Poker Clock – Blind Timer

Run your home poker tournament like a casino floor manager — from your phone. Poker Clock is a blind timer built for real games around a real table. Set your blind structure once, hit start, and let the big gold clock do the talking. It works entirely offline: no account, no sign-up, no internet connection, and nothing ever leaves your phone. ★ THE CLOCK EVERYONE CAN SEE Tap Fullscreen and prop your phone or tablet up on the table. Giant countdown, current blinds, ante and the next level at a glance — readable from every seat. The screen stays awake for the whole level, so nobody has to nudge it. ★ A BLIND STRUCTURE THAT FITS YOUR GAME Start from the built-in 10-level structure or build your own from scratch. • Small blind, big blind, ante and duration per level • Add breaks anywhere with one tap • Drag levels to reorder them • Save your favourite structures as presets and reload them next week ★ FULL CONTROL, ONE THUMB Start, pause and resume. Jump to the next or previous level. Add or remove a minute when the table needs it. Mute the sounds. Switch between the dark felt and a brighter table theme. ★ TRACK PLAYERS AND CROWN A WINNER Add your players, knock them out as they bust, and undo it when you miscount. When the tournament ends, Poker Clock builds the final ranking automatically — podium, medals and the full finishing order. ★ IT KEEPS TIME EVEN WHEN YOU DON'T The clock is anchored to real time, not to the app being open. Lock your phone, take a call, or let Android close the app in the background: when you come back, the tournament is exactly where it should be, levels included. ★ TRULY OFFLINE • No account, no login, no cloud • No internet connection required to run a tournament • Your tournaments, players and presets stay on your device Perfect for home games, poker nights with friends, clubs, bar tournaments, charity events and league nights. Poker Clock is free and supported by ads. ──────────────────────── Poker Clock is a tournament timer. It does not offer real-money gambling, in-app purchases of chips, or simulated card play.