your desk to the money that came back, after the grading fee, shipping split across the order, and the marketplace cut. Then it uses your own record to say what to send next.
- Drop the PSA form and the order fills itself in
- The gem rate a card needs to break even
- New accounts by invitation while it's tested
A separate app with its own account. Tracking is free.
Free, fuelled by coffee
No plans, no paywall, no ads.
DeckDen is a fan-made tool and it stays free. If it saves you a spreadsheet, you can buy a coffee. That pays for the servers and the deck-from-a-sentence builds.
Buy the den a coffee
Supporters get the deck-from-a-sentence builder while it's in testing. Everything else is free for everyone.
- Every game, every feature
- Sync across devices
- No ads, no trackers on this page