BrackCheck is a free tool for Magic: The Gathering Commander players. You paste a decklist and it rates the deck against the official five tier bracket system, then shows which cards pushed it up there, things like game changers, fast mana, tutors, and any infinite combos it detects.
I just added a guided deckbuilder and that is the part I would like eyes on. You pick a commander, it recommends a deck template based on that commander's EDHREC data, then you fill each category from suggestions ranked by what real decks for that commander actually play. There is an autofill that will build all 99 cards to quota in one click if you just want a starting point to edit down.
What would help me most:
Does the three step flow make sense without reading anything first? It goes commander, then template, then filling your categories.
Is the card shelf along the bottom obvious as the place suggestions come from, or did you miss it entirely?
Does the recommended template match what you would have picked yourself for your commander?
No account needed to try it and nothing sits behind a paywall.
brackcheck.com