Every point accounted for.
Track life, poison, and commander damage—including partner commanders. Big, table-facing controls keep the important numbers easy to read.
BUILT FOR YOUR COMMANDER TABLE
The clutch wins. The turn that took forever. That one friend who always targets you. Give your game nights a memory.
Made for Linux. Stored locally. Built around your pod.

01 / AT THE TABLE
One shared screen for the whole pod. Everything you need to keep the game moving, within reach of every seat.
Track life, poison, and commander damage—including partner commanders. Big, table-facing controls keep the important numbers easy to read.
Track turns and play time, set your turn order, and pause when the pizza arrives. Spend less time asking whose turn it is.
Game actions save as you play. Resume a saved game, undo a recent action, or run it back with the same pod after the final blow.
02 / AFTER THE GAME
Your pod’s lore, backed by a game log. See who’s winning, which commanders show up, and how your regular rivalries shake out.
Every percentage has a history. Every history has a rematch.
03 / BETWEEN GAME NIGHTS
Save your commanders, pair up partners, choose card art, and link Moxfield decks. Explore salt scores and local bracket estimates before the first land hits the table.
Estimates start a Rule 0 conversation. Your table makes the call.
Player profiles, commander collections, and support for borrowed decks—with results credited to the actual pilot.
Local storage, backup and restore, and reviewed result corrections. Keep the record without creating an account.
YOUR SEAT IS OPEN
Take a four-player sample pod for a spin. Adjust life, log commander damage, pass the turn, and see a win land in the stats.
A FEW GOOD QUESTIONS
This is the home of Commander Stats. The tracker itself is a native Linux desktop app, currently named Commander Pod in the source. It’s designed for a shared, touch-friendly screen at the table.
No account is needed for the tracker. Game tracking and saved history live locally. Online features such as card searches, art downloads, and Moxfield deck analysis need an internet connection.
Yes. Set up two to eight players, choose a table layout, and track partner commanders separately for commander damage.
The project is in development. Visit the source repository for the Linux app; building from source requires Rust and the native desktop dependencies. Packaged downloads are not offered here yet.
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