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Well, unless you're developing the apps yourself, the amount of work building, documenting and maintaining any API should - in theory - be roughly the same, private or not...

All in all thanks for being blunt on your plans in regard to your stance on mobile and the API. Good luck with the apps! I'll surely check them out :-)

Is there an ETA on the mobile apps, esp. iOS? Also, will you open up the API's for other developers? I have, like, 85% finished app built on the promises you made, and cutting me off right now would really be unfair.

Thank you for your continued interest in the Deckbox app. Unfortunately, the development has been put on hold for the time being. The reason, as always, is lack of proper API's. Sebi and the Team, since they started monetising the site, have other priorities and that's understandable. I, on the other hand, just don't want to sound like a broken record and keep asking them for the API's, which obviously are not coming.

I think I owe you some explanation, though:

• The app somewhat works right now. It even downloads decklists, though not grouped in folders (some screenshots are posted below). There are some minor bugs, obviously, but for it to be released, it would need a lot more work and polish.

• I gave up on making the Android version myself a long time ago. I do have a skilled friend, who would help, but since there are no API's and the app brings zero revenue, there are no incentives for him to even start working on the app.

• I started a somewhat child project a year ago, called "Wishlist for Magic", which is in development right now. The app is already available on the App Store ( https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/wishlis … 77921?mt=8 ) and in the next version it'll handle other lists. I did think about adding an "import from deckbox" feature to help out iDeckbox fans, but honestly there are more important things that need to see the light of the day before this could happen. However, if such an idea would appeal to iDeckbox users, I could make it happen.

If you have any questions or suggestions, shoot.

Thanks for the counter shout out.

The app is in the works. Holiday season and me going full indie doesn't help, but if all planets align I'll release it in the beginning of september. I've got another similar project available (Wishlist for Magic) and am thinking about merging them together, but iDeckbox will get it's update soon.

That's just the start ;-)

It's working great with v2=true but could you share all the parameters? I only know of:

columns=Count,Type,Cost,Price,Rarity,Image%%20URL

And that's it. How to know which card is in sideboard and which isn't?

Btw. Looks like the v2 works differently for decks and INV/WISH/TRD? I'm getting different responses...

I made some tests and it turns out the export works ok for Inventory, Wishlist and Tradelists but returns 0 as a count for exported decks. Also, there's no indication if a card is maindecked or in sideboard, which is kind of important.

I'm in the process of making an update. Stay tuned.

Awesome! Just drop me a line when you finish and I'll update the app :-)

Sebi, I really don't need all that much to make the app work... If you could just provide me with a read-only API, that'd be enough for now. CSV exports for everything are there... all I need is a stable way of acquiring set numbers with names for users in one convenient JSON response. I could take over from there and import stuff into the app. Managing those sets could be implemented later. Right now people can't access their data because there's no way for me to get inventory, tradelist and wishlist set numbers and I'm not going to ask people to find them out on their own because I'll drown under support requests.

Finally news on the API! I'm glad to hear it should be readable in May. Please bear in mind I'll be quoting you on that one ;-) Over 7 thousand fine iDeckbox Users wait for me to extend the app and my hands are tied until the API shows up.

If you need help or have questions about potential usage, just drop me a line.

Cheers!