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Track your Magic: The Gathering collection's value with live pricing and detailed analytics. Manage inventory, build decks, and set price alerts privately on your devices. Features include card scanning, condition tracking, and P&L reporting.
What's New in MTG Ledger
2.0
May 6, 2026
-Updates to the import functions across the app. -Better visibility into where cards are located in the main inventory tab. -Ability to quickly add all cards in a deck to inventory.
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FAQ
What is MTG Ledger?
MTG Ledger is a privacy-focused application designed for Magic: The Gathering collectors to track their card inventory, monitor collection value with live pricing, and build decks. It operates entirely on your devices without requiring an account.
How does MTG Ledger track card prices?
MTG Ledger refreshes card prices daily from Scryfall's public API, supporting both USD and EUR. It also allows for configurable condition multipliers, so your card's price reflects its actual condition.
Can I build decks with MTG Ledger?
Yes, MTG Ledger allows you to build decks for any format using full Scryfall metadata. It also includes a per-deck shopping list for cards you're missing, with current prices, and can import decklists from text or Moxfield URLs.
Does MTG Ledger have ads?
No, MTG Ledger does not contain advertisements. It is designed with privacy as a core principle and does not track user activity or display ads.
What devices does MTG Ledger support?
MTG Ledger is available for iPhone and iPad devices. It syncs optionally across your devices via your private iCloud container.
How often is MTG Ledger updated?
The latest version, 2.0, was released on May 6, 2026, with the previous update on May 2, 2026. This indicates a recent update frequency, suggesting ongoing development and support.
Is MTG Ledger suitable for young children?
MTG Ledger has an age rating of 12+, making it suitable for teenagers and older users. The app deals with financial tracking and game-related data.
Can I import or export my collection data?
Yes, MTG Ledger supports importing your collection from CSV files. You can also export any view of your collection as a CSV file for backup or sharing purposes.
