Sparkles MTG
Sparkles MTG screenshots
34 screens from the Sparkles MTG app: card scanning, collections, decks, prices and trends, sealed EV, and the chat assistant.
Your collection and what it is worth
What you actually own, priced honestly, and where that value really sits.
Home dashboard
The home screen opens on your collection value and quick links to scanning, search, trending cards, Ask AI, trade check, sealed EV, and the life counter.
Collection value breakdown
Collection Value splits your collection into foil versus nonfoil, value by rarity, and your top sets by dollar value.
Buy versus sell spread
This screen ranks the cards where the gap between buy and sell price hurts most, next to the ones that sell closest to book.
What your value assumes
Collection Value shows how much of your total rests on an unset condition guess and what you would net if you sold everything today.
Investment holdings view
The investment holdings card tracks capital still held against market value, your sealed products by unit price, and an aggregate CSV export.
Value over time
A running chart plots your total collection value against every card copy added since day one.
Collections overview
Collections breaks your owned cards down by binder and holding type in a chart, with tools to build decks, browse sets, or import a list.
Sealed products and expected value
What a pack or box is worth to open, set against what it costs to buy.
Sealed EV by set
The Sealed EV hub lists every set with sealed products, from a pinned Secret Lair Drop down to what is coming up and what shipped recently.
Adding a prebuilt deck
Add Prebuilt Product searches official preconstructed decks and challenger decks so you can store one as sealed or add its cards directly.
Browsing Secret Lair drops
Secret Lair Drop browsing sorts every drop by date, buy score, price, or best EV so you can spot the ones worth buying.
Package contents and cost
A product detail page lists the market price, the published package contents pulled from MTGJSON, and the EV math underneath it.
Sealed EV math
Sealed EV lays out what you make buying a product, its worst case, expected value, and known potential, and the individual cards worth opening it for.
Sealed product insights
Insights calls out a product's notable cards, like its only foil printing, its reprints, its commander staples, and where its value concentrates.
Booster pack EV
A play booster's EV breakdown lists its worst case, expected value, known potential, and the individual cards worth opening it for.
Browsing sealed products
The sealed browser lists booster packs, prerelease packs, and boxes across sets with their market price and estimated contents value.
Sealed pack quote detail
A sealed booster's detail page shows its current market quote, where that quote came from, and buttons to explore contents, plan a hold, or open and scan it.
Decks, Deck Sense and playtesting
Decks built from cards you own, then checked and tested before game day.
Deck pricing and ownership
A deck's total price splits main deck from sideboard, shows how much of it you already own, and prices each remaining card.
Deck color and type mix
A deck's stats page breaks its cards down by color and type and checks its legality against the format you are building for.
Deck Sense land warning
Deck Sense flags when a deck is short on lands for its size and shows the deck's card count, mana curve, and win record.
Filling deck gaps
Fill the gaps suggests lands you already own to round out a deck, and roles group its cards by the job they do.
Opening hand analysis
Deck Sense can analyze a deck for advice and simulate opening hands to show your real odds of hitting playable mana.
Simulated opening hand
The opening hand simulator deals a sample hand from a deck and reports the exact odds of it landing in a playable land range.
Modern metagame archetypes
The metagame view lists current Modern archetypes by their share of the field and how much of each decklist you already own.
One card and its data trail
One card, followed from search through price history to its rulings.
Price evidence detail
Tapping into price evidence shows how a card's Scryfall market quote is corroborated against Card Kingdom retail and past imported market prices.
Card price and legality
A card detail page charts recent price history and lists legality across every format, along with its official rulings.
Editing a card copy
Editing a card copy sets its condition, foil status, language, physical location, notes, price override, and acquisition tracking.
Market, news and the wider game
New product announcements, price trends, and the current metagame.
Breaking news and trends
The home feed surfaces newly announced products alongside trending cards with their recent price moves.
Browsing upcoming sets
Browse Sets includes previewed and unreleased sets with indexed card counts ahead of their street date.
Extra tools
Trade check, the life counter, and the assistant that ties it together.
Trade check comparison
Trade Check compares what you give and get in a trade against estimated dealer bid references so you know exactly where you stand.
Life counter table setup
The life counter sets up a table of up to six players with a chosen starting life before the game begins.
Life counter in play
During a game the life counter fills the screen with each player's total and quick tools for setup, log, dice, and coin flips.
Collection fun finds
A log scale chart shows how much of your collection's value sits above a chosen card price, next to fun finds like your priciest common and biggest mover.
Ask AI about your cards
The Ask AI assistant answers questions about specific products and cards, citing the app's own catalog data in its response.
Card search syntax
Search understands a query syntax for filtering your own cards or all of Magic, with filter chips and upcoming sets underneath.