Your matches, turned into answers.

Pilot Lab is an independent tool for players of the Gundam Card Game. Record the tournaments you play, and get back your own numbers: how each matchup really goes, and whether you want to be first or second.

Free to use. Made by a player.

Matchupssample data
  • Blue · White73% 8–3
  • Purple · Blue55% 6–5
  • Red · Green31% 4–9
  • Green · White50% 3–3

What you can do

  • Log your rounds

    Free

    Opponent, result, who went first.

    One round at a time, from your phone between matches. A best-of-three is logged game by game, and every field can be fixed afterwards.

    Round 3sample data
    Opponent
    Red · Green
    Games
    • G1Win1st
    • G2Loss2nd
    • G3Win1st
  • Matchups

    Free

    Every deck you've faced, with your win rate.

    Rows are the decks you played, columns the decks you met. The more events you log, the more the table tells you.

    sample data
    Blue·WhitePurple·BlueRed·Green
    Green·White73%8–355%6–531%4–9
    Blue·Red60%3–240%2–363%5–3
  • 1st / 2nd

    Supporters

    The same matchup, split by who went first.

    Because that is the choice you actually get handed at the table when you win the die roll.

    vs Red · Greensample data
    1st58%
    2nd17%
    vs Blue · White
    1st67%
    2nd75%
  • Deck builder

    Free

    Lists that check themselves.

    Counts, copies and the ban list are checked as you build. It reads and writes the plain text lists players already trade.

    Green · Whitesample data
    Main 50/50Side 8/10
    1
    2
    3
    4
    5
    6
    7+

    Cards by level

  • Draw odds

    Supporters

    What you are likely to draw.

    The chance of seeing a card in your opening hand and by each turn, for any list you build.

    In your opening handsample data
    • 4×40%
    • 3×31%
    • 2×22%
    • 1×12%

    By copies in the list

  • Metagame

    Supporters

    What everyone is playing, and what wins.

    The same counts summed over every player, one set at a time. It gets sharper as more games are logged.

    Most played · win ratesample data
    • Blue · White24% · 54%
    • Red · Green19% · 51%
    • Purple · Blue13% · 47%
    • Green · White9% · 56%
  • Board State

    Free

    Set up a position and work out the play.

    Two boards, attacks and blocks, turn by turn. Save the position or share a screenshot.

    Turn 4sample data
    attack ↑
    Try it — no account needed
  • Tier List Maker

    Free

    Your own tier lists, for cards and decks.

    Keep them private or publish them for other players to see.

    sample data
    • SBlue·WhiteGreen·White
    • ARed·GreenPurple·BlueBlue·Red
    • BGreen·White
    Try it — no account needed
  • Community tournaments

    Free

    Unofficial events on our Discord.

    Pairings, a round timer and standings run here, and your rounds land in your matchups by themselves.

    Round 234:12
    • Player A2–1Player D
    • Player B0–2Player C
    • Player E—Player F
    sample data
  • Public decks

    Free

    Lists other players chose to share.

    Browse them, vote for them, and copy one into your own decks to start from.

    sample data
    • Blue · White Tempo▲ 42
    • Red · Green Ramp▲ 31
    • Purple · Blue Control▲ 18

Free and supported

Free

Register, record your tournaments and lists, and read your own results — your record, your matchup matrix, your deck stats. That is the product, not a trial.

Supporters

The analysis on top: the metagame across every player, matchups for each of your lists, the first/second split, and draw probabilities. It exists to cover what the server costs.

No card image is ever behind the subscription: every card is free to view in the catalogue. What you pay for are numbers this project works out from what players record, and which cards they run in a deck.

Thanks to our Master Supporters →

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Spoilers, releases, and somewhere to ask questions.

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An unofficial fan project, built by a player. Not affiliated with, endorsed or sponsored by the publishers of the game it is for.