Saved views

A view is a saved smart filter over everything you own: every card over $50, all my dragons, my Spanish cards, every mythic from Bloomburrow. Views sit one tap from the collection hub and re-evaluate against your live inventory every time you open them.

Each view shows its own summary: unique cards, total copies and value. Two views come pinned by default, For Trade and Wants, and they do not count against your limit.

Creating one

The filter builder is app-only: ＋ → Create View on the Views screen.

A view needs three things:

• A name.
• A mode — Gallery, a browsable grid of what matches, or Tracker, album-style completion. See Tracker.
• A scope — what "everything you own" means here: Haves (binders plus tracked-deck cards), Lists, or Both.

Then tap Filters and build the query. At least one filter is required.

The filters

A view can use everything the advanced search filter offers: name text, colors and color identity, types, supertypes and subtypes, keywords, rarity, sets, mana value, power and toughness, loyalty, oracle text, produced mana, artist, art tags, format legality, language, prices, and the flags (Reserved List, Game Changer, Universes Beyond, promo, reprint, multicolor).

Three are views-only:

• Tags matches any of the tags you pick, and only global tags: a tag scoped to one binder or deck cannot define a cross-collection view. Tag cards "RAMP" across binders and lists, pick that tag, and the view is your live RAMP catalog.
• Copies Owned — exactly four, at least two, between two and three, with the same range controls Mana value and Price have. It counts a card's total copies across everything the view covers, so two Near Mint and two Played copies of one card count as four.
• Price names its market. A view's price filter is pinned to one price source, chosen in a selector under the Price range. It defaults to your active source and you can change it in the editor. The pin is what makes a view deterministic: Price ≤ $15 · Star City Games matches the same cards for you, for every visitor to a shared view, and through MCP. The rest of the view still displays prices in each viewer's own source; only the filtering reads the pinned one.

Results are one tile per finish

A view lists one tile per finish, the way a binder does. A card you hold as one normal and two foils shows as two tiles, each with its own count, tag and price. What decides whether the card belongs to the view does not change: Copies Owned and the rest still judge the card as a whole. A tracker keeps one slot per printing instead.

Inside a view

An open view works like a binder: the same toolbar of search, sort and view modes over whatever the query matched, plus its own Data screen for analytics. Extra filters you apply while browsing only narrow what the view matched. They never widen it.

On the web

A view is authored in the app and used anywhere. On the web it opens in the full collection layout: toolbar, filters, sort, group, the card drawer, bulk select and export. It is listed on your profile hub and found by the header search, and as the owner you can delete one there.

Managing views

Press and hold a view's row for Edit, Duplicate, Move or Remove (see Folders), Share and Delete. Export lives in the ⋯ menu inside the view, not on the row.

• Deleting a view is permanent. Views are queries, not cards, so they skip Recently deleted. Your cards are never touched.
• Export writes what the view matches, ignoring any extra on-screen filters you applied while browsing. A Tracker exports its owned side only.

Folders

Group views into folders. The Views screen's ＋ offers Create View and Create Folder. A folder opens as its own screen with search and sort scoped to what is inside, and creating a view from inside a folder files it there.

Press and hold a view for Move, or Remove once it is in a folder, which sends it back to the main list. Press and hold a folder for Edit and Delete. Deleting a folder keeps its views, which return to the main list, and the folder goes to Recently deleted for 30 days.

Online filters

Views whose filters need the full card database — oracle text, stats and other deep fields — run that part of the query online. They need a connection, and results are cached until you tap the ↻ refresh icon in the view, so "always current" applies to your inventory side while the catalog side updates on refresh.

Price is never an online filter. Silvane evaluates it against the view's pinned source, so the price cut is identical everywhere the view runs.

Sharing

Both modes share: a Gallery renders as a browsable page, a Tracker as its album. See Share links. The pinned For Trade and Wants views share through your public profile's username URLs.

A view is also readable through MCP: ask Claude to run your expensive foils view and it will.

A shared view's hero shows an "N unpriced" badge when the total excludes cards the viewer's price source does not price.