Deck builder
Build decks for Magic: The Gathering, Pokémon, One Piece Card Game, Flesh and Blood, Sorcery: Contested Realm, Riftbound, Disney Lorcana and Gundam Card Game, the way each game is actually played: a hero and equipment in Flesh and Blood, a Leader in One Piece, an Avatar with an Atlas and Spellbook in Sorcery. Every deck is checked against the format you pick, and every card shows whether it is already in your collection.


Copy limits, deck sizes, colour and ink restrictions, heroes, leaders, legends and resource decks are validated per game and per format, with banned lists applied where the game publishes one.
Cards you own are marked as you build, including whether you hold the exact printing or a different one, so the list of cards still to buy writes itself.
Mana curve and pips for Magic, pitch split for Flesh and Blood, counter values for One Piece, ink curve for Lorcana, elemental thresholds for Sorcery. Each game gets its own panel.
Browse preconstructed decks and decks other players have published, then clone one into your own decks as a starting point.
Paste a plain text decklist or a GXF file to bring a deck in, and export to GXF or plain text whenever you need it somewhere else.
Sign up free and create a deck, choosing the game and format.
Search the catalogue, pick printings and drop cards into the right zones.
Fix what the validator flags, then keep the deck private or publish it.
Magic: The Gathering, Pokémon, One Piece Card Game, Flesh and Blood, Sorcery: Contested Realm, Riftbound, Disney Lorcana and the Gundam Card Game.
Yes. Sign up free to build, validate and save decks. Some collection analytics are available on paid plans.
Yes. When your collection is on Gradely, each card in a deck shows whether you own it, own a different printing, or still need it.
Decks are private by default. Publish one and other players can view it, upvote it and clone it. Your tags stay private, and your name appears only if you choose to credit your decks.
Every game has a casual option with no legality or copy checks, for kitchen-table play and house rules.