Hi guys! let me introduce you an app that we've developed for trading.

MTG Wishlist is a free app that allows you to save Magic The Gathering cards you want in a Wishlist in a quick way directly on your device showing the pictures, live prices from famous webstores, card text, available expansion set and more useful data.

MTG Wishlist is available on Google Play, Samsung and Amazon

Here you have a screenshot:



We're trying to make the best, so any comment or suggestion will help to improve it (also rates on Google Play will be helpful). What do you think about it?

Any chance of an iOS version?

Nope at the moment, unfortunately we don't have resources to achieve it. Sorry for that :-(

Hi guys,

we've recently released MTG Wishlist version 2.11.0.0 with some new features:

New sets:

• Fate Reforged
• Dragons of Tarkir

Full spoiler:

• Commander 2014
• Salvat
• Salvat 2011

Larger pictures while tapping on the card image in the detail screen, just like this:


Added some translations:

• Chinese
• Japanese
• Korean

Fixed Magic Card Market basic land prices. In order to retrieve prices of different specific versions, type it in the notes field, for example: "Version 2"
Some fixes

As usual, we're open to your suggestions!

I usually use MTG Familiar for my Android, what would you say would be the strengths of your app over MTG Familiar?

~SE++

can someone explain the purpose of these apps? like, I ask this understanding that people consume and manage media differently, and I assume there's a value because there appears to be a demand, but as someone who uses this and presumably gets something out of it, can you explain what?

The only thing I've really found these types of apps to be helpful with is trading with strangers. If people can agree to use one of these apps, it means that you'll be using a set of prices that are consistent and allow for fair trades (more or less). I've made use of one at DragonCon where there was a very large game room and Magic players trading constantly. Almost everyone I met was using MTG Familiar. Outside of trading, I find few to no uses for these apps, but they're still good to have on hand.

~SE++

I would say that MTG Familiar has a general scope while this one is focused on card storing and pricing. You can have prices from multiple different stores, look for the cards directly on other stores (more than 20 worldwide stores), receive notifications when the prices reach a threshold, different currencies, conversions, syncing with Magic Card Market...
..try it, maybe you like it :-)

The one I use (Decked) is really just so that I can build and store decks on the fly when the ideas hit me and also have a somewhat convenient price guide and card look-up as well. I'm pretty sure mine has about fifteen decks stored in it right now and I'm in the process of physically putting together a few of them. It's also a quick and easy reference when someone at my LGS asks "Wasn't there a card that did this thing? What was it called?"

We've just released the new version of MTG Wishlist for Android with these features:

• From the Vault: Angels
• Duel Decks: Anthology
• Duel Decks: Zendikar vs. Eldrazi
• Modern Event Deck 2014
• FNM Promos
• Prerelease Promos
• Clash Pack Promos
• Ugin's Fate Promos
• Battle for Zendikar
• New Link: Hareruya
• Share: Notes and Language
• Fixed issue updating values in the list

As usual, we're open to any suggestion in order to improve it.

We're also looking for someone to translate it to Japanese/Chinese/Korean!

Of course, the app is free :-)

I wish I had an android device so that I could toy around with it and give you feedback.

Hi all!

We've released the version 2.21.0.0 of MTG Wishlist, it includes the following new features:

• Search in multiple languages (all available MTG languages)
• Shadows over Innistrad preview
• Duel Decks: Blessed vs. Cursed
• Zendikar Expeditions
• Added Card Number to the card details
• Fixed Deck Tutor prices
• Fixed broken links

As usual, we're open to suggestions in order to improve it for you.

MTG Wishlist is free and available on Google Play



Let us know your thoughts!

I don't have data. i use wifi and it's not always available. If you can make some or even all information cached (yet space efficient), i'm sold.

I know it's a little bit late in time, but we managed to have all the DB offline, so you can have access to the cards with no data. Prices are retrieved with online connection and stored for offline use.