Guildpact: MTG stats tracker
Free
0.2.26for iPhone, iPad
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About Guildpact: MTG stats tracker
Guildpact is the best Magic: The Gathering utility or companion app available.
It’s a stats tracker, deck builder, and so much more.
Guildpact is a great tool for all players, casual and competitive alike - looking to level up their Magic: The Gathering skills or introduce some friendly competition in their meta.
TRACK YOUR GAMES
• Track your games alone or with an unlimited number of friends in a single playgroup
• Track any format (Standard, Modern, Commander, Brawl) or even Arena games
• Create a new meta or Join an existing meta with your playgroup
• Or manage your meta alone through managed opponents
• Track stats for your regular game nights, drafts, leagues, tournaments and events.
• Drill down into your game history and get stats for every player and every deck
• Customize your leaderboard for every meta with your own house rules
• Get notified when new games are added to your playgroup and see your stats change in real-time
BUILT-IN DECK BUILDER
• Add or build new decks with an integrated deck builder
• Add your format and deck colors
• Import your deck-list or construct on the go
• Export your decklists into a common format for use in tools like Cockatrice
It’s a stats tracker, deck builder, and so much more.
Guildpact is a great tool for all players, casual and competitive alike - looking to level up their Magic: The Gathering skills or introduce some friendly competition in their meta.
TRACK YOUR GAMES
• Track your games alone or with an unlimited number of friends in a single playgroup
• Track any format (Standard, Modern, Commander, Brawl) or even Arena games
• Create a new meta or Join an existing meta with your playgroup
• Or manage your meta alone through managed opponents
• Track stats for your regular game nights, drafts, leagues, tournaments and events.
• Drill down into your game history and get stats for every player and every deck
• Customize your leaderboard for every meta with your own house rules
• Get notified when new games are added to your playgroup and see your stats change in real-time
BUILT-IN DECK BUILDER
• Add or build new decks with an integrated deck builder
• Add your format and deck colors
• Import your deck-list or construct on the go
• Export your decklists into a common format for use in tools like Cockatrice
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What's New in the Latest Version 0.2.26
Last updated on Mar 7, 2026
Old Versions
Major Bug Fixes:
- Fixed issue where you couldn't add commander decks
- Fixed issue where you couldn't see other's decklists or toggle the setting to hide your decklist
- Fixed issue where invite links sometimes wouldn't work. Make sure to generate new invite links. Old ones will no longer work.
- Fixed issue where resetting passwords would sometimes misbehave
New Features:
- You can now "release" a deck to a meta. If a deck has games in only one meta, you can release it to that meta. That means that it will become a managed opponent deck.
- You can now archive managed opponent decks. To unarchive them, find them at the bottom of the list of managed opponent decks.
Minor Improvements:
- Allow 100 decks in rankings. Configure this in meta settings.
- When searching for decks when adding a game, the search now searches both the deck name and the commander
- Improved searching when adding a user to a meta
- If a commander has partner, a second commander is no longer required
- Added a tooltip when archiving a deck to explain what it will do
- Removed the "DCI Number" field in profile
- Linked the subreddit in profile
- Improved error messaging when creating a meta with a name that already exists
- Fixed issue where you couldn't add commander decks
- Fixed issue where you couldn't see other's decklists or toggle the setting to hide your decklist
- Fixed issue where invite links sometimes wouldn't work. Make sure to generate new invite links. Old ones will no longer work.
- Fixed issue where resetting passwords would sometimes misbehave
New Features:
- You can now "release" a deck to a meta. If a deck has games in only one meta, you can release it to that meta. That means that it will become a managed opponent deck.
- You can now archive managed opponent decks. To unarchive them, find them at the bottom of the list of managed opponent decks.
Minor Improvements:
- Allow 100 decks in rankings. Configure this in meta settings.
- When searching for decks when adding a game, the search now searches both the deck name and the commander
- Improved searching when adding a user to a meta
- If a commander has partner, a second commander is no longer required
- Added a tooltip when archiving a deck to explain what it will do
- Removed the "DCI Number" field in profile
- Linked the subreddit in profile
- Improved error messaging when creating a meta with a name that already exists
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Version History
0.2.26
Mar 7, 2026
Major Bug Fixes:
- Fixed issue where you couldn't add commander decks
- Fixed issue where you couldn't see other's decklists or toggle the setting to hide your decklist
- Fixed issue where invite links sometimes wouldn't work. Make sure to generate new invite links. Old ones will no longer work.
- Fixed issue where resetting passwords would sometimes misbehave
New Features:
- You can now "release" a deck to a meta. If a deck has games in only one meta, you can release it to that meta. That means that it will become a managed opponent deck.
- You can now archive managed opponent decks. To unarchive them, find them at the bottom of the list of managed opponent decks.
Minor Improvements:
- Allow 100 decks in rankings. Configure this in meta settings.
- When searching for decks when adding a game, the search now searches both the deck name and the commander
- Improved searching when adding a user to a meta
- If a commander has partner, a second commander is no longer required
- Added a tooltip when archiving a deck to explain what it will do
- Removed the "DCI Number" field in profile
- Linked the subreddit in profile
- Improved error messaging when creating a meta with a name that already exists
- Fixed issue where you couldn't add commander decks
- Fixed issue where you couldn't see other's decklists or toggle the setting to hide your decklist
- Fixed issue where invite links sometimes wouldn't work. Make sure to generate new invite links. Old ones will no longer work.
- Fixed issue where resetting passwords would sometimes misbehave
New Features:
- You can now "release" a deck to a meta. If a deck has games in only one meta, you can release it to that meta. That means that it will become a managed opponent deck.
- You can now archive managed opponent decks. To unarchive them, find them at the bottom of the list of managed opponent decks.
Minor Improvements:
- Allow 100 decks in rankings. Configure this in meta settings.
- When searching for decks when adding a game, the search now searches both the deck name and the commander
- Improved searching when adding a user to a meta
- If a commander has partner, a second commander is no longer required
- Added a tooltip when archiving a deck to explain what it will do
- Removed the "DCI Number" field in profile
- Linked the subreddit in profile
- Improved error messaging when creating a meta with a name that already exists
Guildpact: MTG stats tracker FAQ
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