There are dozens of poker tracker apps, but only a handful are actively maintained and used by enough players to judge. We compared the ones that are: their store listings, websites, prices and free versions, as they stood in October 2026. We make PokerCharts, one of the apps below, so we have stuck to facts you can check yourself and noted where other apps do something better than we do.
This post covers bankroll and session trackers for live and online players. Desktop programs such as PokerTracker 4 and Hold'em Manager 3 are a different kind of tool: they read online hand histories and draw a HUD over the tables, and none of them runs on a phone.
Quick picks
- Deepest analytics on iPhone: Poker Analytics 7
- Best fully free option, including Android and web: Poker Bankroll Tracker
- Best for staking and keeping backers updated: Pokerbase
- Best for using any device, including a laptop, and for tax records: PokerCharts
- Best simple, private iPhone log: Poler
- Best for tracking your mental game: Left Pocket
Comparison table
Prices are US prices from each app's store listing or website. Ratings are US App Store averages, as of October 2026.
| App | Runs on | Free version | Paid (per year) | App Store rating |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Poker Analytics 7 | iPhone, iPad, Mac (Android has the older version 6) | 25 trial records, then 1 a month | from $14.99 | 4.8 (1,315) |
| Poker Bankroll Tracker | iPhone, iPad, Android, web | Unlimited sessions, with ads | $29.99, or $199.99 lifetime | 4.2 (93) |
| Pokerbase | iPhone, iPad, Android | Bankroll tracking free | Pro $99.99 | 4.9 (183) |
| PokerCharts | Any browser: iPhone, Android, tablet, laptop | 10 sessions, every feature | $23.95 | Web app |
| Poler | iPhone | 3 sessions | $19.99 | 4.3 (15) |
| Left Pocket | iPhone, iPad | 3 sessions a month | $39.99 | 4.8 (112) |
| Bink | iPhone | Limited sessions | $34.99 | 4.8 (808) |
| Poker Stack | iPhone, iPad | Live tracking and editing need a pass | $39.99 | 4.6 (74) |
Poker Analytics 7
Poker Analytics has been around for years and has the most App Store ratings of any actively updated tracker. Version 7 runs on iPhone, iPad and Apple silicon Macs, and adds an equity calculator, ICM and a hand replayer to an already deep set of reports. Your data stays on your device and in iCloud, with no account. The free version gives you 25 records to try it, then one record a month. On Android, the current app is still Poker Analytics 6, a separate app with its own free tier of 10 sessions.
Poker Bankroll Tracker
Poker Bankroll Tracker (PBT) has the largest user base on Android, with over 100,000 installs, and it is the only well-known tracker besides ours with a web app. Its free version logs unlimited sessions, with ads and one bankroll shown at a time. Pro removes the limits for $29.99 a year or $199.99 once. If you want to pay nothing at all and play on Android, it is the one to try first.
Pokerbase
Pokerbase is built around staking. It runs on iPhone and Android, says on its website that bankroll tracking itself is free, and charges for Pro ($12.99 a month or $99.99 a year), which adds staking reports and advanced tracking, and a higher Elite tier. If you sell action regularly and want backers to see updates as you play, it is the most complete option. It is also the most expensive.
PokerCharts
PokerCharts runs in a web browser, so the same account works on an iPhone, an Android phone, a tablet and a laptop, and you can add it to your home screen like an app. Your sessions live in your account, so changing phones never loses them. It handles cash games and tournaments, a live session timer, 41 currencies converted at the rate on the day you played, a tax report, and staking deals with makeup. You can import your history from 15 other trackers, including Poker Analytics, Poker Bankroll Tracker, Pokerbase, Bink, Left Pocket and Poler.
The free version includes every feature for your first 10 sessions; after that it is $4.95 a month or $23.95 a year. Where others do better: we have no App Store or Play Store app yet (our iPhone app is in testing), so there are no widgets, and logging needs a connection.
Poler
Poler is the app that used to be called Live Poker Manager, from the same developer since 2014. It is iPhone only, needs no account, and supports widgets and Live Activities on the lock screen. You get three free sessions; after that it is $2.99 a month or $19.99 a year, the cheapest paid plan here.
Left Pocket
Left Pocket stands out for one feature: it reads sleep and mood data from Apple Health and shows how they line up with your results. It is iPhone and iPad only, with three free sessions a month and Pro at $39.99 a year.
Bink and Poker Stack
Bink is an iPhone tracker with a social side and support for other gambling besides poker. It has a strong rating, but its last update was in August 2025. Poker Stack is a clean, simple iPhone and iPad log; tracking a session live and editing need a paid pass, $5.99 a week or $39.99 a year.
Apps to avoid
Poker Income still has thousands of ratings, but it has not been updated since March 2018 and the website its listing points to now redirects back to the App Store. An app that old is a risk for data you want to keep.
What to look for
- Where your data lives. On-device apps work offline but depend on your backup. Account-based apps survive a lost phone. Either way, check that the app can export everything to a file.
- Cash and tournaments. Tournament tracking needs buy-ins, rebuys, finishing place and prize, not just profit.
- Hourly rate and BB per hour. These need start and end times, so a live timer saves you typing.
- Currencies. If you play abroad, check how the app converts results and at what rate.
- The free version. "Free" ranges from unlimited with ads to three sessions. Compare what you get for the yearly price you would actually pay.
Switching trackers
Most of these apps export a CSV file, and most good trackers import one. PokerCharts reads exports from Poker Analytics, Poker Bankroll Tracker, Pokerbase, Bink, Left Pocket, Poler, Poker Income and eight others directly, so you can bring your history with you. Our comparison pages go through each app in more detail.