Tools for the parts that aren't the game
Cardboard
Companion
A small shelf of things built for my own cardboard — because sorting it, listing it, and remembering what's in the box all deserve better than a spreadsheet named final_v3.xlsx.
On the bench now
Deck Viewer
Every deck gets a code. It goes on the spine of the box, or on a card that rides behind the commander. Point a phone at it and the deck comes up: the list, the curve, the colors, and the primer if that deck has one.
It's built for the moment someone across the table asks what you're playing — and for the moment six months later when you ask the same thing.
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The box
A printed code on the spine, or a card tucked in with the sideboard.
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The code
One deck, one address. Nothing to install, nothing to type.
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The page
List, stats, and primer. Light enough to open on shop wi-fi.
How this place works
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Built for one shelf
These tools exist because I wanted them for my own collection. If they're useful to you too, that's a happy accident rather than a business plan.
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Nothing to install
Everything runs in a browser you already have. No account, no download, no onboarding flow standing between you and a card list.
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Shipped when it's ready
Tools show up here once they've survived a few game nights. Deck Viewer is the current build; the rest of the shelf fills in through 2026.