Changelog

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Updates Collection Manager

• The counters for “Haves”, “Wants”, “Total”, and “Price Shift” automatically update based on the selected filters.
• Active filters in the collection are now synchronized with the filter when adding cards.
• In selection mode, the total is now displayed, and the selected cards remain selected even when switching to another page in the collection.
• The “Select All” checkbox now always allows you to deselect all cards on the current page (minus symbol). Previously, this was only possible if all cards were selected.
• Rarity filter: Multiple selections can now be combined using an “OR” operator
• Rarity filter: Counts for Holo and Non-Holo have been added
• For the condition filter, you can now also select “less than or equal to” or “greater than or equal to”.
• New filter: Type (Monster, Spell, Trap, Ability)
• Card Type filter: Multiple selections are now treated as an “OR” operator.
• Card Type Filter: Main Deck and Extra Deck added
• New Filter: Artwork Category (All, Alternative Artwork, Extended Art, Lost Art, Original)
• To improve readability, the print number is now displayed to the left of the card name when adding cards.

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Re-design Limited List

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Ads

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Deck Folders

• Pro users can now organise their decks into folders. This feature replaces custom tags, which have been automatically converted into folders. Tags can still be assigned to public decks and we have expanded the selection of tags. You can select a maximum of five tags per deck.
• We have improved the filter in the public deck library. New filters: exclude cards, Side Deck size
• The advanced deck search can now be accessed via a direct link.

• In Want Lists, the rarity/print can now be changed retrospectively using the “Mass edit” feature. This also works if you edit a card directly.
• For decks, all missing cards can now be added to a Want List with a single click. To do this, hover/click over the Haves display.
• Forbidden cards: Banlists now also have a gallery view.
• Forbidden cards: For retro formats, all playable sets are displayed in the sidebar on the right.

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Translations for all languages

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Local deck communities

1. Post a deck in your language: The deck will be visible within your community. The community is based on the language you’re using.
2. Post a deck in English: The deck will be visible everywhere on cardcluster. This way, you can reach the largest possible audience.

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Feedback appreciated section

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Retro Formats

• The banlist status of Edison and Goat is now displayed on the card page. These decks are also highlighted (similar to Master Duel decks) and can appear on the front page.
• Under Top Decks, you will find a new section for retro formats. We have added 5 formats, but we will be adding more next week.

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Additional price data

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New features

• You can select the price data separately for the entire page and for each collection.
• Hover or click on a price to view other price data.
• On the card page graph, you can select multiple price data points at the same time to compare their history. To do this, hover or click on the price next to the graph and select the data points you are interested in.
• The selected time period is now automatically saved and will not reset.
• New period: 2 years
• In the header, you can now see how many cards you have collected and quickly access your current wants list via the heart icon.

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Collection Manager

• Filter rarity extended: Filter by holos or non-holos
• New filter: Filter for cards for which we are still missing a picture
• Display of the edition in the list and gallery: The label is now visible if the card is 1st edition or limited edition. On the other hand, the label is hidden if the card is unlimited.
• Settings: The description now explains that “Hide storage location” also disables deck assignment.
• Cards in other languages now also show the original card name
• The scrolling behavior of the table has been improved. It no longer scrolls the whole page, but only the table content.

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Database

• New Rarities overview, which is now also linked in the main menu

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General

• Italian is now available as a beta in the language selection.

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Bugs fixed

• Deviating language abbreviations were not displayed in the collection.
• When adding cards, USD prices were not displayed.
• Sometimes the input in the purchase price field did not work.
• Fixed a bug where the collection view was unintentionally reseted to “List”.

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French translation

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Update 2.4: Purchase Price and Quality of Life improvements

• The Collection Manager gets a new compact list view that is optimized for mobile devices and hides default values to keep lists readable.
• Favorite Lists are easier to discover and use, making it faster to add frequently used cards while building decks.
• A new purchase price field and various Collection Manager tweaks make it easier to track collection value and edit cards efficiently.
• Database pages receive smaller UX refinements and bug fixes that make navigation smoother across card and set pages.

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Update 2.3: UI Improvements

• The classic 1‑click function for adding Haves and Wants returns, alongside an advanced mode for detailed collection updates.
• Card and set database pages are simplified so that ownership information and filters are easier to understand at a glance.
• On mobile, sorting controls are streamlined, and various layout tweaks improve browsing and readability.

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Update 2.2: Translate comments

• Comments can be translated automatically (powered by DeepL), so you can follow discussions across languages without missing context.
• All comments are shown regardless of language, and top deck pages gain banlist filters with deck counts per banlist.
• You can define which filters should be applied automatically when opening Cardmarket links from cardcluster.com.

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Update 2.1: Targets bulk add, Google Pay / Apple Pay

• Collection targets can be created in bulk for all sets in a category, making it much faster to define long‑term collection goals.
• Targets get a better preview, new sorting by completion, and various UX tweaks across card and deck pages.
• Google Pay and Apple Pay are added as additional payment methods, and several price‑calculation bugs are fixed.

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Update 2.0: Card Prices & Dark Mode

• Card prices are expanded and refined so you can better track gains and losses across your collection on cardcluster.com.
• A new dark mode makes browsing decks, cards, and collections easier on the eyes, especially at night.
• Multiple UX and performance improvements lay the groundwork for future 2.x updates.

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Update 1.13: Roadmap

• A public roadmap helps you see which features are planned, in progress, or recently shipped.
• You can vote on ideas directly so that future updates better reflect what the community needs most.
• Smaller UI cleanups and quality of life changes ship alongside the new roadmap.

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Update 1.12: Improved CSV import

• The CSV import for collections is more robust and forgiving, helping you bring in large collections with fewer errors.
• Field mapping and error reporting are improved so that problematic rows are easier to identify and fix.
• Additional bug fixes make repeated imports and updates more reliable.

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Update 1.11: New Features & Improvements for Collections

• Collections gain new options and filters that make organizing large card inventories much easier.
• Value tracking, collection views, and collection‑related actions are refined to reduce friction in everyday use.
• A set of miscellaneous bug fixes improves stability across collection‑heavy workflows.

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Update 1.10: Improved Collection Targets and New Languages

• Collection targets are expanded with better controls so you can define, sort, and monitor goals more precisely.
• Additional interface languages are added, making cardcluster.com more accessible to players worldwide.
• Various improvements to target views and progress indicators round out this release.

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Update 1.9: Improved Card Search Performance & Favorites Lists

• Card Search performance is significantly improved, so filters and queries feel much snappier.
• Favorites lists help you bookmark important cards and reuse them quickly while building or tweaking decks.
• Several filters and result views are tuned so that searching feels more responsive and predictable.

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Update 1.8: Comments

• You can comment on decks and content, making it easier to ask questions, share feedback, and discuss ideas with other players.
• Comment threads are integrated into key pages so that discussions stay close to the relevant decks and cards.
• Early moderation and quality of life improvements ship alongside the first version of comments.

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Update 1.7: Tournament Decklists

• Tournament decklists are added so you can browse and study successful competitive builds in more detail.
• Deck views and filters are extended to highlight event results and make it easier to find relevant lists.
• Additional tweaks improve how tournament information is surfaced alongside regular decks.

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Update 1.6: Master Duel

• Master Duel support is introduced, including formats and views tailored to the digital game.
• Deck building and browsing are updated so you can distinguish Master Duel lists from other formats at a glance.
• Cost displays and format labels help you keep track of crafting resources and legality in Master Duel.

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Update 1.5: Top Decks

• A Top Decks section highlights popular and successful decks so you can discover new ideas quickly.
• New sorting and filter options help you browse top lists by format, popularity, and other criteria.
• Minor UX and performance improvements make browsing large numbers of decks smoother.

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Update 1.4: Collections

• Collections are introduced as a core feature for tracking which cards you own.
• You can create multiple collections, customize them, and start using them together with decks and Card Search.
• This release lays the foundation for later features like goals, value tracking, and collection‑driven filters.

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Update 1.3: PayPal available

• PayPal is added as a payment method, making it easier to subscribe or support development.
• The checkout flow is refined so you can complete purchases faster and with fewer steps.
• A handful of smaller stability and UX fixes are included.

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Update 1.2

• cardcluster Pro becomes available in many additional countries and is highlighted more clearly in the app.
• Card Search gains a full screen mode, mobile Quick View, and better support for alternate artworks and cover cards.
• Each card now has its own image gallery and a dedicated page for alternate artworks, languages, and regions.

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Update 1.1

• Support for additional formats such as Speed Duel and Traditional decks is added.
• Deck browsing, Deck Builder, and Card Search receive many new filters, views, and quality of life improvements.
• Numerous bug fixes improve stability around deck imports, sorting, and format handling.