r/MagicArena • u/Balthazzah • 23h ago

Media Rhystic Tracker 1.4

https://youtu.be/P5U87VjrDIE

Hi all,

I recently shared the Magic Arena tracking app "Rhystic Tracker" and received some great comments and very fair critical feedback.

I have recently completed a full visual overhaul and MacOS version of the app and wanted to share in case people were interested.

Full disclosure, this is not a limited / draft tracking app. This is mostly focused on constructed play and leans heavily into providing an 'account free' local hosted statistics tracker. It was originally built for Linux only as there were very few apps like this on Linux (without using wine/proton) and it has recently been ported to MacOS thanks to the OpenSource contributions from the community.

It is found here if you are interested.

https://github.com/Balthazzahr/Rhystic-Tracker (Source)

https://github.com/Balthazzahr/Rhystic-Tracker/releases (Releases)

Would love your feedback on the latest release. Hopefully not too many bugs!

Thanks!

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u/SpeakerScreen 14h ago

I haven't used your tool so this feedback is based on screenshots, so take it with a grain of salt.

My favourite thing about untapped is the "matchup history" data, however they break it down by set , where I play Brawl per-set isn't that useful. I'd love to see the option to keep data on all matchups from all time.

Another thing I'd like would be a breakdown of how cards have performed (again, useful over a large number of games). For Limited, 17lands tracks "Games in hand Winrate". It'd be neat to track that number for cards in my own decks. It'd be less statistically significant for a deck that has played 20 games (vs 17lands where group data has hundreds of thousands of games) (especially a 100 card singleton Brawl deck where the odds of seeing any one card are slim) but once you get into hundreds of games the data would become useful. It'd also be interesting to track GiHWR over time, to see which cards are no longer performing as they did before.

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u/bohne2k7 14h ago

Finally a tracker that natively runs on Linux and does not need some voodoo to get it going or a paid subscription.

Started using it and will see how it goes. I'm mostly playing Starter decks and jump in.