macOS
Apple Silicon · macOS 12 or later · DMG
Download for macOSHyde reads Arena's local log, ranks each pack for the deck you're building, and explains the top pick. After the draft, the overlay keeps your deck, draw odds and match history close without requiring an account.
Apple Silicon · macOS 12 or later · DMG
Download for macOS64-bit Windows · NSIS installer · beta validation pending
Download for Windows64-bit Linux · portable AppImage · beta validation pending
Download for LinuxYour DMG has started downloading. Then:
xattr -cr /Applications/Hyde.app, then open Hyde again.Your installer has started downloading. Then:
Hyde_latest_x64-setup.exe.Your AppImage has started downloading. Then:
chmod +x Hyde_latest_amd64.AppImage../Hyde_latest_amd64.AppImage from the directory that contains it.In MTG Arena: Options gear → View Account → enable Detailed Logs, then restart Arena. Hyde reads that local log file, read-only. Without it, Hyde has nothing to read.
Fast help for the decision in front of you, without turning your draft into a spreadsheet.
| When you need it | What Hyde shows |
|---|---|
| Each new pack | Ranked picks, fit with your pool and a clear reason |
| After the draft | Suggested builds, cuts, mana needs and deck health |
| During the game | Deck contents, draw odds and cards seen |
| Before you spend gems | A free browser practice draft |
| Your account and logs | No Hyde account; desktop Arena logs stay local |
Yes. Hyde's draft overlay and browser simulator are free, and you do not need an account.
On macOS, the panel and draft-grade badges float over fullscreen games using native non-activating panels. Windows and Linux builds are available for beta validation; their live Arena behavior is not validated yet.
Three: Premier Draft, Quick Draft, and Traditional Draft. Hyde reads all of them from the detailed log you enable during setup, and our schedule page tracks which set Quick Draft is currently rotating.
Desktop logs stay on your machine and the app has no telemetry pipeline or account. The web simulator sends only anonymous aggregate counters for completed drafts, companion clicks, and share actions — no IP, user agent, cookies, or session ID. The desktop app's network calls are public card-data lookups (Scryfall, 17Lands ratings).