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Personal Reference Index & Sleeve Marking

Stop buying the same card ten times.

Own one copy of each card. Mark its sleeve with a stripe for every deck the card belongs to. Fan, pull, play.

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How It Works

Three decklists shown as columns of stacked placeholder rows, side by side

Import Your Decks

Paste a deck URL from Moxfield or Archidekt. You can also type a list by hand. PRISM gives each deck one color and one slot. A single PRISM holds up to 48 decks, or 96 with dot splits.

A results table mockup with a card checklist on the left and a grid of colored deck-color squares on the right, showing which decks share each card

Find Your Pool Copies

A copy that two or more decks use is Pool. PRISM finds every one of them, so one Sol Ring is all you need.

The Spirit Guide over a sleeve, with a mark drawn through one slot of its comb

Mark Your Sleeves

Use paint pens and the Spirit Guide alignment tool to mark the visible edge of each sleeve. Mark the Perfect Fit inner, never the outer sleeve. Double-sleeving is required. The outer sleeve protects the mark.

One Box Instead of Five

Save storage space at home, and travel with fewer cards, but more decks. Five decks that each needed their own copies become one box of marked sleeves.

Five Commander decks displayed in separate colored deck frames, each with its own commander and its own copies of every staple. A single deck box holding one set of cards, colored stripes visible along the top edge of the sleeves.

Drag the divider to see five decks in deck boxes, or five decks PRISM'd in one box

Duplicates You Free Up

Every deck you add overlaps the decks you already own. Those overlaps are copies you stop needing, and copies you can sell.

Duplicate copies a marked collection frees up, by collection size.
Collection Duplicates freed Resale value
5 decks 166 cards ~$919
10 decks 358 cards ~$1,637
48 decks 2,295 cards ~$9,680

Based on average EDHREC decklists for top commanders. Your collection will differ.

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Features

Deck Variants

Run one commander shell with several themes. Mark the copies every variant uses once, then mark each variant on its own. PRISM tracks the shell and its variants as one group.

Track Changes

Add a new deck later and PRISM shows what changed. You mark only the new cards. You do not re-mark hundreds of sleeves.

Export Anywhere

Use the web app here, or download your marking guide as CSV, JSON, or a printable reference.

Auto-Save

PRISM saves your work in your browser. Return at any time to update or export it. Login to sync across multiple devices.

Your collection, organized.

Stop buying duplicates. Share one copy across every deck.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What markers should I use?

Use fine-tip acrylic paint pens. They work on most sleeves. PRISM defaults to colors that match standard paint pen sets. The Tools page lists specific products.

What about all my extra cards now?

Sell them. After you mark your sleeves, you need only one copy of each card. Your duplicates become trade fodder or cash. Many players cover the cost of their marking supplies this way. Support your local game store, or ship the pile to Card Conduit instead of listing singles one at a time. That is an affiliate link, and it helps cover hosting costs.

Where is my data stored?

PRISM is local-first. Your decks and marks stay in your browser and work without an account. If you create an account, PRISM also syncs your data to our database so you can use it across devices. We use aggregate analytics that do not identify you. The Privacy Policy has the details. You can export your data as JSON at any time.

Can I reorder the slots?

Yes. On each deck card, select Move to open the slot picker. To reorder several decks at once, use the dropdown list on the Export tab. Group your decks by color identity, or put your most-played decks in the slots that are easiest to see.

Is this tournament legal?

Yes. MTR 3.12 defines a card as marked if the marking lets a player identify it without seeing its face. Sleeve edge marks add no noticeable thickness and do not change the card's profile in the deck. If you must look from a specific angle to see the mark, the card is not marked under the rule.