Release #7 · February 27, 2026
Trading cards in real life always involves a bit of trust — you agree on a deal, then actually hand the cards over. This update gives that handoff a proper home in the app.
You can now set aside cards from your Haves list for a specific person. Mark them with a single tap, and they'll be flagged as reserved — removed from everyone else's matches, but still visible in your list so you know they're spoken for. The person you reserved them for will see them in their dashboard too, ready and waiting.
When you've actually made the trade, both sides confirm it independently. You tap "I gave these", they tap "I received these". Once both of you have confirmed, the exchange is marked complete and both your profiles count it as a done deal.
At any point you can choose to clean up automatically — remove the cards you gave from your Haves, or remove the cards you received from your Wants. The app handles the bookkeeping so you don't have to.
You'll also see a running count of completed exchanges on your profile and on the profiles of other players — a simple way to show you're someone who follows through.
Pods now have invite codes. Each pod gets a short 8-character code that you can share however you like — in a group chat, pinned in a Discord server, or written on a sticky note at your local game store. Anyone with the code can join straight from the Pods page without needing a direct link. Pod creators can also edit their pod's name, type, description, and location at any time, and regenerate the code whenever they want.