Overview
Deck building that knows what you own.
Most deck builders live in a vacuum. Silvane decks are wired to your real inventory: a tracked deck reserves actual copies from your binders, missing-card math is computed against what you own, and every deck carries live market value.
What a deck includes
- Boards — mainboard, sideboard, and a considering board for cards on trial.
- A commander (and partner) for Commander and Brawl decks — see Commanders.
- Exact printings and finishes per entry, just like your collection.
- A cover card, a format, notes, history and tokens.
Free plan
Free accounts can build 5 decks and use 1 deck folder. Silvane Pro removes both limits.
The Decks tab
Your decks live in the Decks tab, organized in folders, alongside two read-only catalogs you can browse and clone: Commander Precons (every preconstructed deck) and Secret Lair drops. See Precons & Secret Lair. Long-press any deck's row for its actions sheet without opening it — the same actions as the deck screen's Actions button.
The deck screen
Everything on a deck happens through the two-tier deck bar. On a phone it sits at the bottom of the deck screen; on a tablet the same areas and sub-tabs become the deck's own panel beside the cards (see Navigation on a tablet). The top tier picks an area; its sub-tabs appear alongside:
- Lock (padlock) — toggles view mode ⇄ edit mode. Locked, tapping a card reads it; unlocked, tapping edits it.
- Deck — the boards: Main · Sideboard · Considering · Tokens.
- Ideas — EDHREC · Mana base · Staples (Commander decks).
- Tools — Playtest · Build.
- Data — Value · Insights · Bracket · Notes · History.
- Add — the Scan / Search / Import chooser for the active board (Scan commits the tray straight to the deck).
- Actions — the deck's management sheet: edit, duplicate, share, select cards, import/export, the decklist PDF, smart actions.
Read-only decks (precons, Secret Lair) hide what can't apply — the exact availability matrix is in Deck Tools.
Deck analysis
Every deck ships with serious tooling — mana curve and health signals, market value, the Commander bracket engine, legality checks, EDHREC ideas, an interactive playtester and a Monte Carlo hand simulator. Those live in Deck Tools.