SnapComplete vs Untapped.gg: How Do They Compare?

Untapped.gg is a Marvel Snap tracker from HearthSim. SnapComplete is an independent tracker built by a solo developer. Both sync your collection and track matches, but the two products are shaped very differently. This page maps what each one does, where they overlap, and where they part ways, drawn from each site's own feature pages.

Short version: both ship a live overlay. Untapped's is a native in-game HUD (Windows, Mac, Android); SnapComplete's is an optional premium picture-in-picture overlay that needs no install and runs on iOS too. SnapComplete's real edge is depth: match replays, full Conquest bracket history, per-deck card impact stats, variant and split tracking, album completion planning, bundle value math, per-card leaderboards. Want a native HUD drawn into the game? Untapped is more established. Want the richest post-match analysis and the deepest collection toolkit? SnapComplete has it.

Where They Overlap

Both products cover the same core loop:

• Collection sync of your owned cards.
• Match tracking across Ranked, Conquest, and Limited Time Game Modes.
• Deck win rates aggregated across tracked players.
• Card meta stats with filters for mode and time period.
• A public website with per-card pages and browsable databases.
• A free tier with no hard match limit.

Ask either tool "what's my win rate with this deck" or "which cards are strong right now," and you get an answer. Everything else differs.

Where Untapped Is Ahead

Native in-game overlay. Untapped's Companion app draws a Deck Tracker directly onto the game on Windows, Mac, and Android: your remaining deck, the cards your opponent has played, live match stats, all rendered in the game window as you play. SnapComplete has an overlay too (a picture-in-picture window, covered below), but Untapped's is a native in-game HUD and the more established of the two. If you want a tracker drawn into the game itself, Untapped is the answer.

Archetype matchup grids. Untapped's premium tier includes archetype-vs-archetype matchup tables showing how each deck archetype performs against every other. SnapComplete does not ship an archetype matchup grid today.

Untapped's Marvel Snap site also carries meta tier lists, deck listings, and a datamined schedule. SnapComplete has all of these too.

Where SnapComplete Is Ahead

Match replays. Every tracked match on SnapComplete gets a full turn-by-turn replay: board state, your hand, your opponent's reveals, location reveals, snap and retreat decisions, cube outcomes. Untapped reconstructs nothing, only aggregate match-history stats.

Full Conquest bracket history. SnapComplete captures every round of a Conquest run, Proving Grounds through Infinity, with per-round deck, opponent, cube swing, and retreat state. Untapped's in-game Conquest tracker remembers the cards played during a run, but its site never surfaces the kind of bracket history SnapComplete's match log does.

Per-deck card impact stats. SnapComplete tells you which specific cards you drew won you cubes and which lost them, and names the community's deck MVP for each archetype. Untapped publishes no card-level cube attribution per deck.

Variant and split tracking. SnapComplete tracks every variant you own and every Infinity Split combo (finish × flare × border). Filter your splits by finish family (e.g. Ink, Gold), flare family (e.g. Krackle), border tier, and more. Untapped's site shows a per-card variants gallery, but it tracks neither per-user variant ownership nor split detail.

Album tracking. SnapComplete's album tracker syncs your progress on every released album, prices the cost-to-complete for each tier, and ranks albums by Value Per Variant, which pins the optimal stop point on each one. Untapped does not track albums.

Completion timeline. SnapComplete's completion planner projects, season by season, when you'll hit Collectors Complete and Snap Complete from your real token balance, weekly income, pack pool state, and goodie tier assumptions. It models Series 4 and Series 5 pack dynamics and tells you whether your income keeps pace with new releases. Untapped offers nothing comparable.

Bundle rankings with VALUE% math. SnapComplete's bundle page ranks every active USD and Gold offer by token-equivalent value. Premium adds a collection-aware filter that shows only bundles holding cards you still need. Untapped publishes no bundle value analysis.

Per-card leaderboards. Every card on SnapComplete has its own leaderboard page ranking synced players on Mastery, Infinity Splits, Net Wins, variant count, and avatar count, with six percentile tiers and named top-10 spots. Untapped ships no per-card leaderboards.

Cosmetic tracking. SnapComplete tracks avatars, card backs, emotes, and titles right alongside cards and variants. Untapped's focus is decks and cards; cosmetics beyond variants are not a tracked inventory.

Bot match filtering. SnapComplete filters bot opponents and puts a toggle on your match history, so you can read your record against real humans only. Untapped does not filter bots, so their bot games sit mixed into deck stats and personal win rates.

Mobile-first design. Roughly 4 in 5 SnapComplete visitors are on a phone, and every page, filter, modal, and interaction was built for that first. No sideloading, no app install: open the site in your mobile browser, sync once, and the whole feature set is there. Untapped's main mobile experience is the Android Companion app; the website itself is still mostly desktop.

iOS parity. Marvel Snap on iOS signs in with Apple, and SnapComplete supports that end to end, match tracking included. Untapped's iOS coverage is sync-only; its overlay requires Android or desktop.

Customization. SnapComplete puts filter defaults, sort preferences, custom variant art display, column choices, and theme settings in Customize. Untapped offers no per-user UI customization at this level.

Optional in-match overlay. SnapComplete's live picture-in-picture overlay floats your match HUD (your deck, the opponent's predicted deck, cards revealed, pile counts, cube and snap state) over whatever's on your screen as you play. No app install, no screen-recording or accessibility permissions, and it runs on desktop, Android, and iOS (Untapped's overlay skips iOS). It's premium for now, and it's entirely optional: your matches track server-side whether or not you ever open it.

No app install required. SnapComplete captures matches server-side. No screen-recording permissions, no accessibility toggles, nothing running in the background on your phone. You get zero device impact and instant cross-device continuity, with the overlay above as an opt-in extra rather than a requirement.

What Each Costs

Untapped.gg Marvel Snap Premium is $7.99/month, with a $5.99 intro month, or $4.99/month on the 6-month plan (billed every 6 months). Per Untapped's own premium page, this is a standalone Marvel Snap subscription; it does not bundle their MTG Arena or other-game products. Premium unlocks Deck Winrate & Cube Rate, Stats by Rank & Collection Level, Archetype Matchups, deeper personal stats, and removes ads.

SnapComplete is $5/mo, $15 for 4 months (effectively $3.75/mo), or $20 for 6 months (effectively $3.33/mo). All three plans auto-renew at the end of the billing period, and you can cancel any time with one click. See /premium for the free vs premium feature breakdown.

Both run a free tier with no match limit. On the paid side, SnapComplete is cheaper at every comparable billing period.

Who Should Pick Which

Use Untapped if:

• You play primarily on Windows or Mac and want a native in-game overlay HUD drawn over the game.
• You play primarily on Android and prefer a native app overlay to a mobile browser experience.
• You want archetype matchup grids out of the box.

Use SnapComplete if:

• You want turn-by-turn match replays.
• You want full Conquest bracket history with per-round detail.
• You care about variants, splits, albums, or completion planning.
• You want bundle value math, per-card leaderboards, per-deck card impact stats, or bot-filtered deck win rates.
• You play on iOS and want the same feature set desktop users get, including match tracking.
• You prefer a tracker with no app install.
• Price matters: $3.33/mo on 6 months vs $4.99/mo on Untapped's 6-month plan.

Use both: Nothing stops you from syncing the same Marvel Snap account into both. Untapped's live overlay plus SnapComplete's post-match depth is a sensible pairing.

Can I Export Between Them?

No direct export. Each tracker reads Marvel Snap data through its own sync flow, so syncing the same account into both works fine; each site just populates from its own pipeline. Match captures never cross over. Matches Untapped's overlay catches stay in Untapped, and matches SnapComplete captures server-side stay in SnapComplete. Second Dinner ships no official export standard, so every tracker rolls its own.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does SnapComplete have an overlay? Yes. SnapComplete has an optional picture-in-picture overlay that floats a live match HUD over your screen while you play. It's premium for now, needs no app install and no screen-recording permissions, and works on desktop, Android, and iOS. It's optional; match capture runs server-side whether or not you use it. Untapped's overlay is a native in-game HUD on Windows, Mac, and Android; if you specifically want a tracker drawn into the game window, theirs is more established.

Does Untapped have match replays or completion planning? No. Untapped tracks match outcomes and aggregate stats but does not reconstruct turn-by-turn replays, and it does not project a season-by-season completion timeline.

Is one tracker "better" than the other? It depends on what you care about. Untapped wins on the native in-game overlay and archetype matchup grids. SnapComplete wins on replays, Conquest depth, collection tracking (variants, splits, albums, cosmetics), completion planning, bundle analysis, per-card leaderboards, bot-filtered stats, and the mobile browser experience. The price gap favors SnapComplete too.

Do both trackers filter bot matches from deck stats? SnapComplete does, and puts a toggle on match history so you can read your record against real humans only. Untapped does not filter bots, so its deck win rates and personal stats fold in matches against bot opponents.

Who owns which? Untapped.gg is run by HearthSim, a company with roots in the Hearthstone tracker ecosystem. SnapComplete is run by an independent solo developer (imjosh). Both are legitimate, both are active.