What's New - July 20, 2026
New Features
- Feedback, right from the sidebar. See something broken, confusing, or missing? There's now a Feedback link on our side menu. It goes straight to us, and early on it's the most useful button on the site. Let us know what’s broken, what’s missing and what you would like to see in the future. Your feedback is paramount to creating a product we all love.
- Game notes. Add private notes to any logged game, what happened, how it played out, anything worth remembering. These won’t appear in statistics but merely act as a note for your own personal game review.
- Tags. Tag your games three ways: how the game was won, the type of game you played, and the players you were up against. Create them on the fly as you log, or manage them from the new Tags page. Why does this matter? Tags are available in drill downs on our new stats page. Analyze your games tagged mid-range hell, how often you lose to turbo breech, or simply see how bad your best friend drags down your win rate. Opponent tags are private, your words for your data.
- Stats. A new Stats page to slice your game history however you want; win rate by seat, pod size, mulligan, deck, version, and by any tag you've applied. Curious how you do against experienced pilots versus newer players, or which deck wins the fastest? This is where you get to see the fruits of your logging labor.
- Bulk deck editing. Update a decklist by pasting the full list in. No more removing and re-adding cards one at a time. Paste your updated list, confirm the changes, done. ManaScript will log the differences in your version history.
- What's New. This page! A running log of what's changing, so you always know what landed. You'll get a heads-up in the app whenever there's something new.
Bug Fixes
- Decklist imports just work now. Lists exported from Moxfield, including set codes, collector numbers, and the alternate/flavor card names Moxfield tends to default to now resolve cleanly instead of failing to match and requiring you to edit each failed line.
- Archenemy now means what it says. It was counting any commander that was at the table when you lost, even if they didn't win. Now it only counts commanders that actually beat you.
- Win-turn stats are accurate. Win-turn numbers were including games you lost. They now count only the turns you took to win the game, giving you an accurate speed guage on each of your decks.