Closed beta: request your invite
The analytics app is live in closed beta. Request an invite code and explore commander rankings, card stats, deck tools and more.
The site you are looking at has grown into a full tournament-analytics platform for competitive Commander — and it is now in closed beta. This blog stays public; the app itself needs an account, and registration is invite-only while we keep polishing.
Want in? Send a short email to hsf.salzburg@gmail.com and we will send you an invite code — free, no strings attached. Feedback is very welcome (there is a feedback board right in the app).
What you get
- Commander meta rankings — points per game with statistical confidence bounds, meta share, Swiss vs. top-cut win rates and color identity at a glance; everything filterable by time range, tournament size and region.
- Card statistics & trends — how a card performs inside a specific deck and across the whole field, and which cards are on the rise.
- Player profiles & rating — tournament history, form curve, rivals and a golf-style rating leaderboard.
- Tournament browser — full standings, round-by-round pods and decklists for thousands of imported events.
- Deck editor — import your decks from Moxfield or Archidekt, get data-driven card suggestions, spot underperformers and compare lists side by side.
- Manabase & fetch analysis — screw/flood odds, color source coverage, land count recommendations and an interactive fetch map.
- Tournament map — upcoming events across the topdeck.gg network, with distance and driving-time estimates.
- Deck sharing — share a read-only view of any of your decks with a single link.
All of it runs on tournament data from TopDeck.gg — more than 9,000 tournaments and 230,000 tournament entries — with card data by Scryfall.
A quick look
The dashboard: the meta trend at a glance, top commanders, rising cards and the latest tournaments.
The commander ranking — every column sortable, every number filterable by period, tournament size and region.
Every tournament decklist opens as a visual deck view — and one click saves it as a starting point for your own build.
And when you are ready to play: upcoming tournaments on a map, with travel estimates.
See you in the app — and at a table somewhere between Salzburg and Vienna.