Guides

Zwipe builds Magic: The Gathering decks with swipes instead of forms. Here's the whole model.

The add-cards flow: right to add, left to skip, up to maybeboard, down to undo, with synergy and filters to shape the stack.

The remove flow mirrors building: swipe through the cards already in your deck and trim.

Skips and removals stick per deck and survive closing the app. Clear skips starts a deck over.

Stack filters to control which cards you see: color, mana, type, text, keyword, rarity, set, price, and more.

The deck list and card lists share one chip grammar: Group by folds into sections, Show narrows, and headers collapse.

On a commander deck, Synergy keeps the stack to cards that work with your commander and deals the best fits first.

Pick a format, then a commander. Zwipe enforces each format's rules and your commander's color identity.

One account-wide list of commanders you might build someday: swipe up to save, then start decks straight from it.

Give a deck a price target and Zwipe tracks the running total, warns as you approach it, and offers buy links.

Tell Zwipe how many lands you want and it warns you as the deck fills, so you don't finish short on mana.

Label a deck's game plan with up to five strategy tags: Aggro, Tokens, Reanimator, and over a hundred more.

Pick the specific things your deck does, spot removal, ramp, reanimation, and Zwipe suggests cards that fit them better.

A reference for every oracle tag: browse A to Z or search by name and description, see example cards, and use a tag on the spot.

Every card shows chips for the roles it fills, Removal, Ramp, Card advantage, and so on, drawn straight from its oracle tags.

One mental model for Zwipe tagging: deck tags seed oracle tags, oracle tags sharpen suggestions, card roles show the read.

Star up to three cards that define a deck. Stars show at a glance, steer that deck's suggestions, and travel when you clone.

One link makes any deck public: featured cards, stats, and the full list in any browser. No account needed.

The deck view fills with live numbers: counts, prices, mana curve, color and type breakdowns, and draw odds.

Bring a deck in from an Archidekt link or pasted text, and copy any deck back out as a plain decklist.