Changelog

One more language and a start-up that doesn't keep you waiting: that is 1.4, plus two fixes you will notice.

Spanish

• RiftSeeker now speaks español. Pick it under Profile → Settings → Language, next to Italian and English; the switch is immediate, no restart. On the first launch the app starts in the phone's language; from then on your choice wins, whatever the system says.
• The whole app is translated: screens, menus, messages, notifications. Cards stay in English (name, text, set), as in the official catalog and as they already do in Italian.
• The match poster can be rendered in a language other than the app's: the report sheet has three chips, IT / EN / ES.
• The translation is ours and went through a first native-speaker review. If you read Spanish and something sounds off, tell us: the second round of fixes ships with the next release.

Faster start-up

• After signing in the Home opens right away. On a clean install, or on a slow network, you could sit on a spinner for minutes: the app waited for the profile and six more calls in a row before showing anything. It now waits a few seconds at most, then opens the Home and does the rest in the background.
• The nickname step, when it is needed, is drawn over the Home instead of replacing it.

Fixes

• Changing the font size, the display size or the language with the app open used to close it or leave it stuck on a spinner. Not anymore.
• TCGplayer prices are refreshed every night again: for a couple of days they had stalled because the update no longer finished in time.

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The biggest update since the beta started: a list for what you sell, deck groups, a score board that knows which deck you are playing, and trades rebuilt.

Market list

• Next to Wanted and For trade there is now Market, the list of what you are selling. It is private (you can open it up), the Radar ignores it, and it takes cards you don't own too.
• Every row pins the exact printing (variant and finish) and carries the sale details: condition, language, asking price and a comment. You edit them by tapping the row and see them summarised under the card name ("NM · English · €12.50").
• From there you export the CSV ready for the TCG PowerTools import on Cardmarket. Pick how rows without an asking price get priced (Cardmarket trend or low, with a multiplier and rounding) and preview how many rows are written and how many are skipped. With the Cardmarket low, the price is the one for that row's language, not the low of any language. The export is Premium.

Scanner

• The session sheet has a "Save to" control: Collection (as before), Market, or both. You can scan the cards you are selling without inflating what you own, and the choice is remembered.

Score Board

• Optional EXP counter: turn it on in the setup and a second counter appears under each player's score, long-press to zero it. It is off by default and the choice sticks, app restarts included.
• Pick each player's deck or legend from a sheet with search (deck name, legend, champion), a recents row and the W-L-D record next to your own decks. You get a deck; the opponents bring a legend.
• At the end of a game "Log match" already carries the deck you picked, so the game lands in that deck's stats instead of the deckless pile.
• The setup is more compact and "Back" now sits in the footer next to START: with four players it used to end up below the fold.

Trades

• The trade editor and detail are full screens instead of a sheet and a dialog. The counterpart and the balance bar stay pinned at the top: what you give, what you get, the difference in green when the trade favours you and red when it does not, and when it is too lopsided it tells you by how much ("ask for ~€4.50 or one more card").
• The cards sit in two columns, "You give" and "You get", each with its own total. A toggle at the top switches between grid and list (one line per card, where four thumbnails used to fit) and the choice sticks.
• Tapping a value lets you set your own, with the suggested price already offered; if you change it, the row stays marked "manual" even after reopening the trade.
• The shareable PNG uses the same two-column composition and always comes out identical, whatever theme or font size you use.

Decks: groups and tags

• "My decks" can be read as sections: one per group, plus "No group" at the end, each with its icon, its name and its deck count. A deck can sit in more than one group.
• Creating a group asks first how decks get in. A manual group is a name, an icon and a checklist of the decks you want in it, with search. A smart group is a saved deck filter (legend, archetype, tags) that keeps itself up to date.
• The icon comes from a picker: a legend's artwork, the domain colours, or the art of any card.
• Decks carry tags too: you add them in the deck editor and use them as a filter in the list.
• Creating, editing, moving or deleting a group, "Add to group…" and tags are Premium. Reading the groups you already have, opening them, collapsing them and filtering by tag stays free even with a lapsed subscription: what you organised does not disappear.

Add to list

• From a card's detail and with a long press on a card in the collection, a sheet opens with all your lists: you see at a glance which ones already hold that printing, add or remove it with one tap, change the quantity, and create a new list on the spot.
• The three system lists (Wanted, For trade, Market) no longer eat the two free slots: those count only the lists you create.

Cards and catalog

• The signed, showcase and alt art Vendetta printings are there with their real scans: Showcases go from 6 to 12 and Alt Arts from 8 to 21. VEN-194 is no longer a card of its own but Jayce's showcase printing.
• In card text the rune of any domain symbol was printed out as plain text on 191 cards: it now renders as an icon like every other symbol.
• Lists and the collection are sorted by the printed code of the printing (VEN-192, VEN-192*, VEN-193, VEN-193*…) instead of the parent card's number, and a list is sorted even with no filter running.
• The Set filter is no longer a wall of chips: a summary row plus a "Choose sets…" dialog with search, "Select all"/"None" and the promo products gathered under their own heading.
• If the catalog is updated while the app sits in the background, it now notices as soon as you come back to it.

Prices

• In the card detail, under the price, there is Cardmarket by language: the cheapest offer for every language that has one, with its date. Tap a language to see its trend in the chart (7 days free, 30 with Premium, same as the price history).
• The value suggested when you add a card to a trade follows your price preferences and uses only that printing: a signed card no longer inherits the standard one's €0.20.

Touch-ups

• In the add-cards grids of the deck editor and the list editor the two − and + circles became one capsule in the bottom-right corner: the "+" stays exactly where it is, and the copy count and the "−" slide out from behind it when the card enters the deck or the list, then slide back in when it leaves. The "+" used to shift right the moment the "−" appeared, so the second tap missed.
• The Game rules link in Tools opens the right page again: Riot had moved the Rules Hub and the old address landed on a 404.

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A small update with one thing many of you asked for: your decks' matches, in one place and in an image you can share.

Deck matches

• Deck stats get a third tab, Matches: record with your recent form, win-rate trend over time, who you beat and who beats you, play vs draw, opening hand, Bo3 conversion and the last five matches. Everything comes from the Match Tracker: if you've been logging matches, the tab is already full.
• From there you can log a new match or export the report without going through the tracker.
• The deck list now shows win rate and record next to every deck with logged matches. Decks without matches look the same as before.

PNG report

• Tap Share PNG report and pick a format: post (4:5), story (9:16) or desktop wallpaper (16:9 or 4:3). Limit it to the last 30 days or keep all matches, and choose whether the poster is in English or Italian, regardless of the app language.
• You see a preview before exporting. Then Save PNG (it lands in Pictures/RiftSeeker) or Share to any app.
• The report is free for everyone.

Fixed

• The Collection stat on the Profile showed 982 to everyone, brand-new accounts included: that was the number of cards in the catalog, not yours. It now counts the copies you own, and below it you see how many different cards you have out of the whole catalog, as a percentage: one copy of every card is 100%. Home and Profile now agree, and "Reset collection" really brings it back to zero.
• After logging in again, your matches (and trades) were missing until you opened the Match Tracker or "Log match": decks showed no matches and no stats. They now come back on their own right after login, together with decks and lists.

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Thanks to everyone testing the beta: a good part of this list comes from your reports.

Decks

• The Bo3 sideboard is now 10 cards, per the updated tournament rules. If you had a 10-card list the app flagged as illegal, it's fine now.
• Importing lists from other apps works where it used to say "invalid format": "Main Deck:" with the space is fine, and so are Legend and Champion names written as "Name, Title".
• Vendetta deck codes imported fewer cards than the real deck (36 out of 40, that kind of thing). Fixed.
• When exporting a deck code, Spiritforged, Unleashed and Vendetta runes and the special cards were left out. The code now carries the whole deck, designated champion included.
• If a list or a deck code names the champion, the app sets it as the deck's designated champion.

Exports

• Text list in the tournament layout (Legend, Champion, Runes, Battlefields, Main Deck, Sideboard): paste it anywhere and import it back into RiftSeeker whenever you need.
• The TTS export now includes the sideboard.
• The deck registration sheet is back: the app used to close when you tried to export it. It now generates a print-ready A4 PDF for tournaments, with player details, Legend, Runes, Battlefields, Main Deck and Sideboard, card total and a signature line. Your name and Riot ID are remembered from last time. It's a Premium feature like TTS and Text List; deck codes stay free for everyone.
• Tapping TTS or Text List without Premium now tells you so: before, nothing happened and it looked broken.
• Collection and match CSVs: you get an actual file to save or send, instead of a clipboard copy that failed on large collections.

Premium

• When the store does not answer, or subscriptions are not available right now, the app says so instead of blaming your phone.

Fixed

• Tapping Home with the scanner open froze the camera, and Home kept sending you back to the scanner from the other tabs. Sorted.
• Five Vendetta Legends had a truncated or wrong name in the catalog: they're fixed and you'll see them at the next catalog update, no app update needed.

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