Online players get a hand history for every hand they play. Live players get memory. This is a tracker built for the second group, and a coach that reads what it records.
A hand takes a few seconds and one thumb, between deals. One screen, no wizard, almost no typing. That is the whole design constraint: if logging is slow, it does not happen, and without the record nothing else is possible.
You do not have to log everything. Most players log the hands that won or lost chips, and that is enough for the patterns to appear.
After a few sessions the record starts answering questions you cannot answer from memory. Which seats cost you the most. Which hand classes. What your game does in the hands right after a big pot. What already works, which matters as much as the leaks.
Examples of the shape a finding takes. Yours come from your own sessions.
The coach picks the pattern costing the most and works it with you: what you were thinking in that spot, what you will do instead, and one rule you decide before the next session. Afterwards it checks whether you did it.
It starts from what you already do well. Most players know more than they play, and the gap between the two is where the money goes. There are no solver charts here and no GTO grades: decisions are judged by whether they make money in the games you actually sit in.
No. Live poker produces none, which is the reason the app exists. If you also play online on GG Poker, you can import a hand history so the coach has something to read on day one.
A few seconds, between hands.
No. It works from your own hands and your own habits.
No. The coach is an AI, and the app says so on every coaching screen. It is not medical or financial advice.
Logging is built for the table. Coaching happens away from it, apart from short alerts you choose to arm, such as after a big loss or when your stack drops under a level you set.
Free to start while it is in beta. A paid plan adds coaching without the monthly message limit and the full report.
Start free18 and over. An AI coach, not a person. Not financial advice. Play responsibly.