Matches filed as they end
When a match finishes, the extension sends it to your account as a one-shot: the result and the score, game by game, on the play or on the draw, with your mulligans and your sideboarding between games.
Endstep match tracker
Your Endstep matches, filed by themselves.
Play Magic on endstep.cc as you always do. The MyDeckStats extension notices when a match ends and files it in your account: the result game by game, who was on the play, your mulligans, your deck and the archetype of your opponent. Nothing to type. And if you kept your history with the Endstep Tracker, you can import its file into the same record.
Free
Chrome, Edge, Brave and Firefox
Reads only, never plays for you
Draft, sealed and Commander too
Filed just nowPauper Ranked
Winagainst Mono Black Control
2–1
Your deckAzorius Affinity
Opponent archetypeMono Black Control
Game by game
G1 Win · on the play
G2 Loss · on the draw · 1 mulligan
G3 Win · on the play
Tournament
Round 1 · Bye
Round 2 · Win 2–1
Every matchfiled when it ends
Game by gameplay or draw, mulligans, sideboarding
Deck linkedfound by its cards, whatever its name
€0the extension and the tracking are free
Get the extension
It works in Chrome, Edge and Brave (version 130 or later) and in Firefox (128 or later). It needs a free MyDeckStats account, which you connect once.
The extension is not on the browser stores yet. The install buttons will appear here as soon as it is published on the Chrome Web Store, Edge Add-ons and Firefox Add-ons.
What it does for you
Endstep is a fast place to play Magic in the browser, but its matches live only there. The extension brings them into the record you already keep on MyDeckStats, next to your paper and Magic Online results.
Your deck, found by itself
The match carries the list you played. MyDeckStats links it to the deck you saved by its cards, so it does not matter if you named it differently on Endstep.
Your opponent's archetype
The cards your opponent showed are compared with the typical lists of the tracked archetypes, so the matchup table fills itself.
Ranked and casual apart
A ranked match carries a Ranked flair on your one-shots, and the list has a filter for ranked or casual, with the record that follows it.
Tournaments, round by round
The matches of an Endstep tournament become the rounds of one tournament of yours, with its name and the number of players, and your final placement once it has ended.
Pods, drafts and sealed
A Commander game is one match against all the other players. Draft and sealed matches are filed in their own formats, with the deck you built in the game.
Games against the AI
A game against Endstep's AI is filed too, against an opponent called IA, and it earns no points on the site, so it never inflates your numbers or your progress.
Read only, and yours to switch off
It only reads what Endstep already sends to your browser. It never plays or clicks for you, and it never copies your opponent's hidden hand. You can pause it, disconnect a browser or delete a match at any time.
Your older matches, imported
Used the Endstep Tracker before? Pick the JSON file it exported in Settings, Endstep. You choose which decks come in, the site recognizes the ones you already have and can make the others, and every match is linked to its deck. A match you already have is not filed twice, and imported matches earn no points.
One click to connect
In Settings, Endstep, press Connect: the page hands the extension a key of its own. The key opens only this one door, for your account only, and you can revoke it from the same page.
From install to your first filed match
- Install the extensionAdd it to your browser from the store of your browser, using the buttons above once they are there.
- Connect your browserSign in to MyDeckStats, open Settings, then Endstep, give the browser a name and press Connect. The popup of the extension says which account it is connected to.
- Play on endstep.ccReload the Endstep tab if it was already open, and play as usual, with a deck you saved on MyDeckStats if you want it linked.
- Read it in your one-shotsThe match is in your one-shots a moment after it ends, with the deck, the opponent's archetype and the Ranked flair when it applies.
Who it is for
Endstep regulars
You play Pauper, Modern, Premodern or Commander there every week and want the record without typing it.
See the deck trackerRanked climbers
You want to see how your deck does in ranked, apart from casual games, and against which archetypes.
Open the matchup matrixTesting teams
Matches played online with a shared deck add to the same sample as the rest of the team.
Read the player guideCreators and streamers
Your Endstep session feeds the live record of the stream overlay without a second screen to fill in.
Read the creator guideWhat it files and what it leaves out
PauperModernLegacyPioneerPremodernStandardVintageCommanderDraftSealed
- Constructed matches in the formats the site tracks, by the format Endstep names
- Draft, sealed and Commander, each in its own format
- Tournament matches as the rounds of a tournament of yours, with your placement when it ends
- Your deck, your sideboard and what you changed between games
- The cards your opponent showed, only to name their archetype
- Not sent: your opponent's hidden hand, chat, your password or anything outside a match
- Not filed: formats the site does not track, such as Momir Basic
Common questions
What is the Endstep match tracker?
A free browser extension that files the Magic matches you play on endstep.cc in your MyDeckStats account as they end, with the result, the games, your deck and the archetype of your opponent, so you do not have to type them.
Is it made by Endstep?
No. It is an independent tool of MyDeckStats and is not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by endstep.cc. It only reads what the Endstep page already sends to your own browser, and it never plays or clicks for you.
Is it free?
Yes. The extension and the tracking of the matches are free, with no time limit. You need a free MyDeckStats account with a confirmed email address.
What does it send to MyDeckStats?
For each finished match: the result and the games, who was on the play, the mulligans, the sideboarding, your deck list, the names of the players of the match, the cards your opponent showed and whether the match was ranked. For a tournament match also the tournament, its name, the number of players and your place. Nothing is sent before you connect the browser.
Does it see my opponent's hidden hand?
It never copies it. Of the details of a match it keeps only an allowed list of fields, and the part that could include the hidden hand of your opponent is left out.
Which browsers does it work in?
Chrome, Edge and Brave from version 130, and Firefox from version 128. It does not work in Safari.
How do I connect it?
Sign in to MyDeckStats, open Settings, then Endstep, and press Connect with your password. The page gives the extension a key of its own by itself. Each browser has its own key, and you can disconnect any of them from the same page.
Can I import the matches I played before?
Yes, if you kept them with the Endstep Tracker. In Settings, Endstep, choose the JSON file it exported: it is read in your browser and the game logs in it are not sent. Only the matches of decks that are in your profile come in, the ones the site recognizes and the ones you choose to make, each linked to its deck, with the opponent archetypes you noted matched to the ones the site tracks. If the file has neither the cards your opponent showed nor an archetype you noted for a match, the deck of your opponent in that match stays Deck not set. A match you already have is not filed twice, a match you deleted does not come back, and imported matches earn no points.
Which matches does it file?
Every match you finish on Endstep in a format MyDeckStats tracks: Pauper, Modern, Legacy, Premodern and the others, plus draft, sealed and Commander. Formats the site does not track, such as Momir Basic, are skipped.
What about games against the AI?
They are filed against an opponent called IA and they earn no points on the site, so they cannot be used to farm progress.
What about Endstep tournaments?
A match you play in an Endstep tournament is filed as a round of a tournament of yours: the tournament is made with the first match and reused for the next ones, with its name and the number of players. A bye and a match lost by forfeit are rounds too: they are filed when you open the page of the tournament on Endstep with the extension on, which is also when your placement is added once the tournament has ended. A round you played with the extension off is filed from that page as well, with the result and the score but without the games; you can add the details by hand. While a tournament of yours is running and open in a tab, the extension reads its page again every half minute, as the page itself does, so a draw or a bye is filed without reloading.
Can I remove my data?
Yes. You can delete any match, and a deleted match is never brought back by the extension. Disconnecting a browser revokes its key at once, and the key is stored on the site only as a hash.
Where can I install it?
The install buttons are at the top of this page once the extension is published on the Chrome Web Store, Edge Add-ons and Firefox Add-ons.
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