Where InkPocket is on the way to its first open beta, and what the app has gained along the way.
The road to the open beta
Card scanner(done)
Collection(done)
Lore counter(done)
Deck builder(done)
Draw odds(done)
Closed beta(reached)
Card prices(done)
Collection import(done)
Foil effects(done)
Deck sharing & Showcase(done)
Community & news(done)
First open beta(what we're working towards)
Trading tools
Match & meta assistant
Public release
Everything up to and including news and events is in the app today, and the first open beta is what we're working towards. What comes after it is what we intend to build, in no fixed order and with no dates — the order will change as we go, and something may be dropped entirely.
NewNews and events, inside the app: what's been announced, what's come out, how the latest tournaments finished and which decks got there — plus a calendar of the qualifiers and Challenges ahead, which you can narrow to the part of the world you play in.
NewA price now shows where it's been: tap one and you get the days behind it, for the normal card and the foil alike.
NewCard prices. Every card shows what it's worth, and your collection shows what the whole thing is worth — with the copies nobody prices yet counted separately instead of quietly left out.
NewYou choose the market the numbers come from, Cardmarket or TCGplayer, and whether you read the market trend or the lowest price going. The market's own mark, beside the price, opens that card's listings in your language.
NewA screen for what the market did: which of your cards went up, which went down, and what that adds up to since the day before.
NewInkPocket speaks Italian, cards included: names, rules text and artwork all follow the language your phone is set to. Cards from the two sets never printed in Italian stay in English.
ChangedSearch finds a card by its Italian or its English name, whichever you know it by.
ChangedDraw odds answer before you ask: no Calculate button, and the question is the one a player actually has — how much would you mulligan, by which turn, and are you on the play.
PrivacyPrices, news and the calendar all come from files we publish and your phone downloads whole. The app never asks a marketplace about a card, and never tells us which story you opened, so nobody — us included — learns what you looked up or what your collection holds. See the privacy policy.
NewImport your collection from the official Disney Lorcana app: paste in the backup link it gives you and both your cards and your decks come across.
NewImport a collection file exported from another site.
NewImports offer Merge or Replace for card quantities. Decks are only ever added, never overwritten and never duplicated.
NewFoil effects are now rendered on cards.
NewA guided introduction the first time you open the app.
NewDeck building enforces the game's rules, and flags a deck that isn't legal for its format rather than blocking it.
NewFilter your collection by what you actually own: owned or missing, how many copies, normal or foil — and sort any grid of cards beside the filters.
NewThe scanner asks when a reading could be two different printings, instead of picking one, and any card it adds can be taken straight back.
NewA game on the lore counter is still there when you come back to the app, history and all.
ChangedAccents are optional in search, in both directions: felix finds Félix.
PrivacyAnonymous crash and usage reporting is on, and saved decks contribute their card list to aggregate statistics. There's no account, and your collection is never sent — see the privacy policy.
We count visits to this site anonymously. May we also record which buttons and links get used, so we can see which parts are worth keeping? What we do with it.