Frequently Asked Questions

You can create a tournament from two places:

• Home Page: Click the blue "+" button in the top right
• Tracker Page: Click the "New Tournament" button

You'll need to provide:

• Tournament title
• Your leader
• Format (OP15, EB03, OP14, etc.)
• Tournament type (Local, SIM, Treasure Cup, Store Treasure Cup, Regional, LCQ, Release Event, or Casual)

The star icon () lets you mark your favorite leaders:

• Click the star next to any leader in a dropdown
• Favorites appear at the top of all leader lists
• A separator line divides favorites from other leaders
• Favorites sync across the home page and tracker page
• Stored in your browser (persists across sessions)

1. Open a tournament from the Tracker page or click on it from the home page
2. Click the "Add Round" button
3. Fill in the match details:
   • Opponent's leader
   • Match result (Win, Loss, or Draw)
   • Who won the dice roll
   • Turn order (First or Second)
   • Check "Bye Round" if you had a bye
4. Click "Save Round"

A bye round is when you receive a free win because there are an odd number of players. Bye rounds:

• Are automatically marked as wins
• Do NOT count towards your win rate
• Do NOT count towards win streaks
• Are excluded from all performance statistics

Yes! To edit or delete a round:

1. Go to the tournament detail page
2. Click on the specific round you want to modify
3. The round edit modal will open
4. Make your changes or click delete
5. Click "Save Changes" to update

Note: The "Edit Tournament" button only edits tournament details (title, leader, format), not individual rounds.

When you're finished logging all rounds:

1. Open the tournament
2. Click the "Complete" button
3. Enter your final placement (1st, 2nd, 3rd, etc.)
4. Enter the total number of players
5. Click "Save"

Once completed, you can no longer add rounds, but you can still edit tournament details.

This marks your most recent round as a "drop" (when you leave a tournament early). Dropped rounds are excluded from win rate calculations, similar to bye rounds.

Top Cut refers to the elimination bracket that happens after Swiss rounds at larger tournaments. Players who perform well advance to single-elimination matches where each round is best-of-three.

Example: A tournament might have 7 Swiss rounds, then Top 8 elimination with best-of-three matches.

1. Log all your Swiss rounds first using "Add Round"
2. Click the "+ Add Top Cut" button
3. Select your opponent's leader
4. Click each of the three boxes to cycle through results:
   • – (dash) = game not played
   • W = you won that game
   • L = you lost that game
5. Record your best-of-three results (e.g., W W –, W L W)
6. Click "Add Top Cut"

Once you add your first Top Cut entry, the "Add Round" button disappears (Swiss is locked).

Each Top Cut round has three possible games:

Validation: You can't have three wins (WWW) or three losses (LLL). Maximum is 2 wins or 2 losses per round.

Yes! You can add optional notes to:

• Swiss Rounds: Add notes when creating or editing a round
• Top Cut Rounds: Add notes when creating or editing Top Cut matches
• Tournaments: Add notes when editing a tournament

Use cases: Track memorable plays, record opponent insights, note deck techs, or remember key matchup details.

Round Notes:

• A blue note icon appears on rounds with notes
• Click the icon to expand and view the note
• Click again to collapse

Tournament Notes:

• A blue note icon appears in the tournament header
• Click to expand the notes below the tournament info

Notes are visible only on the Tournament Details page, not in the History list.

Your win rate shows the percentage of matches you've won:

Important: Win rate excludes bye rounds and dropped rounds. Only actual matches count.

Example: 8 wins + 2 losses + 1 bye = 80% win rate (8/10).

Player Identity is a visual summary of your playing style shown on the home page. It displays:

• Top 3 Leaders: Your most-played leaders across all tournaments
• Leader Portrait: Click any leader to see their image with a color-coded glow effect
• Overall Win Rate: Your all-time win percentage
• Total Record: Lifetime wins and losses
• Tournament Type Breakdown: Pie chart showing your participation across Local, SIM, Treasure Cup, Store Treasure Cup, Regional, and other event types

The gradient background dynamically changes based on your most-used leader's colors.

Two types of streaks are tracked:

• Current Streak: Consecutive wins from your most recent match. Resets to 0 when you lose.
• Longest Streak: The highest number of consecutive wins you've achieved in the selected time period.

Bye rounds and dropped rounds do NOT count towards or break streaks.

The trophy counts show your tournament placements:

Only completed tournaments with final placement data count towards trophy totals.

Recent Form shows your last 5 match results with color coding:

• Green (W): Win
• Red (L): Loss

Bye rounds are excluded from recent form.

The Leader Win Rate module shows:

• Most Played Leader: The leader you've used the most in the selected time period
• Win Rate: Win percentage with that specific leader
• Record: Wins-Losses with that leader

Leaders are assigned at the tournament level, not per-round.

These show your performance based on who goes first:

• First Win Rate: Win percentage when you go first
• Second Win Rate: Win percentage when you go second

This helps you understand if you perform better going first or second.

The floating pill buttons at the top of the dashboard filter all statistics:

• OP15/EB03: Shows only tournaments from that format
• This Month: Shows tournaments from the current calendar month
• All-Time: Shows your complete tournament history

All statistics update based on your selected filter.

Tournament Header (Detail Page):

• Shows separate Swiss and Top Cut records
• Top Cut counts rounds won/lost (not individual games)

Home Dashboard Statistics:

• Top Cut games (individual W/L) count towards your total wins/losses
• Affects win rate calculation
• Included in win streak calculation

Example: If you went W W – then W L W in Top Cut, that's 4 wins and 1 loss added to your stats.

The Market page tracks real-time One Piece TCG card and sealed product prices from TCGplayer. Monitor price movements, discover trending cards, and track booster box values across all sets.

The Value Index card at the top of the Booster Box Trends section shows:

• Total Market Value: The combined market price of all tracked booster boxes
• Delta Percentages: 7-day, 30-day, and 3-month price changes
• Sparkline: A 90-day mini chart showing the overall trend
• Last Updated: Timestamp and product count from the most recent data ingest

The ticker strip at the top displays live booster box prices with 24-hour changes:

• Green ↑ = Price increased
• Red ↓ = Price decreased
• Shows the 5 most recent main sets

The Booster Box Trends chart supports up to 5 sets at a time:

• Add Set: Click the "+ Add Set" button and search for a set
• Remove Set: Click the × on any set pill in the toolbar
• Toggle Visibility: Click a row in the index table below the chart to show/hide that set's line

Adding or removing sets won't cause the chart to reload — changes are instant.

The table below the Booster Box Trends chart shows per-set details:

• Current Price: Latest market price
• All-Time High (ATH): The highest price ever recorded
• From ATH %: How far the current price is from its peak
• Dynamic Change Column: The last column updates based on the selected time range (1M, 3M, or 6M)

Click any row to toggle that set's visibility on the chart. ATH reference lines appear as dashed lines on the chart.

Cards with the biggest 24-hour price changes, organized by price tier:

• Low ($0-$5): Budget cards
• Mid ($5-$25): Mid-range cards
• High ($25+): Premium cards

This section displays the highest-priced cards for a selected set, with up to 4 pages of results:

• Card Number: Each card shows its TCG identifier (e.g., EB03-061)
• Price Deltas: Colored pills show recent price changes — green for gains and red for drops, with dollar and percentage values
• Set Selector: Switch between sets using the dropdown

Normalize converts all booster box prices to an index starting at 100, making it easier to compare relative performance between sets regardless of their actual price.

All pricing data is sourced from TCGplayer Market Prices and updated multiple times daily via automated ingestion. Card images and product links redirect to TCGplayer for purchases.

For completed tournaments, you can create a shareable image:

1. Complete your tournament by clicking "Complete" and entering final placement
2. Click the "Copy Image" button below the tournament details
3. The button will copy a mobile-optimized image to your clipboard
4. Paste the image directly into social media, Discord, or messaging apps

Note: The "Copy Image" button only appears for completed tournaments.

The exported image includes:

• Tournament title and date
• Format and leader
• Your record (Swiss and Top Cut if applicable)
• All matchups
• Final placement badge

Image Specs: 1179px wide (iPhone 14/15 screenshot width) with auto height—perfect for social media.

Yes! Your data is protected with industry-standard security:

• All API requests use JWT (JSON Web Token) authentication
• Passwords are hashed and never stored in plain text
• You can only access your own tournaments and matches
• All data transmission is encrypted

No. All tournament data is private and isolated by user. Only you can see your tournaments, matches, and statistics.

When you delete a tournament:

• The tournament is permanently removed
• All associated rounds/matches are deleted
• Your statistics are recalculated automatically
• This action cannot be undone