Changelog
47 releases · 329 changes
October 2026
- Improved
Classic Constructed decks now show their format in red and Blitz decks in teal, so a Classic Constructed deck no longer looks the same as a Silver Age one at a glance.decks
- Improved
The buttons above a collection's cards now match the ones on a deck. Display, Filters, Watch prices, and Select share the same fill and border as the View and Sort menus beside them, and Filters and Select fill with your theme's accent colour while they're on. In a narrower window, those buttons join the View and Sort row under the search instead of stacking in a row of their own. On a phone or in a narrow window, the section menu is sized to its label and the other buttons sit together on the right, a little larger, as they do on a deck.collections
- Improved
Hovering a deck's card count now leads with the total, with equipment, main deck, and inventory listed under it. The type counts below now cover the main deck only, so equipment is no longer listed twice.decks
- Improved
Deck cards on the Decks page now show a loading placeholder until their artwork is ready, then appear complete, instead of painting in piece by piece. Their artwork also arrives sooner, since every deck's hero is looked up at once, and a tab that is still loading fills more of the page with placeholder cards.decks
- Improved
The Collection button on a deck now opens a small menu. Show owned counts turns your collection's counts on the deck's cards on or off, as the button did before; Shift+C still does that directly. Missing cards only, which used to be tucked inside the collection coverage dialog, sits right under it and hides the cards your binders already cover.decks
- Improved
A deck's prices and collection coverage now share one Deck cost dialog. The toolbar shows them as a single item, such as "$31.78 · 41/56 owned" when you're signed in, and clicking it opens the dialog. It leads with the deck's total, and a Cheapest / Priciest switch prices every card at its lowest listing or its most expensive printing. A bar shows which cards make up most of the cost. When you're signed in, the dialog starts with what you still need to buy and what that costs, with each card showing how many you have against how many the deck needs, and **Buy missing** to get just those. The cards you already own fold into a section below. Every row shows the card's art with a pitch-coloured edge, and each card's name links to its TCGplayer listing.decks
- Improved
A deck's legality breakdown now opens with the verdict, such as "Not legal in Silver Age", and shows only the rules the deck breaks. Each one lists its cards and says what to change, like "Remove 1". The rules that pass fold into a single line you can expand. The status label also no longer slides under the close button.decks
- Improved
In a deck's Text view, the Tokens section is now a text list like the rest of the deck instead of a grid of card images.decks
- Improved
The toolbar at the bottom of a deck now shows the deck's pitch split as red, yellow, and blue dots with counts, so you can see it without hovering. Each card type also has its own icon now, chosen for what the card does in a game, such as armor for equipment, a crosshair for attack reactions, and a flask for items. The same icons appear on the deck's section headings and Stats.decks
- Improved
The Public and Tournament deck tabs no longer open with a "Showing N results" line, so the decks start right below the search bar.decks
- Improved
The Previous and Next buttons under a collection's table, your watchlist, the Meta Cards tab, event stores, and the changelog now match the controls beside them, and a collection table's Rows and Columns controls do too. When the bar runs short of room, Previous and Next now move to a second line together instead of leaving Next on a line by itself.ui
- Improved
Deck and collection cards have a cleaner layout, matching the app. A deck's hero is now right under its name, and a collection's card counts sit under its name too. The format or collection type shows in a pill in the corner. The bottom strip shows who owns the card on the left, and on the right whether it's private or shared and when it was last updated. Today's changes show the time instead of the date.decks
- Fixed
Binder and Wantlist cards on the Collections page show their unique-card and copy counts again instead of dashes, including while you're offline.collections
- Improved
Set types now read the way players name them. The Type filter on Sets offers Deck, Expansion, Promo, and Other, with one Deck option covering both preconstructed and Armory decks, in place of the catalog's Precon, Armory, and Pack.cards
- Improved
Deck history has a cleaner look. Each change shows the card's art with its pitch colour, says plainly what happened ("Added to Main", "Moved Main → Inventory"), and groups changes by day. The sideboard is now called Inventory everywhere in history. On mobile, Recent history under your deck opens the full History sheet instead of expanding in place.decks
- Improved
In deck and collection card grids, a card's outline now pulses while its image loads, then the image fades in whole instead of drawing in from the top. If the image is missing, fails to load, or takes too long, the outline simply stops pulsing.cards
- Improved
Opening a card from a deck no longer flashes a smaller placeholder box before the card's details appear — the details settle into place, and they load even while your card database is still being set up. Click the card art there, or in the quick view beside your deck, to see it full size over a dimmed background, like on a card's own page.decks
- Improved
On a wide screen, a deck's History tab keeps its changes in a readable column instead of stretching them across the page. Search and the change filters move into a panel beside the list that stays in view as you scroll, with links to jump to a day. The "N of M changes" count above the list is gone, as it is on mobile.decks
- Improved
Opening a match now shows both heroes side by side with the winner marked, followed by when, where, and how it was played, and each match has its own link. You can also delete a match you logged.decks
- Improved
Turn on Include other versions in a deck's Matches tab to see the matches from all its versions together.decks
- Improved
A deck's Matches tab now matches the app: your win rate and record lead, matches are grouped by day, and on a wide screen your most-played opponents and a sortable matchup table sit alongside the list.decks
- Improved
Anyone can now read a public deck's notes, matchup guides, and match history without signing in, so a deck you share shows its game plan, sideboarding, and record to everyone who opens the link.decks
- Improved
A deck's Notes tab now reads like a page. On a wide screen your notes sit in a comfortable middle column with larger text, with their headings on the left so you can jump to a section and the cards they mention listed by name on the right. When you edit, you write right where the notes were, with a live preview beside the text on a wide screen, buttons for links, bold, italic, headings, and lists, and ⌘S to save. If you try to cancel, switch tabs or versions, or leave with unsaved changes, you're asked first, so you won't lose a draft by accident.decks
- Improved
A deck's page now loads in one step: a placeholder shaped like the page holds until every card is in and sorted into its section, instead of showing the hero alone, then every card under "Other", then rearranging. The hero's name and the card count wait under a placeholder too, rather than reading "Unknown Hero" and "0 cards" for a moment.decks
- Improved
Your deck's notes, matchup guides, and match record now sit above its cards on the Deck tab, as they do in the app. Notes shows the start of your notes, Matchups shows how many guides you have with the faces and names of the heroes they cover, and Matches shows the selected version's record, win rate, and its two most-played matchups. Select a card to open its tab, and your browser's Back button brings you back to the cards. Each tab now has its own address too, so you can bookmark a deck's matchups or send someone straight to its notes. On your own decks, an empty section shows an Add card that opens the notes editor, the matchup guide editor, or the Add match dialog straight away. On a phone the cards scroll sideways.decks
- Improved
A deck's version picker now sits at the front of its section tabs instead of in the banner, so it's clear the version you pick applies to every tab. On phones it's a select above the section menu. The banner no longer repeats the card count, which you'll still find in the footer.decks
- Improved
Pages now hold their shape while they load. The grey placeholders you see on Decks, Collections, Search, Sets, Watchlist, Events, Meta, Groups, profiles, Notifications, Settings and the deck, collection, set, card and event pages are laid out like the page that replaces them, on phones and on tablets in either orientation, so content no longer jumps or swaps through a second, differently shaped placeholder as it arrives. Beta pages no longer flash the "in beta" notice before opening for testers.app
- Improved
Logging a match is quicker, with one-tap result and play order, the events list from the events pages, and the date and time it was played, and you're asked before an unsaved match is discarded.decks
- Improved
A deck's Matchups tab now shows one guide at a time, in the style of the app's guides, with a row of opponent pills above it to switch between them. Each guide opens with its opponents' art, then your game plan with what comes in and what goes out beside it. Each guide has its own link to share, and the link opens the same deck version you were looking at. On a phone, you pick a guide from a list and read it on its own. Click a hero's art or a sideboard card to see the card. On your own decks, add a guide from the end of the row of pills.decks
- Improved
Card search now sits on the same margins as the other pages, so its search bar lines up with Decks and Sets when you move between them.cards
- Improved
On narrower screens, a deck's Matches tab no longer makes you switch between Matches and Analytics. A Matchups card between your record and your matches shows the opponents you've played most and how you do going first or second, and "All" opens the full matchup table and its filters in a dialog. On phones that table fits the screen instead of scrolling sideways.decks
- Fixed
Deck stats now count attack actions and non-attack actions separately. Before, every action card landed in a single "Action" count. Block cards and other types are listed under their own name instead of "Other".decks
- Fixed
Expected pull rates now include foil slots. On newer sets that publish Legendary and Fabled only as rainbow or cold foils, those rarities show an expected rate instead of a dash, and a rarity with its own foil slot, like Majestic in Heavy Hitters, now counts both.sets
- Fixed
The Collection toggle on a deck's Deck tab now matches the view, group, and sort menus beside it, instead of standing out with a darker fill and heavier label.decks
- Fixed
Your browser tab keeps the deck's name while you move between its tabs or open dialogs such as Share, Edit, and Add cards, instead of switching to the deck's id.decks
- Fixed
Fixed a first visit to Pitchstack in a new browser, where pages that read card details, such as a deck's hero and card names, could stay on their loading state after the card database finished downloading until you reloaded the page. They now fill in as soon as the download completes.cards
- Fixed
Table column headings now all read the same way. Headings you can click to sort were showing in mixed case beside capitalised ones in the set cards, collection items, event hero results, and watchlist tables; every heading is now in capitals. The Trade and Condition columns in a collection's table are a little wider, so their headings fit.appearance
September 2026
August 2026