Biblioplex Help

Find help for the main Biblioplex workflows: tracking cards, organizing storage, building decks, syncing data, sharing lists, and using collection chat.

Collection Basics

Use the collection view to scan, search, sort, edit, and price your singles.

Table and visual views

  • The collection view has a table mode for dense editing and a visual mode for browsing card images.
  • Sort the table by name, set, collector number, finish, rarity, condition, location, quantity, or price.
  • Open a card from either view to edit its print, finish, condition, language, tags, notes, quantity, and location.

Search and filters

  • Plain text searches card names. If you type more than one word, each word must match.
  • Use filters for set, rarity, finish, location, tag, and format legality.
  • Use shortcuts for precise searches: t:creature for type, c:rg for colors, o:"flying" for rules text, set:fin for set, tag:trade for tags, and loc:binder for location.
  • Use comparisons like cmc<=3 for mana value 3 or less and qty>=2 for two or more copies. Put a dash before a term to exclude it.

Totals

  • The footer summarizes the current collection or view with unique cards, total quantity, estimated value, containers, or deck counts.
  • Prices come from Scryfall data when available and are estimates for collection management, not financial records.

Add And Import Cards

Add one card at a time, paste shorthand entries, or import a spreadsheet from another collection tool.

Add one card

  • Open Add Cards, search for a card, choose the exact printing, then confirm the preview.
  • Use set code and collector number when you care about the printing, for example fin 142.
  • Set finish, condition, language, quantity, tags, and location before committing the card.

Paste shorthand

  • The text add flow accepts compact lines such as two fin 142 foil lp in breya deck.
  • Biblioplex parses quantity, set, collector number, finish, condition, language, and location when it can.
  • If a line is ambiguous, choose an exact printing before saving.

Import CSV

  • Paste or upload spreadsheet exports from tools such as Moxfield, Manabox, Deckbox, or Biblioplex's own export format.
  • Biblioplex detects common headers and imports rows with at least a card name plus enough printing detail to resolve the card.
  • After import, Biblioplex fills in missing prices and search info when it can.

Storage And Organization

Track where cards live with boxes, binders, decks, tags, and bulk actions.

Locations

  • Locations can be boxes, binders, decks, or other named storage.
  • The Storage view shows containers and lets you create, rename, inspect, and organize them.
  • Moving a card updates the collection row and the relevant container views.

Binders

  • Binder view shows cards as pages with 4x3, 3x3, 2x2, or list layouts.
  • Use binder filters for color, type, search, sorting, and price visibility.
  • Binder order is preserved separately from exploratory sort and filter views.

Bulk edit

  • Select rows in table view to move, tag, untag, correct condition, correct finish, correct language, or delete many cards at once.
  • Bulk edits preview their pending action in the toolbar before they commit.
  • Use clear to leave selection mode without changing cards.

Decks

Create deck containers, build lists, check formats, and export decklists.

Create and open decks

  • Use Decks to create a deck container, then open its workspace.
  • Decks can include mainboard, sideboard, maybeboard, and commander cards where supported by the workspace.
  • Deck history tracks meaningful edits so recent changes are visible.

Build and review

  • Cards can be grouped by type, mana value, color, or rarity.
  • The deck workspace shows counts, legality cues, deck details, sample hands, and card previews.
  • Use format selection to check legality for Commander, Standard, Pioneer, Modern, Legacy, Vintage, or Pauper.

Export and share

  • Export decklists for external tools from the deck workspace.
  • Share creates a read-only snapshot link for a deck or collection view without giving edit access.
  • Shared snapshots hide editing controls and user account actions.

Sync, Backup, And Account

Biblioplex stores your collection in this browser first, with optional account sync and export tools.

Data on this device

  • You can use Biblioplex locally before signing in.
  • Cards saved in this browser stay available offline, but they depend on this browser profile and device.
  • Use export data before clearing browser data or switching devices.

Account sync

  • The account menu shows sync status, sign-in controls, import/export, settings, and support details.
  • When you are signed in, Biblioplex keeps changes in sync across your signed-in browsers.
  • If two devices edit the same card at the same time, Biblioplex tries to protect the newer work instead of silently overwriting it.
  • If sync looks stuck, copy the support details from settings and include them with a bug report.

Backups and recovery

  • Export data gives you a portable copy of the current collection.
  • History and recovery points can help undo big changes, like deleting cards or replacing your collection.
  • Delete everything intentionally clears collection, decks, storage, and history for the current browser state.

Collection Chat

Ask natural-language questions and stage edits through the chat surface.

Ask questions

  • Use collection chat to ask about cards, prices, locations, tags, deck contents, and collection summaries.
  • Chat answers use the current collection and may return cards you can open in the app.

Preview edits

  • For risky changes, chat creates a preview instead of immediately editing your collection.
  • Review the preview, then apply or discard it.
  • Exact card additions may ask for a printing when the request is ambiguous.

Before changes happen

  • Chat can suggest changes, but risky edits wait for your approval.
  • Biblioplex checks that you are still signed in and allowed to make the change before applying it.
  • When possible, Biblioplex creates a recovery point before applying a chat change.

Preferences And Troubleshooting

Adjust the interface, load test data, and get unstuck.

Display preferences

  • Settings include text case, text size, how compact the interface feels, and how drawer tabs look.
  • Preferences are stored locally in the browser.
  • The layout adapts across desktop and mobile, with drawers and floating actions replacing sidebars on small screens.

Test data

  • Reset test data loads a representative sample collection for development and demos.
  • Use it only when you are comfortable replacing the current local state.

When something feels wrong

  • Check whether filters, search, or format legality are narrowing the current view.
  • Use clear all filters to get back to the full collection.
  • Copy the support details from settings when reporting a bug.