Set completion

The Sets page (header link or /sets) tracks how much of each set you've collected.

• Progress per set — for every set you own at least one card from, it shows the distinct printings you own versus the total scryme knows for that set, as a fraction, a percentage, and a progress bar (e.g. March of the Machine — 198/387 (51%)).
• Most complete first — sets you're closest to finishing rise to the top, so the giant catch-all sets you'll only ever own a sliver of (Secret Lair Drop, The List) sink to the bottom.
• Drill in — click a set to see exactly which printings you're missing, ordered by collector number, each linking to its card page. A View owned → link jumps to a search of what you already have from that set.

What counts

• The total for a set is every paper printing scryme has ingested for it (Arena/MTGO-only cards are excluded). Alternate-art and showcase printings have their own collector numbers, so they count as separate cards — exactly as Scryfall lists them.
• A set's owned count is the number of distinct printings you have at least one copy of. Owning multiple copies, or a foil, still counts the printing once.
• The page is built from the cards you own, so it's empty until you import a collection.

Set release calendar

The release calendar at /calendar (linked from the Sets view) shows upcoming sets — with a countdown to each release — and recently released ones. The list syncs from Scryfall's set catalog (cached for 24 hours, so it works offline after the first view), and covers all paper sets regardless of whether you own any of their cards yet.

Refresh it manually with python -m src.cli refresh-sets.