Tracking Apps
The Best Poker Tracker Apps for Live Players (2026)
Disclosure: PokerLog is our app. Here's how it compares, including where others are better.
A poker tracker app is a logbook for your results: for each session it records where you played, the game and stakes, how long you played and what you bought in for and cashed out, then turns that into profit, hourly rate and a bankroll balance. Live trackers like the apps below are a different tool from online HUD software such as PokerTracker 4 and Hold'em Manager 3, which read hand histories from online poker sites.
Updated By the PokerLog team at MoneySense Labs
Prices, platforms and features checked against each app's App Store and Google Play listings and its own website (see sources). US prices.
The short answer
- For a free tracker on your phone and computer: PokerLog (iPhone, Android and web, with sync and home games free) or Poker Bankroll Tracker (unlimited sessions with ads; CSV export needs Pro).
- For the deepest reports: Poker Analytics.
- For staking and a social feed: Pokerbase. Bink if you mostly want the feed with your friends.
- For the cheapest paid plan with a hand recorder: Poler, on iPhone only.
- If you mostly play tournaments, PokerLog needs Prime for them, so compare the other apps' free tiers first.
1. Comparison table
Checked October 2026. "Not found" means the app's listing and website don't mention it, not that it can't exist. Scroll sideways on a phone.
| App | Free tier | Paid price | iOS | Android | Web | Live session timer | Tournaments | Home-game ledger & settle-up | Cloud sync | CSV import / export | Poker room database | AI insights |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| PokerLogOur appGet it | Cash games, bankroll, every stat, sync, home games, CSV import/export (up to 25 new sessions a day) | Prime $11.99/mo or $99.99/yr | iPhone, iPad (iOS 17+) | Full web dashboard | Prime | Ledger + settle-up with Venmo/Cash App/PayPal links (free) | iPhone, Android, web (free) | Import + export (free) | 360+ live rooms (US-focused) + online sites | The Oracle stats assistant (Prime) | ||
| Poker Bankroll Tracker | Unlimited sessions, with ads; one bankroll at a time | Pro $29.99/yr or $199.99 lifetime | Web app | Not found (home game is a location type) | Import yes; CSV export needs Pro | No location database | No assistant (public API for your own AI tools, Pro) | |||||
| Pokerbase | Tracking and bankroll free | Pro $12.99/mo or $99.99/yr; Elite $39.99/mo or $299.99/yr | Social feed only; tracking on web "coming soon" | Logs home games; settle-up not found | Import (several apps + custom CSV) and CSV/Excel reports | Not documented | Not found | |||||
| Poker Analytics | 25 records, then 1 record a month | 52 records/yr $14.99; unlimited $29.99/yr | Poker Analytics 7 | Poker Analytics 6 | Home game results per player; settle-up not found | iCloud backup; cross-device sync not documented | CSV import (about 10 apps) and export, XML backup | Locations entered by hand or by GPS | Automatic analysis and alerts, no AI assistant | |||
| Poler | 3 sessions | Pro $2.99/mo or $19.99/yr | iPhone (iOS 17+) | Not found | Yes, with Live Activities and widgets | Not found | iCloud Drive backup; no accounts | Import (PBT, Poker Analytics, Poler) and export | Not found | No assistant (ticket scanning uses Apple Intelligence) | ||
| Bink | Limited sessions (cap not published) | Premium $5.99/mo, $34.99/yr or $89.99 lifetime | iPhone | Not found on Google Play | Home game hosting tool and ledger; settle-up not stated | Account-based; sync not documented | "Import and export all your sessions" (format not stated) | Not found | Not found | |||
| Poker Income | "Ultimate" edition free; unlimited sessions are paid in-app purchases | Unlocks $4.99 each or $9.99 bundle; separate paid edition $9.99 | Not found | pokerincome.com now redirects to the App Store | Not found | Web backup advertised; the site now redirects | Export is a paid $4.99 in-app purchase; import not found | Not found | ||||
| A spreadsheet | Free | Free (Excel needs Microsoft 365 on some devices) | Any device | Any device | Google Sheets | Manual | If you build it | If you build it | With Google Sheets or OneDrive |
Try PokerLog free
Cash games, stats, bankroll, sync and home games are free with no time limit. Prime ($11.99/mo or $99.99/yr) adds tournaments, multi-table sessions and The Oracle.
Free on iPhone, Android and the web, with one account on all three.
2. Each app: best for, pros and cons
PokerLog(our app)
MoneySense Labs (us) · Prime $11.99/mo or $99.99/yr · Too new for a meaningful rating (3 App Store ratings)
Best for: Live cash players who want a free tracker on every device, and home-game hosts.
Pros
- One account on iPhone, Android and a full web dashboard, with sync included free
- Home-game ledger with settle-up and payment links, free
- Imports Poker Bankroll Tracker and Pokerbase files directly
Cons
- Tournaments, multi-tabling and the AI assistant need Prime
- Young app (iPhone since March 2026, Android since October 2026) with few reviews yet
- No hand recorder, staking tools or multi-currency support
Poker Bankroll Tracker
Pixelnomads Ltd · Pro $29.99/yr or $199.99 lifetime · 4.2 from 93 ratings (App Store); 4.5 from 795 (Google Play)
Best for: Players who want a long-running tracker with a hand replayer on iPhone, Android and the web.
Pros
- On iPhone, Android and the web, and on the market since 2015
- Hand replayer, live session sharing with friends and 40+ currencies
- Pro costs $29.99 a year, and there's a lifetime option
Cons
- CSV export is a Pro feature
- No built-in poker room database or home-game settle-up
Pokerbase
Pokerbase BV · Pro $12.99/mo or $99.99/yr; Elite $39.99/mo or $299.99/yr · 4.85 from 185 ratings (App Store); 4.84 from 432 (Google Play)
Best for: Players who stake or get staked, and want a social feed around their results.
Pros
- Staking packages with live updates for backers
- Social feed and messages, hand recorder and replayer
- Multi-currency with live exchange rates; tracking itself is free
Cons
- Staking and advanced tracking need Pro ($99.99/yr) or Elite
- No web tracking yet
Poker Analytics
Stax River · 52 records/yr $14.99; unlimited $29.99/yr · 4.77 from 1,315 ratings (App Store); 4.57 from 191 (Google Play)
Best for: Data-minded players who want the deepest reports, staking and a hand replayer.
Pros
- Twelve report types, automatic analysis and risk of ruin
- Hand recorder and replayer, staking, multiple bankrolls and currencies
- On the market since 2016 with over 1,300 App Store ratings
Cons
- Free use is capped at a few records
- No web version
Poler
Joseph Fryer · Pro $2.99/mo or $19.99/yr · 4.33 from 15 ratings (App Store)
Best for: iPhone players who want the cheapest paid tracker with a hand recorder.
Pros
- Lowest paid price in this list
- Hand recorder, staking with several backers, multi-currency
- Live Activities, widgets and tournament ticket scanning
Cons
- iPhone only, with no account sync between devices
- Only 3 sessions before you subscribe
Bink
Heater LLC · Premium $5.99/mo, $34.99/yr or $89.99 lifetime · 4.77 from 808 ratings (App Store)
Best for: Players who want a social feed with friends plus a home-game hosting tool.
Pros
- Social profiles, following friends and share graphics
- Home game hosting tool, hand log and opponent notes
- Lifetime Premium option
Cons
- iPhone only
- Last updated August 2025
Poker Income
Poker Chang Ltd · Unlocks $4.99 each or $9.99 bundle; separate paid edition $9.99 · 4.7 from 5,164 ratings (Ultimate); 4.8 from 1,408 (paid edition)
Best for: Long-time users who track opponents and mixed games and are happy with an older app.
Pros
- One of the oldest trackers (2009), with thousands of ratings
- Opponent notes with live HUD-style stats
- Mixed games such as Stud, Razz and HORSE
Cons
- Not updated since March 2018
- Export and unlimited sessions cost extra
A spreadsheet
Excel, Google Sheets, Numbers · Free (Excel needs Microsoft 365 on some devices)
Best for: Players who want total control and don't mind typing every number.
Pros
- Free and completely flexible
- Your data is a plain file you own
Cons
- No live timer, reminders or automatic stats
- Easy to skip sessions, especially losing ones
3. How to choose
- Live or online? For live sessions, use one of the apps above. To study online hands with a HUD, you need desktop hand-history software instead (or as well).
- Cash games or tournaments? PokerLog tracks cash games free and tournaments with Prime. If you mostly play tournaments, compare what each app's free tier allows before you commit.
- Do you host home games? PokerLog's ledger settles up and sends payment links; Bink has a hosting tool; the others mostly record your own result.
- Do you want it on a computer? PokerLog and Poker Bankroll Tracker have web apps. The others are phone (and Mac or iPad) apps.
- Can you get your data out? CSV export is free in PokerLog, a Pro feature in Poker Bankroll Tracker and a paid in-app purchase in Poker Income. Check before years of history pile up.
- Do you need staking or hand records? Pokerbase, Poker Analytics and Poler have staking tools, and Poker Bankroll Tracker, Pokerbase, Poker Analytics, Poler and Bink record hands. PokerLog does neither.
4. Switching to PokerLog
PokerLog's importer recognizes Poker Bankroll Tracker and Pokerbase files automatically (including a Pokerbase Custom Sheet), and reads exports from Poker Analytics, Bink, Poker Income and spreadsheets by matching their columns. Every import shows a preview and skips likely duplicates. Step-by-step guides:
5. Frequently asked questions
What's the best free poker tracker?
For live cash games, PokerLog's free plan covers your whole history (up to 25 new sessions a day), every stat, bankroll tracking, sync between iPhone, Android and the web, home games and CSV export. Poker Bankroll Tracker's free tier also has unlimited sessions, with ads, and Pokerbase keeps tracking free. Poker Analytics and Poler cap free use at a few records or sessions.
Is there a poker tracker for live games?
Yes. Every app in this comparison is built for live poker: you log each session's location, game, stakes, buy-in, cash-out and time, and the app works out your profit, hourly rate and bankroll. That's different from online HUD software, which reads hand histories from online poker sites.
Can I import my data from Poker Bankroll Tracker?
Yes. PokerLog reads Poker Bankroll Tracker's CSV export directly, including times, stakes, buy-ins, cash-outs, tournaments and notes. Exporting from PBT needs PBT Pro. Pokerbase and Poler can also import PBT files.
Do I need PokerTracker 4 for live poker?
No. PokerTracker 4 and Hold'em Manager 3 are desktop programs for online poker: they import hand histories from poker sites and show a HUD of opponent stats. Live players track sessions, not hand histories, so a session tracker app is the right tool.
Can I track home games?
PokerLog has a free home-game ledger that records every player's buy-ins and cash-outs, settles up with the fewest payments and sends Venmo, Cash App or PayPal links. Bink has a home game hosting tool and ledger, and Pokerbase and Poker Analytics log home game results. Poker Bankroll Tracker treats a home game as a location.
6. Sources
All checked on . App prices and features change; each app's store listing is the final word. Ratings are US App Store figures unless noted. If something here is out of date, email support@pokerlog.app.
- PokerLog: PokerLog pricing, PokerLog on the App Store
- Poker Bankroll Tracker: App Store listing, Google Play listing, PBT FAQ, PBT manual
- Pokerbase: App Store listing, Google Play listing, Pokerbase FAQ, Pokerbase help center
- Poker Analytics: App Store listing, Google Play listing, Features, FAQ
- Poler: App Store listing, Poler FAQ, Your data in Poler, Importing into Poler
- Bink: App Store listing, iTunes lookup
- Poker Income: App Store: Poker Income Ultimate, App Store: Poker Income
Track your next session with PokerLog
Free on iPhone, Android and the web. Bring your history from your old app in a few minutes.
Free on iPhone, Android and the web, with one account on all three.