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Version 2.6.0

Group a night of matches into a Session

Start a Session for a grind, a testing night or a deck experiment, and every match you log joins it with your deck already filled in. Tournaments can now be filtered by category, carry the Standard format they were played in, and run across a weekend. Each matchup opens on its own page, and opponent decks you count as one deck can be grouped into a single record. On your phone, Home opens on who you are, whatever you have running, and your latest matches.

Web, iOS and Android

New
  • Start a Session with a deck and version, and every match you log joins it with that deck already filled in. Its screen keeps a running record, and it ends on its own after 12 hours without a match.
  • Add a match you logged earlier to any Session, move it to another one, or take it out, from the Session or from the match itself.
  • Group and filter your match history by Session.
  • Filter your Tournaments by category. Pick one or several, such as Cups and Challenges, and the list shows only those.
  • Record the Standard format a Tournament was played in, such as TEF-30C. Leave it blank and it takes the format in play on the event's date.
  • Give a Tournament an end date, up to a week after it starts, so a Regionals or Worlds reads as the two or three days it was. Each Round lands on the day you played it.
  • Open a matchup on its own page: your record against that opponent, how each deck version has done against it, and every match behind the number.
  • Group the opponent decks you count as one deck, such as every Dragapult variant, and your matchup spread rolls them into a single record. Switch between grouped and individual at any time, and open a group to see each variant on its own.
  • Star any number of decks as favorites and filter Decks down to them. Your active deck is now set on its own, from the tag beside the deck's sprites.
  • A new Home screen: your name and Player ID up top, your open Tournament and Session with their records and next actions, or your win rate and matchup spread when nothing is running, then your latest matches. · iOS and Android
  • Share a deck as a link or as an image from one Share menu. An unchanged list is rendered once and reused. · iOS and Android
Improved
  • The Tournaments list is rebuilt as cards under In progress and Completed. Each card leads with a mark for its category and shows your record beside your deck's sprites.
  • Start, log and end a Session with no signal. It syncs on its own once you're back online. · iOS and Android
  • On a wide screen, Add Round opens beside your Rounds and stays open after you save, so you can log a whole event back to back. · Web
  • On a wide screen the replay is laid out like the table: both Benches, the two Active Pokémon facing each other with the Stadium beside them, and your hand below. · Web
  • Matches shows your matchup spread under your recent matches, following the same deck, opponent and format filters. · Web
  • Input fields have a visible outline in both themes, so it's clearer what you can tap. · iOS and Android
  • The 30th Celebration foil basic Energies are in the card catalog, ready to add to a deck.
Fixed
  • The replay board follows the match more closely: damage counters placed or healed by effects, Tools kept apart from Energy, and a hand count that no longer drifts. · Web