What each version changed

0.3.6 - 16 October 2026

Free keeps the tracker and the HUD for life, with Player Profiles, Results, the Replayer, the Plan, the Self Analyser, push-fold and one solver calculation a day. The Coach, Sparring and the rest of the solver are now Pro.

In Free, Reveal, the Coach and Sparring show the shape of their answer, blurred, with the number of your hands behind it, and start the trial in one click. The answer itself stays behind the wall.

Coming from Hand2Note? Its hand archive is offered on the first import like PokerTracker 4's, and read in full.

0.3.5 - 13 October 2026

A folder of hands copied from a backup or another machine no longer passes for a table in progress: the screens that wait for the end of a session open on it.

First import: the room folder found on this machine is the main button, an empty folder says where to turn the room's hand histories on, and each screen name is written apart from its number of hands.

Dashboard and Results: a new period or game clears everything the previous one showed, and a session played after midnight belongs to the evening before.

Every screen has its keyboard shortcuts, listed in Settings › Keyboard. G switches between cash and tournaments in Results, the Dashboard and the Plan.

The spot of the day opens in Reveal against your own hands, and leads to the vote on the site.

0.3.4 - 11 October 2026

A tournament whose finish was never read is counted apart in Results, the Plan and Where to sit; one knocked out without a prize stays a loss.

Help shows the real gestures step by step, with each button named as its screen names it, and opens the HUD for you.

Decisions, the Solver and the Self Analyser can be driven from the keyboard.

In French, every screen is named the way the navigation names it.

The application opens on the Dashboard again.

0.3.3 - 10 October 2026

PokerStars: a tournament's place, winnings and buy-in are read from its hands, so it counts even without its summary file.

The application opens on your Plan, no longer on the Dashboard.

Results: each session gives its total, its hours and its months, a cash session gives its money, and the graph gives its dates.

HUD: you set the seat sheet (street, groups, order, stats left out), and a third system key tightens every panel by one step.

The Replayer publishes a hand to the public square, anonymised, only when you click; its link replays the hand before the vote.

0.3.2 - 3 October 2026

The thirty-day Elite trial is offered when the application opens and on any locked module, no longer only in Account.

Sparring: under each session, where it costs over time, by street and by situation, once enough answers stand behind it.

The Solver: ticking By combination lowers the passes to the most that fit and says so beneath the slider; Solve stays available.

Where you play and Where to sit no longer give a verdict under a hundred hands: the rate stays, greyed out.

The coach writes hours the way you read them, and never rounds up to the ten hours a verdict needs.

0.3.1 - 2 October 2026

The application opens on the free plan, and the Elite trial is asked for from inside it, in one click: one per person and per machine.

Extend my trial, under your key in Account: three questions on what helped, what is missing and what is wrong. A useful answer, read by hand, can add days to your trial.

With a key, the application checks it with our server at most once a day, so a renewal or an extension arrives on its own. It sends this machine's identifier, never a hand.

In the Comparer, Ctrl+C on the middle grid copies both sides, each under its name.

0.3.0 - 1 October 2026

While you play, nothing calculates: Equity, ICM, the Comparer, push-fold and the Exploiter wait for the session to end, and Reveal and Player Profiles no longer price a bet.

The Replayer prices an all-in in blinds, with its EV and the luck in it, says whether a call had the odds, and names every hand at showdown with what the winner collects.

In the Replayer, each seat wears its colour, labels and note from Player Profiles; click a seat to replay the hand from that chair, jump from one of your decisions to the next, or copy the hand in its room's format with the names replaced.

Sparring: a warm-up mixes push-fold, preflop and postflop hands; at the end you go back over each answer, see where it costs you by street and situation and how long you took, and what comes back next.

The Solver: a menu of bet sizes on every street, up to 300% of the pot; with no board, the six-max openings at 100 bb; a board table drawn from the flops you have actually seen; and the answer leaves as a file or an image.

The Comparer: on a flop, the turns that flip the disagreement; the gap between two ranges in combos; what your own cards take from each; and an estimate while the real figure is computed, labelled as one.

The Exploiter: how a player drifts over time, each lever drawn with its threshold, frequency and interval, and a pre-session sheet copied one line per seat.

Decisions: name a spot and keep it, export it to CSV, see the betting side at 33, 75 and 100% of the pot, and take the spot to Sparring.

In the Self Analyser, the theoretical zone for VPIP, PFR, 3-bet and steal is computed by the engine at the 6-max cash equilibrium; a leak opens its worst hands, each priced in Decisions.

The coach gives a pre-session briefing on where to start, and sends a leak to Sparring or to the plan.

Results: a tournament row says final table, paid place and bounties, and all-in EV follows tournaments too.

Import can send the hands it refused to support: shown to you on the first click, sent only on the second.

0.2.10 - 25 September 2026

Decisions, the Solver and the Exploiter each open on a band that says what they are for: instant and approximate, full control at equilibrium, against real players.

Decisions splits an all-in spot into Push and Call, and What if I call X? marks the hand on the grid. A spot sent from the replayer arrives in big blinds, as in the Solver.

Combos are counted on the hands that can still exist: the board and the cards you hold are out, in Equity, the Comparer and They hold.

The Exploiter: a 3-bet can face a 4-bet, its cap is in big blinds, a size nobody faced has no fold rate, and each measured habit opens the Solver already solved against the pool.

Results: what an hour of your play is worth, what your bankroll needs for the swings of your selection, and an old week or session gives its date.

Reveal: a You column beside the field's bet sizes, the scope of each find under its title, and a search that says it reads your notes.

Player profiles: the full name, the whole catalogue when a card opens; a note typed then left at once is kept, and a rewritten one is found by its new text.

The HUD follows the real table: it fits inside its window, closes with it, and a table opened in another's place takes its own panel. Tournament panels show a stack-depth band.

Sample hands carry a banner and go in one click. A seat that sits out is no longer dealt in, and a filter with every box ticked filters nothing.

The plan stays open while you play. On an empty database, the dashboard, the plan and sparring ask you to import.

Help opens on the frequent questions, with Write to us at the top.

Copied and Saved now appear only once the image or the file is really there.

0.2.9 - 22 September 2026

The replayer opens on your own hands, never on hands seen from an opponent's seat.

888poker and partypoker hands no longer stop at the flop, and 888poker gives back the cards shown at showdown.

PokerStars hands from a client set to French are read: they were counted and left empty.

No more hands with a big blind twice the real one in fixed limit, nor a blind posted all-in dropped. On iPoker, tournament hands no longer come in as cash games.

When nothing comes in, the import says where it looked. A refused file can be offered again, and hands a tracker moved or rewrote are found and read.

One screen name is one player, in every room. On iPoker, your own hands now reach your screens.

A find in Reveal says what it is worth, net of rake, or that the sample cannot carry a figure, including when your own filter forced it. A read can go to a coach with no hand and no name in it.

Find an opponent by what they do. Reveal splits a spot by flop texture, a profile says at what hour you meet them, and the Exploiter reads up to nine seats side by side.

Equity answers with a bar, and so does the Comparer, which adds a curve for who holds the nuts. A pair of ranges goes from Equity to the Comparer in one click.

Tournament money by buy-in: entries, ROI with its interval, places paid, profit. Results and your plan open on what you actually play, and keep your filters.

The push-fold table goes as deep as the game, and says where and why it stops.

A rebuild of your data says what it does from the first second, resumes after a crash, and brings you back where you were.

The dashboard counts your hands at once, and no longer says no folder is watched when it could not ask.

What you mark to work on in the coach and what waits in your plan are one list.

A screen that could not get its answer says so, instead of showing an empty one.

Figures that contradicted themselves are fixed: a split adding up to 101%, a check on a pot nobody opened, two players in one seat, a grid cell silent where its column spoke.

The French was reread: 80 sentences and 17 figures now read as French.

0.2.8 - 11 September 2026

Tournament hands are read on PokerStars, 888poker, partypoker, iPoker and the Winning Poker Network, which imported them as cash games.

Hand histories from a client set to French are imported, and six rooms keep the decimal comma in their amounts.

The HUD sticks to its table's window, and follows it when the client redraws it.

Reveal answers on a tournament field, with a sample size you choose.

Your licence key opens the application from your account page: one link, the key already in the box.

An interrupted import keeps the hands already written. The whole French interface was reread on screen, HUD included.