ManaBox MTG

I use this app to keep track of my whole collection, and it is one of the best mobile apps I've found to do so. It also has an amazing trading feature, which has been immensely useful - I can't even begin to say how useful it's been, it saves so so so much time. One small feature that I think would make such a massive improvement to the trading feature, would be the ability to choose to remove cards from your collection when you put entries into a trade, and to be able to move cards you've gotten from a trade into your binders/lists/decks/etc. This would be absolutely huge, as right now going through and taking out cards from my binders, as well as manually adding in cards all while referencing the trade window, is a bit of a hassle and takes up a lot of time. I would love to see this in a future update, but I will keep using this regardless as it is otherwise an 10/10 resource for collecting, trading, and organizing!

I’ve bounced around several deck builder/collection manager apps for about 13 years. From the official wizards app debacle, the imtg debacle, the decked builder debacle, and a few others that were just okay. When I finally walked away from decked in early ‘24 I was fairly ready to start a spreadsheet and manually track and build decks. I decided instead to read up on the highest rated apps for mtg and noticed this one. When I discovered it was a subscription app I quickly scrolled past. Finding no decent alternatives I came back to review this. Cut to 5 months later and it’s now the only subscription I app I use. I’ve found a function for EVERY possible need when I collect and deck build and even functions I didn’t need that I can’t live without (lists of old EDH precons, customizable card lists for wants and needs, maybe boards in addition to sideboards). I can’t speak highly enough of this app. Try it. You will not regret it.

Let me start by saying that I have yet to find a single real issue with this app in the two or so years I've had it and used it on a near daily basis. I've recently reached out regarding a small "issue" I'd come across that was woefully minute in its impact and really was used as more of an impetus to sing the devs' praise than anything else. Every update has added useful, functional features, streamlined the ease of use and been well notated in its improvements. The "issue" I'd provided feedback was met with a very quick, professional, and informative response. I am thoroughly impressed with this app and the fact I've not once encountered anything resembling an actual problem in the time I've used it. In a world that throws everything away after it loses its luster, it's rare to find anything that remains functional, useful, and enjoyable after 5 minutes, let alone years. I look forward to years more of continued use and cannot state emphatically enough how great this app is for what it does, so I'll end with this: the state of Magic: the Gathering itself would be nowhere near as dire and uncertain as it is if Hasbro and WotC were as attentive to their product as the devs are to this app, they would do well to take notes.