Jose Arnaldos ⚡️

Nuevo en TCG Pile: ahora puedes compartir un solo link con todas tus cartas en venta y las que buscas. También puedes trackear el progreso de completar cualquier set con sync automático de tu colección. tcgpile.com

New feat on @tcgpile Adding a card to the list that already exist shows an indicator in the qty field that visually indicates there are other instances. Clicking it also toggles a filter for that card. Super useful to avoid duplication by mistake while keeping dups on purpose

Documentation live in the app

Track your Magic collection in Google Sheets? Tired of it? That's exactly why this exists. Free. No ads. No data selling. DMs open for feedback. tcgpile.com

Stack for the curious: → Next.js 16 → Supabase (Postgres + Auth + RLS) → AG Grid → Scryfall API (daily sync) → Tailwind CSS 4 → Claude Code One dev. Vercel. No funding. Five friends on Discord breaking things daily.

10 years of tracking my MTG collection in spreadsheets. Finally built my own tool. Same spreadsheet feel, but it actually knows what Magic cards are. 5 friends tested it. They moved their entire collections in. Here's the story:

You can paste cards from Google Sheets, Excel, or any spreadsheet directly into TCG Pile. Card names resolve automatically via Scryfall. Quantities, conditions, everything. No manual entry needed.

@DragonShield_ No probs. Happy to help.

@jotami That is really good feedback! Just the sort that we need to make the Sleeve Crafter better :) Thank you for being so thorough, even going so far as to include video to illustrate the issue - extremely helpful :)

@DragonShield_ Hey I just received my custom sleeves and even tho I'm really happy with them, I wonder what's that "D" at the bottom of the sleeves. At the crafter I thought it was some kind of printing marker but I can see it's printed in all of them.

@DragonShield_ And don't get me wrong. I still like the sleeves, but I think is very misleading (at least for me) and that things could be explained better.

@DragonShield_ And a bonus that I almost forgot: If you use alt + shift when expanding the image, it covers the symbol.