A poker log app fast enough to actually use
A log app earns its keep at the table, in the seconds you have between hands. Capture has to be fast enough that you actually log every session, so you never fall back to a spreadsheet you fill in later (or never). That speed is the whole point.
Log in seconds, finish later
At the buy-in, capture the essentials in seconds and start the clock. The detail, notes and marked hands can wait for the cool-down. A log you can do without slowing the game is a log you will actually keep.
Stats that come from the log
Net by stake, venue and day, the true hourly after costs, and a bankroll graph that reflects reality. Every number traces back to a session you logged, so there is nothing to second-guess.
A log that feeds your study
Mark a hand live in one tap and write the read later. The log is not just a ledger, it is the raw material your study loop works from, which is what turns logging into a higher win rate rather than just a record.
- →Fast enough to log live, in seconds, every session.
- →Net by stake and the true hourly, traced back to your log.
- →Mark hands live for review, not memory.
- →Synced across web and Windows, exportable to CSV.
Questions
How fast is logging a session?
A few fields and a clock at the buy-in. Everything else can wait for the cool-down, so it never slows the game.
Is it just for live cash?
Live cash comes first by design. Online hand-history import is on the roadmap.