Scan. Analyze. Win.
Paste your deck, see if it actually works. Consistency testing, mulligan math, and an in-person match assistant for competitive Pokémon players.
v1.0.0 · Android 5.0+ · Built in Mexico
See it work in 20 seconds
Paste a decklist, watch the consistency score update live.
Demo video — coming soon
Three tools, one deck
Analyze, test, and play — without opening three different apps.
Analyze
Hypergeometric consistency scoring, mulligan odds, and combo probability — real math, not a gut feeling.
Test
Manual hands, free play, and deep Monte Carlo simulations to see how your deck performs before you sleeve it up.
Play
A match board and prize-card verification built for real, in-person games.
The match board
One phone, two players — no notepad, no forgetting whose turn it is.
- Mirrored two-player layout — one phone between you, and both sides read right-side-up.
- Prize card counters for both players, always in sync with the real board.
- Active and bench tracking for five Pokémon a side.
- Built-in per-player timers, so nobody's guessing how much round time is left.
The math behind the score
Not a black box — here's what's actually being calculated.
Hypergeometric consistency
The probability of drawing the cards you need, given your deck's exact ratios — the same math behind your opening-hand odds.
Monte Carlo simulation
Thousands of simulated games run behind the scenes to model outcomes that a single probability calculation can't capture alone.
Mulligan odds
How often this exact 60-card list forces a mulligan, calculated before you ever shuffle up.
Built for competitive Pokémon TCG.
Yu-Gi-Oh!, Magic, One Piece, Digimon and Lorcana are next.
Free, forever
Upgrade only if you need more room and fewer ads.
Questions
Is TCG Tools free?+
Yes — the free tier is genuinely usable: unlimited deck analysis, three saved decks per game, and three of the six test modes, supported by ads. Premium removes the ads and raises the save limit to 50 decks per game.
Do I need an account to try it?+
You can explore the analysis tools before creating one. Saving decks and syncing across devices requires an account.
What platforms does it run on?+
Android at launch. iOS is on the roadmap with no date set yet.
Why only Pokémon right now?+
Depth over breadth at launch. Yu-Gi-Oh!, Magic, One Piece, Digimon and Lorcana are next.
Who's building this?+
One developer, Polar Bear Studios, based in Mexico. See the About page for the full story.