visual view
3 × 3
Binder pages that know things
Choose 4 × 3, 3 × 3, 2 × 2, or list pages. Show prices, locations, finishes, and the fields you care about right on each card.
meet biblioplex
Your Magic collection, organized.
Browse cards visually or in a detailed table, manage decks and storage, and work with the same collection from the app, your terminal, or an AI assistant.
- Comfortable with collections up to about 50,000 cards
- Available in the browser, from the CLI, and over MCP
- Chat changes are previewed for review
binder views✦table views✦decks✦storage✦collection chat✦MCP✦CLI
your cards, your angle
Browse like a collector. Inspect like a database.
Flip from a tactile binder page to a dense, customizable table without making a second collection or losing your place.
table view
11 columns
Every detail, sortable
Sort, filter, search, resize columns, choose visible fields, and bulk-edit the exact slice of your collection on screen.
built-in collection chat
Ask the collection, not a spreadsheet.
Ask natural-language questions about cards, prices, tags, locations, or decks. Chat can also stage changes, but anything risky waits for your approval.
- Answers use your current collection
- Card names open straight into Biblioplex
- Changes are previewed before they apply
- A recovery point is created for applied AI edits
Sign-in required. Hosted chat currently allows up to 1,000 requests per day, with a 10-request-per-minute burst limit.
one collection, more than one interface
Bring your favorite tools.
remote MCP + OAuth
Give an AI assistant collection context.
Connect ChatGPT, Codex, Claude, or another MCP client. Read your inventory, search decks and containers, and preview edits through a permissioned OAuth flow.
https://biblioplex-api.bensonperry.com/mcp
MCP setup guide
npm + homebrew
Put the whole collection in your terminal.
Search, summarize, add, move, import, export, undo, and recover. Stable JSON output and meaningful exit codes make scripting first-class.
$ npm install -g biblioplex
$ bp login
$ bp summarythe rest of the good stuff
Built for the collection around the cards, too.
Collections + locations
Organize cards into containers, trade binders, and decks without duplicating inventory.
Search + filters
Slice by text, set, color, rarity, finish, price, tags, format legality, and more.
Deck workspaces
Build mainboards, sideboards, maybeboards, and Commander lists with legality cues.
Bulk operations
Select a result set and move, tag, correct, or delete many cards with a preview.
Import + export
Bring in common CSV formats, resolve printings, and keep portable exports on hand.
Live prices
See collection value and printing-aware prices without leaving your inventory.
Read-only sharing
Send a snapshot of a deck or collection view without handing over edit access.
Sync + history
Keep signed-in browsers current with incremental edits, undo history, and recovery points.
where biblioplex shines
Biblioplex is a great fit if…
You want serious collection tools without turning your hobby into warehouse software.
- your collection fits in a browser
- From a first trade binder to about 50,000 cards, Biblioplex stays comfortable. At store-inventory scale, your browser’s memory becomes the practical constraint.
- you browse on more than one device
- Sign in and your collection follows you. A new browser downloads it once; everyday edits after that sync incrementally.
- you prefer clear save states
- Cached browsing stays fast, while edits require a signed-in, online connection. A save either reaches the cloud or tells you it did not—no ambiguous background queue.
- you want AI help, not AI surprises
- Chat and MCP can understand the collection, but risky changes are previewed for review and protected with recovery points before they apply.
your binder has been patient