CardForge
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Forge competitive Pokémon decks without the guesswork.

AI-powered deck building, backed by live tournament data.

CardForge deck builder showing a Standard-legal deck with the Deck Health Grade panel
AI Deck Builder
AI-powered card suggestions, strategy guides, autocomplete, and matchup analysis, all built from the decks that are winning right now.
Live Tournament Data
Results from official and community Pokémon TCG tournaments, broken down into archetype usage, win rates, core cards, and matchups.
Deck Health Analysis
A points-based score that checks your draw consistency, energy curve, evolution lines, and Pokémon/Trainer/Energy split.
Craft with Others
Comment on other players' decks, add friends, share your lists, and export to Pokémon TCG Live in one click.

The Standard meta this week

From 7,318 tournament decklists over the last 48 days. Dragapult Munkidori leads at 20.5% of the field with a 54.9% average win rate.

Full meta dashboard →

Latest guides

Deck guides, decklist profiles and reviews written from the same tournament data.

All guides →

Free to build. Pro to win.

Deck building, search, sharing, comments, deck health & stats, and PTCGLive export are free forever. Pro unlocks the AI-powered features when you're ready.

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Frequently asked questions

What is CardForge?
CardForge is a free Pokémon TCG deck builder with AI-powered card suggestions, live tournament meta data, deck health grading, and one-click Pokémon TCG Live export.
Is CardForge free?
Yes. Deck building, card and deck search, sharing, comments, deck health and stats, and Pokémon TCG Live export are free forever. Pro ($4.99/month or $44.99/year) unlocks the AI-powered features.
Can I export decks to Pokémon TCG Live?
Yes. Any deck you build on CardForge can be exported to Pokémon TCG Live (PTCGL) format with one click and pasted straight into the game.
Does CardForge show tournament and meta data?
Yes. CardForge pulls in results from official and community Pokémon TCG tournaments, so you can see archetype usage, win rates, core cards, and matchup tables for the current Standard and Expanded formats.