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What's new on MyPokéSpace. Click an update to expand it — the URL updates so you can share a direct link.

Saturday, October 10, 2026

  1. A new front door 🚪mypoke.space's home page for anyone not signed in now shows the whole thing working: your games, your events, and the field you're playing into.
  2. Hide your profile from someone, without blocking 🙈A quiet alternative to Block: they see only your picture, name and handle, and nobody is told.
  3. A simpler way around: you, and the field 🧭Five tabs on your phone: Home · Log · + · Events · Meta. Log holds everything that's yours; Meta is only the field.
  4. Home knows what day it is 🗓️The night before a Cup, Home preps you for it. Mid-event, your round leads. The morning after, a recap with a Share image.
  5. "Going" means one thing now, and it stays put ✓One word per state on every events screen, and "✓ Going" opens a menu instead of quietly taking the event off your schedule.

Monday, October 5, 2026

  1. A little Poké Ball red 🔴The wordmark got a pop of color: a red-topped Poké Ball and a red "Poké", everywhere the logo shows up.
  2. Testing in the group: who beat who 🤝Log a testing game against a teammate and your testing group's page shows the head-to-head: sittings, records, decks and notes.
  3. Testing games: log them, don't count them 🧪Practicing with a friend? Mark the game Testing and it stays in your Log, but out of your record and win rates.
  4. The app now updates itself 🔄No more force-quitting the Home Screen app to get the latest version: it notices a new release and picks it up at a good moment.
  5. Testing groups: prep with your crew 🧪Start a private group with the people you test with, see what the group plays and wins, and read your teammates' notes on a matchup right before you play into it.

Saturday, October 3, 2026

  1. Event times, right in every time zone 🕐Every store now has its real time zone, so start times, "today" and "in progress" are right wherever you are, not just on the West Coast.

Friday, October 2, 2026

  1. Goodbye, classic designEveryone is on the new MyPokéSpace now, and the Switch to classic button is gone.
  2. Privacy controls: who sees your events, live results and decksPick who sees the events you're going to, your live results and your deck, set it once in Settings → Privacy, and change it for any single event.
  3. Friends, a Friends feed, and "Friends playing now"Real friendships, separate from your Top 8: send a request, follow your friends' results on Home and the Feed, and see who's in a tournament right now.
  4. Profiles got a Competitive sectionUnder your header, Top 8s and About: your 90-day record, tournaments, majors, decks and matchups, in your profile's colours, and you choose who sees each part.
  5. Profile music now starts off — end of an era 🎵A Music switch on every profile's player: nothing plays until you flip it, and your choice follows you from profile to profile.
  6. Limitless events now follow themselvesRegister on Limitless and the event lands in your tournaments, already followed. Pairings come as a push, Bo3 games show up live, and results are added after you accept the first one.
  7. Events: Near me now, Follow me when I travel, and fixed start timesOne tap shows events near where you are, Find can follow you when you're away from home, and small-hours start times and duplicate stores are fixed.
  8. Deck report cards, and decklists you can seeA Report card tab on every Meta deck page shows how a deck did at one major or one online week, with a share image. Event pages now show decklists as card art.
  9. Weekly tier lists on MetaA new Tiers tab: every deck from last week's online events and the latest majors, sorted S to D by how it actually did.
  10. Decks: suggested archetypes, linking past games, and Buy on TCGplayerSave a list and the archetype is picked for you, games you logged before the list can be linked to it in one tap, and any list can go into a TCGplayer cart.
  11. Push notifications, and MyPokéSpace on your Home ScreenTurn on notifications and pairings, friend requests and everything else in your bell reach your phone. On iPhone, add MyPokéSpace to your Home Screen first.
  12. Polish round: swipe-to-close sheets, opponent typeahead, Happening nowA batch of smaller fixes to reporting rounds and the new design, most of them from using it at real events.

Thursday, October 1, 2026

  1. Anyone can join MyPokéSpace nowNo invite code needed: any trainer 18 or older can create an account. Codes are now an optional way to bring a friend along.
  2. The new MyPokéSpace is here for everyoneThe redesign is now what everyone gets at mypoke.space: a tracker built around the games and rounds you actually play.
  3. Majors: nearly every round and list, and one photo per trainerRounds for about 97% of majors players (up from 16%) and most decklists are in, Meta can filter to Day 2, and a confirmed result only needs proof once.

Monday, September 28, 2026

  1. Store pages, one major at a time on Meta, and a fairer leaderboardEvery store gets a page of its upcoming events, I'm going responds right away, Meta can show a single major, and Best in person ranks long records over short streaks.
  2. The Meta page shows the meta movingMeta share over time, win rate over time for any deck, and popularity vs performance, right on /meta.

Sunday, September 27, 2026

  1. In-person leaderboard, final standings photos, and five of your requests/charts now ranks in-person win rate over the last 60 days, shared events can hold a photo of the final standings, and a round of small requests from the bug tracker landed.
  2. My meta got chartsA new Trends section: win rate over time per deck, what you played and faced week by week, you vs the field, and your tournament finishes.
  3. Plan ahead without cluttering your tournaments — Interested + My scheduleTap + Interested on any listing in the event finder. It lands in a new My schedule section on /events and joins your tournaments on its own 15 minutes before it starts.
  4. The event finder stopped sending you to Challenges at 3 AMCups, Challenges, Prereleases and store-run locals on /events/near now show the store's real start time instead of one hours too early.
  5. The meta at your locals — a Community source on /meta, by shopFlip /meta to Community and see the field built from tournaments logged here — then pick a venue to see just your shop's.

Saturday, September 26, 2026

  1. The Meta page shows what's moving, and My meta learned to sortShare arrows and win rates on the Field list, deck pages with real matchups, and sort, category and "vs Pokémon" filters on My meta.

Tuesday, September 15, 2026

  1. My meta — your decks against the fieldMatchup stats grew up: every deck you've played, ranked, with your win rate next to the Limitless field's, and a grid of your matchups you can flip to "vs field".

Sunday, September 6, 2026

  1. Tournaments near you — the locator is back, and it works this timeEvery League Cup, Challenge, Prerelease and league night within a radius of your ZIP, as a list or a calendar, with store alerts and one-tap shared events.
  2. Shared events — one tournament, everyone's roundsEight of you at the same League Cup no longer each create the same tournament. One shares it, the rest join with a tap.

Saturday, September 5, 2026

  1. Dark mode stays dark — no more refresh flash-bangYour light/dark choice now lives in a server-side cookie, so pages load in the right theme and it stops silently reverting.

Wednesday, September 2, 2026

  1. Link your Limitless username and stop retyping tournamentsEvery online tournament you play shows up on /edit to review — accept it and it lands in your Battle log with every round filled in.
  2. See what decks actually playCard lists for every archetype, and a Cards page that shows whether a card is on the way up or on the way out.

Tuesday, September 1, 2026

  1. Regionals, ICs and Worlds land on the Meta pageThe field you see can now be real-life majors instead of online events — 71 of them, back to September 2024.
  2. The matchup matrix now fits on one screenAll 16 decks at once, shaded from underdog to favored, with the raw record one hover away — and the "what should I bring?" ranking redrawn against a 50% coin flip.

Monday, August 31, 2026

  1. The Meta page loads instantly, and you can aim itIt used to take the better part of a minute — or never finish. Now it's instant, and you can scope the field to bigger events and a shorter window.
  2. The deck picker finally agrees with the Meta pageTyping "zoro" buried Zoroark — the third-most-played deck in the field — under every fringe Zoroark pairing. It now ranks by each deck's real share.

Friday, August 28, 2026

  1. Rounds show every game, not just who wonA Bo3 round now reads WW, LL, or WLW instead of a single W or L — so a 2-0 stomp and a grindy 2-1 stop looking identical in your battle log.
  2. Live Tracker rating changes land on the right gameWins were showing rating drops and losses were showing gains. Every ± next to a ladder match is now the swing that match actually produced.

Thursday, August 27, 2026

  1. The Meta page can tell you what to bringReal head-to-head win rates for the current field, plus a "What should I bring?" calculator that ranks every deck — including one you haven't playtested — against the matchups you expect to see.
  2. Deck archetypes now go by their real namesArchetype identity is now the same deck slug Limitless and the rest of the competitive scene use, so lookalike decks stop colliding — and the meta-share numbers behind them are pulled from real tournament results instead of a scraped webpage.
  3. The Live Tracker tracks your ELO nowA rating box next to the coin flip, the swing since your last game on every match row, and the net for the whole session. Plus the time each game was played.

Saturday, May 30, 2026

  1. Home is now a real dashboardSigned-in trainers used to get bounced from / to their own profile. Now / is the front door: greeting, quick links, live battle log, what's happening, what we're working on.
  2. Build TCG decks card-by-card on iOSOpen any deck and the new Cards tab shows the list with real card photos, +/- buttons to bump quantities, Copy-to-clipboard, and an Add modal that searches the pokemontcg.io catalog.
  3. Ace Trainer badgesEarned Championship Points in a Play! Pokémon season? Drop a screenshot at /edit/ace-trainer, an admin verifies, and a 🏆 Ace Trainer YYYY–YY badge lands on your profile. Multiple seasons stack.
  4. MySpace-style moods are backStamp an emoji + one word on your profile ("🔥 On fire", "💀 Cooked"). 12 preset chips, free-form input, renders as a chip near your status blurb on both web and iOS.
  5. Tournament privacy controlsFour toggles: hide opponent names, hide opponent decks, hide match notes, hide round-by-round results. Set defaults per profile or override per tournament.
  6. Battle Log polish — top-cut divider, Drop outcome, medalsThree changes to how tournaments read on profile pages: a swiss → top cut divider in the rounds list, a distinct Drop round outcome, and gold/silver/bronze badges on 1st–3rd placements.
  7. iOS Edit hub revamp — Settings screen, source filter, moreNew Profile → Settings screen for account controls, source filter on Battle log, Invites + Mood + Privacy rows in the Edit hub, modal padding fix.

Friday, May 29, 2026

  1. Track local TCG events from the iOS Events tabNew "Near you" section at the top of the Events tab — track ZIP codes or cities, see upcoming Cups + Challenges, tap "I'm going" to spin up a tournament pre-filled with venue, date, and city.
  2. Stats is its own iOS tab nowLifetime record + winrate, going-1st vs 2nd split, most-faced opponent archetypes, recent-form pills — all in a top-level Stats tab next to Profile / Search / Events / Battle log.
  3. iOS deck + tournament editors leveled upEdit tournament modal, version history per deck, session details, URL import (pokepast.es / Limitless), rename-on-edit.
  4. Bo3 game-by-game reporting on iOSUnder the W/L/T/ID/BYE picker, each round now shows up to three game cards (G1 / G2 / G3) with Win/Loss/Tie + Went-1st/2nd toggles. Match-level result auto-derives.
  5. Polish round — volume slider, dark-mode deck builder, footer fixA bunch of nicer-to-use fixes: real volume slider on the YouTube player, the deck builder respects dark mode, the footer no longer hides under the mini player, char-counter on the status field, more.

Thursday, May 28, 2026

  1. Tournament platform polish — optional fields, wager controls, iOS keyboard fixesEnd-tournament fields are all optional now (casual events don't need a placement to log), wagers got first-class match-card and TO controls for the Circuit, bug-report body is optional too.

Wednesday, May 27, 2026

  1. Security fix: auth forms could leak passwords into the URLSign-in, create-account, forgot-password, and reset-password forms are now safe even if you submit before the page's JavaScript finishes loading.
  2. iOS app — day twoNative drill-down /edit, deck privacy toggle, deck row sprite previews, a smarter archetype picker, and a long polish list.
  3. Battle Log got more useful todayTracker matches show on your public profile, edit any past match, filter by category, type a deck name, tag @handle in opponents.
  4. Notifications page got a bug-report filter + status pillsFilter bug-report updates out of /notifications, and see at-a-glance whether a bug is awaiting your sign-off, resolved, reopened, or closed.
  5. Signed-in trainers land on their own profile nowVisiting mypoke.space while logged in drops you on /u/<handle> instead of straight into /edit.
  6. Battle Log joins the profile layout editorDrag your Battle Log above (or hide it from) your TCG / VGC / GO modules on /edit → Profile layout.
  7. Reg A–F and Reg I joined the VGC format pickersOlder + newer regs are available in the deck builder and tournament event format selectors (G/H were already there).
  8. Polish round — Changelog mobile design, W/L/T colours on profile, pills tidy, charts levelled, online badge goneFive smaller fixes from today's reports — the kind of thing you only notice once it's broken.
  9. Changelog lives here nowA real Changelog page with shareable per-update links — no more Discord changelog spam.
  10. Bug fixes now need your sign-offFixes ship into "awaiting verification" and you decide whether the report actually closes.
  11. Galaxy skinDeep-space owner-only skin — twinkling starfield, drifting planets, violet→cyan panel glow.
  12. End-tournament flow (web + iOS)Finish an event with one button — captures placement, field size, dropped flag, and total rounds played.
  13. Polish round — nav cleanup, drag-nav, YouTube clear, moreNav got tighter and a stack of small bug fixes from the QA crew's morning reports.

Tuesday, May 26, 2026

  1. The iOS app shippedNative iOS app with Events, Profile, Search, and bug reporting — TestFlight is one build away.
  2. /edit got a sidebarSticky left nav on desktop, sticky chip strip on mobile. Saving no longer snaps you back to About.
  3. Themes — save your whole lookSave your background, avatar, skin, region, accent, music, and match colours as a named theme. Swap between up to 8 in one click.
  4. Pro: pick your own W / L / T coloursCustom match colours that follow you across the Live Tracker, your tournament pages, and the public view trainers see.
  5. Live Tracker sessions show up on each deckPast sessions browsable from the deck edit page, with reassign-deck-version controls per session or per match.
  6. Bug hunter and feature spotter labels on profilesEvery bug or feature request you file that we ship now counts on your public profile.
  7. iOS app stabilizationCrash fixes, OTA-pipeline fixes, layout fixes — the iOS app is ready for daily use.

Monday, May 25, 2026

  1. Live Tracker grew upSession notes, per-match notes, smarter log paste, and ladder matches finally count toward deck performance stats.
  2. Custom backgrounds got smartPortrait photos no longer get cropped, and landscape photos have a focal-point picker so you choose what stays in frame.
  3. PronounsPick how you're referred to. Shows next to your display name on your public profile.
  4. Profile music is YouTube-onlySpotify and Apple Music links are sunsetting. Existing tracks still play; new music has to be a YouTube link.
  5. Pink Paw skin — for adminsPastel pink panels with heart bullets in light mode, deep berry chrome in dark — reserved for top-tier admin trainers.
  6. Admin sub-roles: TCG manager + QATrusted contributors can get scoped access to just the Archetypes editor or the Bugs queue without seeing the rest of the admin surface.
  7. Bug / Feature toggle on the report formSuggest features through the same modal you use for bugs. The form adapts; admins can filter the queue by type.
  8. Notification polish roundBell click-outside-to-close, real red unread badge with 9+ overflow, mark-as-read actually works.
  9. Dark mode: System → Light → DarkTheme toggle now cycles three states. System mode reacts to your OS changing appearance live.
  10. Cursed skin holds still nowBattery-saving pass — all background animations stripped from the cursed skin. The static neon look is unchanged.
  11. Name a deck version at save timeLabel a new revision ("+2 Iono / -1 Boss") in the Paste tab instead of saving first and renaming from history afterwards.
  12. All-versions matchup summaryTotal W-L-T-Win% and per-opponent matchup totals rolled up across every saved version of a deck.
  13. Floating bug-report buttonA bug-icon button in the bottom-left of every page. Quick title / description / severity, URL + browser + window size auto-attached.

Sunday, May 24, 2026

  1. Pokérus is in the wildAn easter-egg infection that spreads between trainers when you visit infected profiles.
  2. Shiny Charm systemDoubled shiny rate, run as real time-windowed grants (platform-wide or per-trainer) with live countdowns.
  3. Pokémon nicknamesCall your Eevee Sparky. 12-char cap, mainline-game style.
  4. Mutual-friend rings on Top 8Themed borders when you and a friend pin each other — and a richer tier when you're each other's #1.
  5. Reserved handlesProminent TCG / VGC / Pokémon GO names + iconic in-game characters are protected from squat-claims on signup.
  6. Admin god-view dashboard/admin became a real control surface — KPI cards, live feeds, Trainers, Ops, beefed-up Analytics + Moderation + Invite codes.
  7. Collaborative deck/team sharingShare a private deck or team with another trainer by handle. They suggest new versions, you accept or reject.
  8. Member #N stampPill-shaped trainer-ID badge under every profile name, restyled per skin.
  9. Privacy Policy + Terms & ConditionsReal legal pages, a site-wide footer linking to both, and an acceptance line on the join form.
  10. Mobile /edit collapses into preview cardsEach section on the mobile editor shows a one-line preview of its current setting. Tap to expand.

Saturday, May 23, 2026

  1. Activity feed at /feedA chronological stream of what's happening across the trainer graph. Backfilled with 173 historical entries so it didn't open empty.
  2. In-app notificationsBell icon in the header, /notifications page, pings for invite redemptions, Top 8 adds, deck shares.
  3. Block trainer buttonHide each of you from the other. Blocked profiles 404 for the viewer; new Top 8 / friend rows are prevented either direction.
  4. /meta — what the trainer group has been facing28-day archetype rollup from logged tournament matches, per format.
  5. Trainer search in the headerType a handle and pick from the dropdown — landing you straight on /u/<handle>.
  6. Share trainer cardCopy your profile URL for Discord/Twitter unfurls, or open the auto-generated trainer-card PNG to save it.
  7. PWA installAdd MyPokéSpace to your iPhone home screen as a standalone app — full /manifest.webmanifest + apple-touch metadata.
  8. Reroll cap + slot-machine clickerSoft cap on encounters per day, plus the encounter counter is now a slot-machine reel and the +1 popups scatter properly.