Who's
in?
The complete app for your home poker game
You play week in, week out. Now settle the bragging rights.
Fill your seats easily and fairly. Regulars go straight in, the rest take what's left, and the reserve comes in the second anyone drops. Short on numbers? Invite guests from your network.
The poker clock you've been looking for. On the telly all night, blinds called out loud so nobody misses the jump, knockouts and bounties logged as they happen, and the payouts on screen the whole time.
Every buy-in, every payout, every bounty, counted. Nobody keeps this on paper past about week three — which is why almost nobody knows who's really winning.
Fill your seats.
Then forget about it.
Your players are already in the app. Tick the regulars whose seats are held, send it, and everyone else takes what's left. Anyone over the limit goes on the list and moves up the moment someone pulls out.
When more want in than you can seat, the app knows who's missed out lately and who's played every week — nobody sits out twice running while someone else never misses.
Short a player? Invite guests from your network — people your regulars already play with, so nobody is a stranger at your table.
Keeping the
hosting fair.
Automated host management, if you want it. Switch rotation on and the app tracks who's hosted and works out whose turn it is next, so nobody does it twice before everyone's done it once. Override it whenever you like.
Switch it off and just record where you played. The hosting stats are kept either way.
The best clock
in the room.
Blind structures you set once and use every week. Level changes called out over whatever's playing, so nobody misses the jump to 200/400 because the music's up.
Put it on the telly and the whole table can see the clock, the blinds, the next level and who's still in. Any smart TV, any laptop, or cast it straight from your phone.
Standings,
before you've left the room.
Put the finishing order in and the table updates itself. Points, seasons, tie-breaks, head-to-head and all-time — settled, so the argument in the kitchen has an answer.
If your game carries winnings from one week to the next, the running tab keeps count of that too. Share a link into the group chat and anyone can open the table without downloading a thing.
| Player | P | Pts | Tab | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Steve H | 11 | 84 | +£310 |
| 2 | Nav | 10 | 71 | +£185 |
| 3 | Dave | 11 | 66 | +£40 |
| 4 | Ollie | 9 | 52 | −£75 |
Nobody's money touches it
It keeps a record of results and what that adds up to. Buy-ins, winnings and settling up all happen the way they already do, at the table.
You can't play on it
No cards, no chips, no online tables. It runs the night. The poker still happens at somebody's kitchen table, which is the whole point.
One subscription per game
Everyone installs it free and plays free. Running a game needs a subscription, and anyone in the group can chip in towards it — the same way you'd split the pizza.
Your history stays yours
Every result, stat and season stays readable whether the subscription is running or not. Lapse it and you simply can't start a new game.
Get your game
on the beta
Fourteen groups. Run four game nights through it and tell me honestly what's broken. Free now, and free permanently for everyone who helps at this stage.