Log: Poker Session Tracker

Log is a poker session tracker for live cash games, home games and tournaments. There is no session limit, and no account unless you want your log on more than one device. Log a session in under ten seconds and a hand in under fifteen. Start with the stakes, the game and the buy-in, add rebuys as they happen, cash out at the end. The duration, the profit and the hourly rate are worked out for you rather than typed. AM I RUNNING BAD, OR PLAYING BAD? That is the question a downswing provokes, and Log is built to answer it honestly. It estimates your own win rate and your own standard deviation from the sessions you have logged, never from a typical number somebody else picked, and it shows your recent stretch inside the range those two numbers predict. A rough patch inside the range is named as ordinary. An outlier is named as an outlier. A heater is called a heater, so you do not bank on it. Below eight sessions it says it does not know yet rather than inventing a verdict. WHAT IS IN IT Sessions with stakes, venue, game, rebuys and notes, cash or tournament. A quick hand journal: hole cards in two taps, position, one line of note, and tags for a bad beat, a cooler, a bluff or a hand you think you misplayed. Your results over time, your hourly rate, and where the money comes from, broken down by stakes, by venue and by game. The variance view, with your win rate in big blinds per hour and the swing that goes with it. Tournaments kept separate, with the entry and the fee apart, a cash rate, and an ROI carrying a real interval rather than a false air of precision. An optional one tap mood check at the start and end of a session, and an honest look at what it costs you. It refuses to claim a finding the numbers cannot carry. Filters and search across the whole log. IT WORKS WITH NO SIGNAL Card rooms are basements. Every read and every write is on your device, so adding a rebuy and logging a hand work with the network entirely gone. YOUR LOG IS YOURS Export all of it to CSV whenever you like, in a file Log reads back. Import a year of sessions from a spreadsheet or from a tracker export rather than typing them out. Sign in with an email address if you want to, and your log follows you to your other devices. Log keeps no user table and never stores your email address.