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Signing in

Enter your email address on the sign-in page. A six-digit code arrives by email — type it in to sign in. Codes expire after a few minutes; request another if yours has run out. If it does not arrive, check your spam folder.

Making a card

Go to new card, give it a title and pick a variant (EBU 20B, WBF, or ACBL). You can also start from somebody else's card: open it from browse and copy it.

Editing

Click any field on the card to edit it. Your changes save automatically as you work. Use the page tabs to move between pages of the card. Look for the (i) button near a page's title for a short explanation of what that page is for.

Document references

On the EBU 20B card's supplementary page, some fields link to a convention write-up — give it a name and a short description of what it covers rather than typing the details directly onto the card.

System notes

Longer explanations live in system notes, written in Markdown with support for bridge notation such as hands and auctions. Notes are numbered automatically from their position on the card, so the numbers stay correct when you add or remove one.

Versions and sharing

A new card can always be viewed and printed, but it has no link you can share until you save a version. Open Versions from the "⋯" menu on your card list, then Save current state as a new version. Every version gets its own permanent link — paste it into RealBridge, BBO, or similar applications. Editing the card afterward never changes what an already-shared link shows; save a new version when you want the link to catch up. Old versions can be viewed, printed, copied into a new card, or deleted at any time from the same list.

Printing and PDF

Use Download PDF to get a print-ready file. The PDF is generated fresh each time, so it always matches what is on screen.

Installing on your phone

CC Editor can be added to your home screen and opened like an app. In Safari on iOS use Share → Add to Home Screen; in Chrome on Android use Install app from the menu.

Still stuck?

Report a bug or suggest an improvement on the feedback page.