Feature
Building or updating a 100-card Commander deck by searching and adding cards one at a time is slow. TurnZero's card scanner skips that — point your camera at a card (or a whole stack of them) and they land straight in your decklist.
Building a Commander deck means adding 99 other cards on top of your commander. Searching for each one by name and tapping it into your list works, but it's slow — especially if you're building from a pile of cards already sitting in front of you.
TurnZero's card scanner skips the search bar entirely. If the card is in your hand, it can be in your deck in seconds.
Open the deck builder and tap the card scanner instead of searching by name.
Point your camera at a single card, or lay out several cards and scan the whole stack at once.
TurnZero identifies each card and matches it against Magic's card database.
Review the results — confirm each card is right, or remove anything misread.
Confirmed cards get added straight to the decklist you're building. No typing card names one at a time.
The scanner works either way. Picking up a single new card for the deck? Scan just that one. Sorting through a binder or a stack of cards you're brewing with? Lay several out and scan them together in one shot — the same underlying recognition TurnZero uses to read a full board of cards for Board State.
The scanner doesn't show card prices yet — that's actively being built and on its way. Once it ships, scanning a card will surface its price alongside identifying it, so you'll know what a card is worth the same moment it lands in your decklist.
Anyone building or updating a deck from a physical collection instead of a spreadsheet
Players who'd rather scan a stack of cards than type 99 names into a search bar
Anyone brewing at the kitchen table with cards already spread out in front of them
Yes. From the deck builder, TurnZero's card scanner identifies physical cards through your camera and adds them straight to the deck you're working on, instead of searching and adding each one by name.
Yes — you can scan a single card for a quick add, or lay out a stack of cards and scan them all in one shot. Both work from the same scanner.
Not yet — pricing is actively being added and is coming soon. Today the scanner identifies cards and adds them to your deck; price data will show up alongside that once it ships.
No. Scanning is the fastest way to add cards you have in hand, but you can still search and add any card by name in the deck builder whether or not you own a physical copy.
Scan a card, or a whole stack of them, and get straight to playtesting.
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