Credits

• Better Snap Leaderboard · JaydenScottL

  The starting point for this site. Showed where the official Infinite leaderboard data lives and what a better board could look like.

• Untapped.gg for Marvel Snap

  The model for the stats: win rate, cube rate, meta share, and drawn/played win rates per card.

• Marvel Snap Zone deck builder

  The model for the deck builder: card filters, energy curve and shareable deck codes.

• MARVEL SNAP official guides and Help Center · Second Dinner

  Rules, mechanics and event announcements inform the wiki’s authored summaries. Each sourced guide section links to its reference; guides show a manual review date.

• SnapVault location statistics

  Observed location appearance rates from tracked Ranked and Conquest games over the last 30 days, refreshed hourly. These are empirical rates, not base spawn probabilities.

• Official MARVEL SNAP patch notes · Second Dinner

  The historical patch-article index links to official sources; it records mentions, not inferred balance changes.

• SNAP.FAN card history

  Historical card stats and effect versions, fetched per card and cached daily; coverage and dates reflect the source.

• MARVEL SNAP Infinite leaderboard · Second Dinner / Nuverse

  The public leaderboard every snapshot on this site comes from.

• Marvel Snap Zone cards, variants and locations

  Card names, costs, power, abilities, location effects and rarity, plus all card, location and variant artwork, release metadata and individual artist credits. Checked hourly; each image is fetched once and cached rather than loaded from their site on every visit.

Snap Hub doesn't copy code from these projects. They showed what data exists and how it's shaped, which saved a lot of guessing.

• Marvel Snap Tracker · Razviar (Marvel Snap Zone)

  Its published field map (marvelsnap.pro parsing metadata) is how the Snap Hub tracker knows where results, cubes and decks sit in GameState.json.

• Helper for Marvel Snap · johnvictorfs

  Showed how GameState.json, PlayState.json and CollectionState.json fit together. (GPL-3.0)

• snapscripts · snaptools2023

  Reading decks from CollectionState.json and turning them into importable deck codes. (MIT)

• Snap Extract · switchfire6

  Confirmed the game's state files are UTF-8 with a byte-order mark. (MIT)

• marvelsnapdeck · barkingloudly

  Reference for the original base64 JSON deck code format. (MIT)

• marvel-snap-deckstrings · 9j

  Another reference implementation of deck code encoding.

• DeckCodes.chat

  Explained the newer short deck code format (card IDs without vowels plus their length).

• parse5

  Safe HTML parsing for historical card tables (MIT)

• Next.js

  Web framework (MIT)

• React

  UI library (MIT)

• Tailwind CSS

  Styling (MIT)

• PGlite

  Postgres for local development (Apache-2.0)

• postgres.js

  Database driver (Unlicense)

• Vitest

  Tests (MIT)

• Playwright

  Browser regression tests (Apache-2.0)

• jsdom

  Component interaction tests (MIT)

• Manrope & Inter

  Fonts via Google Fonts (SIL Open Font License)

• Vercel, Supabase & GitHub Actions

  Hosting, database, and the scheduled jobs: a leaderboard snapshot every 10 minutes and an hourly card and location check

• Vercel Web Analytics

  Anonymous page-view counts

• Discord

  Sign-in, and the avatar shown in the account menu

• Claude Code · Anthropic

  This site was vibe-coded: most of the code was written with Claude.

• ChatGPT · OpenAI

  Used to generate the Snap Hub logo and brand sheet, and for the Jade League visual overhaul and parts of the wiki.