Magic card database (MTG)

Name: Magic card database (MTG)
Rating: 3.1 (70 reviews)
Author: Nicole Hankinson

Card Search, Decks & Prices

Free · In‑App Purchases · Designed for iPad

70 Ratings
Ages

4+
Years
Category

Reference
Developer

Nicole Hankinson
Language

EN
English
Size

256
MB

Magic trading card game database is the premier iOS application for everything Magic. With its advanced grid view you can browse cards quicker than any other application. Now updated for iOS 26 with the new Liquid Glass design, dark mode, and improved performance throughout. MTG allows for editing and saving multiple searches, saving you from having to re-enter them each time you launch the app. FREE FEATURES: - Advanced search & browse options. - Life counter with player customization, textured backgrounds, undo/redo history, and multiplayer support. - Searchable by name, description, expansion, rarity, colors, artist & others. - Sort by name, price, rarity, collector number, and more. - Browse keyword abilities with quick-jump section index. - Small app size & image caching for improved performance. - Offline mode by pre-caching images. - Large grid for multiple card viewing. - Details laid out in an easy access view with all printings available. - Full-screen image viewer with pinch zoom and swipe-to-dismiss. - Bulk import — paste a card list to quickly build a deck. - Deck collections with 2-column card grid, mana curve stats, average CMC, and land counts. - Accessibility support with VoiceOver labels and hints. - Light and dark mode support. PREMIUM FEATURES (Requires IAP): - Access to the latest five sets. - Price guide that is updated often with stale cache detection. - Automatic updating card database with version tracking. - Unlimited deck collections. - Monthly and yearly subscription options. All prices are courtesy of TCGplayer.com Terms of Use: https://termify.io/terms-and-conditions/1637763460 Privacy Policy: https://termify.io/privacy-policy/1637856824

Ratings & Reviews

3.1

out of 5

70 Ratings

A Little on the Expensive Side.
04/29/2018

Brian5129215
The app works pretty well, however it seems like a waste of money to have to purchase both the pro unlock and pay a subscription fee to have full access to all of the cards, which half of the time doesn’t even contain the newest set of cards making casual deck construction using this application difficult.
A Little on the Expensive Side.
04/29/2018

Brian5129215

The app works pretty well, however it seems like a waste of money to have to purchase both the pro unlock and pay a subscription fee to have full access to all of the cards, which half of the time doesn’t even contain the newest set of cards making casual deck construction using this application difficult.
Kinda does its job...
09/22/2019

drumbumisfum
If you’re looking for a database that will quickly and easily show you MTG cards, this app will do a good job with any card that you know the exact name of that was printed before M20. I wouldn’t recommend spending any money on this app, as it rarely updates with new cards and its search function leaves much to be desired: I would just use your preferred website on a mobile browser instead of this app - but until Scryfall releases their own app this unfortunately appears to be the best MTG database on the AppStore
Kinda does its job...
09/22/2019

drumbumisfum

If you’re looking for a database that will quickly and easily show you MTG cards, this app will do a good job with any card that you know the exact name of that was printed before M20. I wouldn’t recommend spending any money on this app, as it rarely updates with new cards and its search function leaves much to be desired: I would just use your preferred website on a mobile browser instead of this app - but until Scryfall releases their own app this unfortunately appears to be the best MTG database on the AppStore
Way Out of Date
03/29/2016

SharkoutofWata
The app only goes up to Khans of Tarkir, six sets back at this point I believe. It does great for older sets, and I have built casual decks with the cards I've seen here, but if you want something to look at Standard cards, this app is worthless. Magic has been around for a long time so there are plenty of cards to browse which is why it gets two stars, but a complete lack of current Standard playable sets is ridiculous, especially when they want money for the full app.
Way Out of Date
03/29/2016

SharkoutofWata

The app only goes up to Khans of Tarkir, six sets back at this point I believe. It does great for older sets, and I have built casual decks with the cards I've seen here, but if you want something to look at Standard cards, this app is worthless. Magic has been around for a long time so there are plenty of cards to browse which is why it gets two stars, but a complete lack of current Standard playable sets is ridiculous, especially when they want money for the full app.
Magic the Gathering of Now
01/19/2017

BaD BoY Slam Tap
Magic the Gathering is more on moving to series to series and I have no problem on since the day on 2009 I been playing and their is a lot more interesting decks and it's is harder to find the one you need to start and one card to complete your deck it's only the begging to play more to come on your game
Magic the Gathering of Now
01/19/2017

BaD BoY Slam Tap

Magic the Gathering is more on moving to series to series and I have no problem on since the day on 2009 I been playing and their is a lot more interesting decks and it's is harder to find the one you need to start and one card to complete your deck it's only the begging to play more to come on your game

- Fixed a crash that could occur when syncing life totals. - iCloud sync for collections and advanced searches - Browse cards by Artist - Collection format validation and Commander support - Collection sharing and bulk import - ~4x faster card loading on startup - Improved pinch-to-zoom gestures on card images - Sort order toggle moved to toolbar for easier access - Improved light mode visibility