Best Poker Bankroll Tracker Apps in 2026: 7 Apps Compared
PokerRoll, Pokerbase, Poker Bankroll Tracker, Poker Analytics, Poler, Poker Stack and Poker Income compared: platforms, free plans, prices and features.
By PokerRoll6 min read
A bankroll tracker does one job: it turns the sessions you play into numbers you can trust, such as your bankroll, profit, hourly rate and ROI. The apps below all do that. Where they differ is everything around it: which devices they run on, what is free, what they cost, and the extras such as staking, hand recording or importing your old data.
Quick comparison
- PokerRolliOS, Android, Web
- Free plan
- Yes
- Paid from
- $9.99/mo
- Live sessions: Yes
- Import: YesPokeAI
- Export: YesWeb
- Staking: Yes
- AI: YesPokeAI
- PokerbaseiOS, Android
- Free plan
- Yes
- Paid from
- $12.99/mo
- Live sessions: Yes
- Import: Yes
- Export: YesPDF, Excel
- Staking: Yes
- AI: Not stated
- Poker Bankroll TrackeriOS, Android, Web
- Free plan
- With ads
- Paid from
- $29.99/yr
- Live sessions: Yes
- Import: YesPro
- Export: YesPro
- Staking: Yes
- AI: No
- Poker Analytics 7iOS, Android, Mac
- Free plan
- 25 records
- Paid from
- $14.99/yr
- Live sessions: Yes
- Import: Yes
- Export: Yes
- Staking: Yes
- AI: No
- PoleriPhone
- Free plan
- 3 sessions
- Paid from
- $2.99/mo
- Live sessions: Yes
- Import: Yes
- Export: Yes
- Staking: YesRecords
- AI: No
- Poker StackiPhone, iPad
- Free plan
- No
- Paid from
- $5.99/wk
- Live sessions: Yes
- Import: Not stated
- Export: Not stated
- Staking: Not stated
- AI: YesSummaries
- Poker IncomeiPhone, iPad
- Free plan
- Limited
- Paid from
- $9.99 once
- Live sessions: Yes
- Import: Yes1 app
- Export: Yes
- Staking: No
- AI: No
| App | Platforms | Live sessions | Free plan | Paid from | Import | Export | Staking | AI |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| PokerRoll | iOS, Android, Web | Yes | Yes | $9.99/mo | YesPokeAI | YesWeb | Yes | YesPokeAI |
| Pokerbase | iOS, Android | Yes | Yes | $12.99/mo | Yes | YesPDF, Excel | Yes | Not stated |
| Poker Bankroll Tracker | iOS, Android, Web | Yes | With ads | $29.99/yr | YesPro | YesPro | Yes | No |
| Poker Analytics 7 | iOS, Android, Mac | Yes | 25 records | $14.99/yr | Yes | Yes | Yes | No |
| Poler | iPhone | Yes | 3 sessions | $2.99/mo | Yes | Yes | YesRecords | No |
| Poker Stack | iPhone, iPad | Yes | No | $5.99/wk | Not stated | Not stated | Not stated | YesSummaries |
| Poker Income | iPhone, iPad | Yes | Limited | $9.99 once | Yes1 app | Yes | No | No |
What to look for in a bankroll tracker
Before the apps, the criteria. Not all of them matter to everyone, so pick the two or three that do:
- Platforms. If you want to log live sessions on your phone and review them on a computer, you need an app that runs on both, or a sync you trust. Three of the seven are iOS only.
- Live session timer. At a live table you want to start a session when you sit down and add rebuys as they happen. Reconstructing sessions afterwards is how logs go wrong.
- Tournament detail. Rebuys, add-ons, bounties, multi-day events, satellites. Some apps treat a tournament as one buy-in and one cash; others track every part.
- What the free version really includes. "Free" ranges from a full plan to three sessions.
- Getting your data in and out. Import matters if you are switching; export matters if you might switch later.
- Extras. Staking, hand recording, social features, an assistant. Useful if you need them, noise if you do not.
PokerRoll
Our own app: a free bankroll tracker and session log for iOS, Android and the web. PokeAI, its assistant, answers questions about your own sessions; its numbers come from a deterministic calculation engine rather than the language model. It also imports sessions from another app's export, a spreadsheet or pasted notes, and saves them only after you confirm the preview; it never changes sessions you have already saved. It records staking too: pieces sold at a markup, makeup deals settled in the app, swaps and action you buy, with what you owe each backer. Backers get no view of their own. Friends you invite see only the sessions you share, and can react to them and compete with you on a friends leaderboard.
The free plan in the mobile apps shows the last 30 days of session history, allows one live session and one active goal at a time, and keeps multi-day tournaments, filtered statistics and some charts for Pro. Every new account starts with a 14-day Pro trial, no card needed.
Best for: players who want one tracker on their phone and computer, detailed live tournaments and answers about their own results
- Platforms
- iOS, Android, web
- Free version
- Yes; limits in the mobile apps
- Paid plans (US)
- $9.99/month or $79.99/year (App Store)
- Live sessions
- Yes
- Import
- Yes: CSV, Excel or pasted text, through PokeAI
- Export
- CSV (web)
Strengths
- iOS, Android and a full web app on one account
- Live timer with rebuys, add-ons, bounties and multi-day tournaments
- Satellite tickets that can be won, used or sold
- PokeAI answers questions about your own sessions, with numbers from a calculation engine
- Imports other apps’ exports, spreadsheets and pasted notes through PokeAI, with a preview before anything is saved
- Staking: pieces sold at a markup, makeup deals settled in the app, swaps and action you buy, with what you owe each backer
- Friends: invites by link, sharing chosen sessions or all of them, a friends leaderboard and reactions
- 16 currencies, free poker calculators and no ads
Limitations
- No hand recorder, and backers get no view of their own
- No expenses field and no offline mode
- The free plan in the mobile apps shows the last 30 days of history
Pokerbase
Pokerbase is the most feature-rich of the group, built as much around staking and a social feed as around tracking. Pro comes with a 7-day trial on the yearly plan. Online play is entered by hand, as in every app in this list.
Best for: players who stake or get staked, and who like a social feed
- Platforms
- iOS, Android
- Free version
- Yes, tracking is free
- Paid plans (US)
- Pro $12.99/month or $99.99/year; Elite $39.99/month or $299.99/year
- Live sessions
- Live sessions
- Import
- Yes: several apps, Excel, Google Sheets
- Export
- PDF and Excel reports
Strengths
- Staking with live updates for backers
- Social feed, following and direct messages
- Hand recorder, receipt scanner, tournament calendar, odds, ICM and chip-chop tools
- Imports from several trackers and spreadsheets; works offline
Limitations
- Describes phone apps only; what its web sign-in offers is not stated
- The most expensive paid plans in this group
Poker Bankroll Tracker
Poker Bankroll Tracker has been around since 2015 and has the widest support for currencies and imports. The developer is now listed as Pixelnomads Ltd, and it has more than 100,000 downloads on Google Play.
Best for: players who want many currencies, a browser version and easy imports
- Platforms
- iOS, Android, browser
- Free version
- Yes, with ads
- Paid plans (US)
- $29.99/year or $199.99 lifetime
- Live sessions
- Yes, with pause
- Import
- Yes: CSV from 15 apps (Pro)
- Export
- CSV (Pro), API
Strengths
- More than 40 currencies, including Bitcoin and USDT
- Browser version alongside the apps
- CSV import from 15 trackers, and a public API
- Live sessions with a pause timer that friends can follow
- Hand replayer for hold’em and Omaha variants; works offline
Limitations
- Ads and one bankroll at a time in the free version
- Import, export and extra statistics need Pro; no monthly plan
Poker Analytics 7
Poker Analytics is the data-heavy option, now in its seventh version on iOS. Its cheapest plan, $14.99 a year, covers 52 records; unlimited plans are listed at $29.99 and $43.95 a year.
Best for: players who want detailed statistics, custom fields and imports from almost anything
- Platforms
- iOS, Android, Mac
- Free version
- 25 records on iOS; 10 sessions on Android
- Paid plans (US)
- Yearly plans from $14.99
- Live sessions
- Yes, with pause
- Import
- Yes: many apps, PokerTracker, Hold’em Manager
- Export
- CSV, XML
Strengths
- Imports from most trackers, including PokerTracker and Hold’em Manager
- Staking with packages and swaps; hand recorder and replayer
- Custom fields, house games and betting modules
- Works without a connection; runs on Apple silicon Macs
Limitations
- A small free tier before a subscription is needed
- Yearly plans only; no web version
Poler
Poler is a focused iPhone app with the cheapest paid plan in this list, and a one-week free trial.
Best for: iPhone players who want a clean, private tracker at a low price
- Platforms
- iPhone
- Free version
- First 3 sessions
- Paid plans (US)
- $2.99/month or $19.99/year
- Live sessions
- Yes
- Import
- Yes: CSV from 3 apps
- Export
- CSV
Strengths
- The cheapest paid plan in this group
- Live sessions with breaks, expenses, bounties and a Lock Screen Live Activity
- Multi-day tournaments and trips for series
- No ads and no account; data stays on the device with iCloud backup
Limitations
- iPhone only
- Three free sessions, then a subscription
Poker Stack
Poker Stack was rebuilt as version 3 in August 2026, around AI-written session summaries and shareable result cards.
Best for: iOS players who want AI-written session summaries and shareable cards
- Platforms
- iPhone, iPad
- Free version
- No
- Paid plans (US)
- $5.99/week or $39.99/year
- Live sessions
- Stack checks, pause
- Import
- Not stated
- Export
- Not stated
Strengths
- AI-generated summaries of completed sessions
- Stack checks and session recovery during live play
- Shareable result cards; eight languages
Limitations
- No free tracking
- iOS only; import and export not stated
Poker Income
Poker Income was one of the first bankroll apps on the iPhone and still has thousands of ratings, but it has not been updated since March 2018, and its website now redirects to the App Store. If you are moving off it, Pokerbase, Poker Bankroll Tracker, Poker Analytics and Poler all import Poker Income data.
Best for: existing users with years of data in it
- Platforms
- iPhone, iPad
- Free version
- Yes, with paid unlocks
- Paid plans (US)
- $9.99 once, or unlocks from $0.99
- Live sessions
- Yes
- Import
- Poker Journal
- Export
- Tab-separated file
Strengths
- Timer for live games with breaks and rebuys
- Opponent notes and many game variants
Limitations
- No updates since March 2018; the website redirects to the App Store
- iOS only; no currency support mentioned
Which one should you choose?
- You want one tracker on your phone and your computer: PokerRoll, or Poker Bankroll Tracker with its browser version.
- You stake or get staked: Pokerbase if your backers want live updates; Poker Analytics or PokerRoll if you keep the records yourself.
- You want to share sessions and compare results with friends: PokerRoll for a private circle of friends with a leaderboard, Pokerbase for an open feed with following and messages, or Poker Bankroll Tracker for live sessions friends can follow.
- You want the most detailed statistics and custom fields: Poker Analytics.
- You play live tournaments and want every rebuy, bounty and day recorded: PokerRoll, Poler or Pokerbase.
- You are on iPhone and want the cheapest paid plan: Poler.
- You want to ask questions about your own results: PokerRoll's PokeAI answers them from your sessions; Poker Stack writes summaries of completed sessions.
- You want to pay nothing at all: PokerRoll's free plan, Pokerbase's free tracking, Poker Bankroll Tracker with ads, or the free poker bankroll spreadsheet.
What none of these apps do
All seven are bankroll trackers: they record sessions and money. None of them reads online hand histories during play or shows a HUD with statistics on your opponents. That is a different category of software, led by PokerTracker 4 and Hold'em Manager 3, and online players who want hand-level analysis usually run one of those alongside a bankroll tracker. Poker Analytics can import from both.
How we compared
We listed the apps that appear most often when players look for a bankroll tracker, then checked each one on its own website, App Store page and Google Play page on October 14, 2026: platforms, what the free version includes, prices in the US stores, live session features, import and export, and notable extras. Where a page did not state something, we wrote "not stated" rather than guess. We will update this page when the apps change; if you spot something out of date, write to contact@pokerroll.app.
Leaving one of these apps in particular? The alternatives pages take each one in turn: what people miss in it, which apps cover that, and how to move your data.
Whatever you choose, the tracker only works if you log every session, including the losing ones. Poker session log covers what is worth recording, and poker bankroll management what to do with the numbers.
Frequently asked questions
- What is the best poker bankroll tracker app?
- It depends on what you need. Pokerbase and Poker Analytics are the most complete for staking and detailed data, Poler is the cheapest paid option on iPhone, Poker Bankroll Tracker has the widest import and currency support, and PokerRoll covers iOS, Android and the web with a free plan and an assistant that answers questions about your own results.
- Is there a free poker bankroll tracker?
- Yes. PokerRoll and Pokerbase have free plans, Poker Bankroll Tracker is free with ads, and Poker Income Ultimate is free with paid unlocks, although it has not been updated since 2018. Poler gives three free sessions and Poker Analytics 25 records on iOS before a subscription is needed.
- Which poker bankroll trackers work on Android?
- Of the seven compared here, PokerRoll, Pokerbase, Poker Bankroll Tracker and Poker Analytics have Android apps. Poler, Poker Stack and Poker Income are iOS only.
- Can I track my poker bankroll on a PC?
- PokerRoll has a full web app that runs in any browser, and Poker Bankroll Tracker has a browser version. Poker Analytics runs on Macs with Apple silicon. The others are phone apps.
- Can I move my data from one poker tracker to another?
- Usually, through CSV. Poker Bankroll Tracker, Poker Analytics, Pokerbase and Poler all import from several other apps. PokerRoll imports through its assistant, PokeAI: attach a CSV or Excel file, or paste your sessions as text, and check the preview before anything is saved.
Calculators used in this article
- Poker Bankroll Calculator
Work out how many buy-ins you need for cash games, sit & gos and tournaments from your win rate or ROI, your swings and the risk of ruin you accept.
Get these numbers from your own sessions
PokerRoll is a free bankroll tracker and session log for live and online poker. It turns the sessions you log into hourly rate, ROI and swings by stake and format.