Media kit — DeckSequence

Logos

Wordmark and app icon

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Wordmark, light ink

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SVG PNG

Wordmark, dark ink

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SVG PNG

App icon

1024 × 1024 PNG, the icon on the App Store and Google Play.

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Descriptions to paste

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Short description

DeckSequence is a match tracker for competitive Pokémon TCG players. Log every match and see which deck, and which version of your list, wins and against what.

Long description

DeckSequence is a match tracker for competitive Pokémon TCG players. Log every match, on the PTCG Live ladder, at locals or at Regionals, and see which deck, and which version of your list, wins and against what. Paste a PTCG Live battle log to replay the match turn by turn, or log a paper match in under a minute between rounds. Every deck keeps its version history, so each version of your list keeps its own record. Web, iOS and Android on one account, and logging is free with no limit. Published by Ayax Dev Studio LLC.

Disclaimer for descriptions

DeckSequence is an unofficial, fan-made companion tool, not affiliated with, endorsed, sponsored, or approved by Nintendo, Creatures Inc., GAME FREAK inc., or The Pokémon Company.

Lines in use

The first is the positioning. The others are supporting lines.

The competitive Pokémon TCG app
Track. Learn. Win.
Track every match. Learn what wins.
Log it. Replay it. Learn from it.

Fact sheet

The facts, in one place

Prices come from the live plan catalog, so they match the pricing page.

DeckSequence

What it is: The competitive Pokémon TCG app. A match tracker that shows which deck, and which version of your list, wins and against what.
Platforms: Web, iOS and Android, on one account.
Free: Unlimited match logging, paper and PTCG Live
Battle-log replays, turn by turn
Deck lab with version history
Tournaments, round by round
Overall and per-deck win rate and record
Pro: Win rate and W/L/T record per matchup, overall and by deck version
Win rate per deck version and head-to-head comparison
How often each card is seen and played, from battle logs
Cancel any time and keep access to the end of the period
Everything in Free
Pro price: $6.99 per month or $59.99 per year (USD, before tax).
Trial: 30 days of full Pro on every new account, no card required.
Sign-in: Email, Google, Apple, Facebook or Discord.
Publisher: Ayax Dev Studio LLC
Founder: Johnnie Tirado

Links

Website
decksequence.com
Web app
app.decksequence.com
Competitive decklists
decksequence.com/decks
Pricing
decksequence.com/pricing
App link (opens the right store)
decksequence.com/download
App Store
apps.apple.com/us/app/decksequence/id6802145218
Google Play
play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=dev.ayax.decksequence
Instagram
www.instagram.com/decksequence/
Discord
discord.gg/bTJBgA7QmZ

Key messages

What to say about it

Pick the points that fit your audience. Each one says whether it's on the free plan or Pro.

Free
One record across Ladder, Locals and Regionals
Paste a PTCG Live battle log, or fill in the paper form between rounds. Tournament rounds land in the same history.
Free
Replay a match turn by turn
A pasted battle log becomes a replay with both boards. Share it as a play-through, and comments pin to the turn they're about.
Free
Versioned deck lists
Change a list and the old version keeps its own matches. Import from PTCG Live or Limitless, check opening-hand odds, and export back for registration.
Pro
Your record against every deck you face
The Matchup Spread lists every opponent deck you've faced. Pro adds the win rate and W/L/T record behind each one.
Pro
See which version of your list wins
Pro shows the win rate and record for each deck version, and compares two versions against the same opponents.
Pro
Card usage from your battle logs
How often each card was played, and how often you drew it without playing it.

Getting the facts right

The name is DeckSequence: one word, capital D and S.
Each recorded result is a match, not a game.
Logging, replays, deck versions, tournaments and sharing are free, with no limit.
Pro adds the analysis on top: win rate and record per matchup and per deck version, version comparison, and card usage.
Every new account gets 30 days of Pro with no card required. When it ends the account moves to Free and nothing is deleted.
You name your opponent's deck yourself, with suggestions. DeckSequence does not detect decks automatically and does not offer AI coaching.
DeckSequence is unofficial. Add the disclaimer below to any post or description that shows Pokémon cards or names.

Screenshots

The product, as shipped

Captures from the iOS app and the web app in dark mode. They show a demo account's sample data, not real players or usage figures.

Phone

The iOS app's Home screen: a 58% win rate across 103 matches, the matchup spread and recent matches
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Logging a win on iOS: date, deck, deck version, opponent deck with sprites, and turn order
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The matchup spread on iOS: record and win rate against each opponent deck
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A deck's version history on iOS: v1.2 adds Jamming Tower and Moltres and cuts Crispin and Rare Candy, with its 26–19 record
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Card usage on iOS for v1.2: how often each card was played and seen across matches with a battle log
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A PTCG Live battle log replayed on iOS at turn 10, with both boards and damage on the Active Pokémon
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A League Cup on iOS: a 5–3–0 finish with each round's opponent and game results
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Opening-hand odds on iOS: mulligan chance and the chance to see a Basic, a Supporter or an Energy by each turn
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Creating a deck on iOS by pasting a Limitless export, with the deck's two sprites picked
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Web

Deck performance in the web app: win rate by version and the record against each opponent deck
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A deck's version history in the web app: v1.2 adds Crushing Hammer and Special Red Card, with each version's record
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Logging a win in the web app: deck and version, opponent deck, turn order, prizes for each side
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The deck builder in the web app: a 60-card Mega Sharpedo list by card type, card search, and opening-hand odds
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Tournament recap image

Colors and type

One mauve ramp, two typefaces

The same mauve ramp runs through the light and dark themes. The only saturated colors are win, loss and tie, and they always appear with their W, L or T.

Mauve

Mauve 950
#0C090C
Mauve 900
#1D161E
Mauve 800
#2A212C
Mauve 600
#594C5B
Mauve 400
#A89EA9
Mauve 300
#D7D0D7
Mauve 100
#F3F1F3

Results

W
Win
#00E676
L
Loss
#FF1744
T
Tie
#FFB300

Display: Mona Sans

Track every match.

Headlines, titles and large numbers.

Body: Inter

Paste a Battle Log to replay the match turn by turn.

Body copy, labels and anything read in rows.

Contact

Partnerships and press

For partnerships, sponsored content or anything this page doesn't answer, email the founder directly.

Johnnie Tirado

Founder, DeckSequence

hello@decksequence.com

DeckSequence media kit