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What it is

A desktop poker tracker: it reads the hand histories your room already writes, keeps them on your machine, and shows what you and the field played.

It runs on Windows and macOS (Preview), and reads Hold'em from PokerStars, Winamax, partypoker, 888poker, iPoker and Winning Poker Network.

On a Mac, the build is not signed by Apple yet: the first launch takes three clicks, written under its button on the download page. Linux: write to hello@poker-exploit.com.

System requirements and compatibility

Windows 10 or 11, 64-bit. The application runs in WebView2: Windows 11 has it, and the installer fetches it on Windows 10 if it is missing.

macOS (Preview): one build for Intel and Apple silicon.

Memory: about 0.5 GB open, plus about 80 MB for each table with the panel on it. Measured with nine tables open at once.

Disk: your hands are kept compressed, in less space than the room's own files.

Read: No-Limit Hold'em, cash on every room below, tournaments on PokerStars, Winamax, partypoker, 888poker and Winning Poker Network.

Not read: Omaha, 6+ (short deck) Hold'em, mixed games. The import screen lists them, each with its reason.

Rooms: verified on a real player's own history: PokerStars, Winamax, partypoker, 888poker and Winning Poker Network. Beta, on our reference corpus only: iPoker.

Never supported: GGPoker, WPT Global, Unibet, Bodog and Ignition, and every room on the GG network. Their terms forbid trackers, and a tracker that gets you banned is worse than none.

Where your room writes its hands

The application looks there itself. Found nothing? The room is installed elsewhere, or not saving yet: each room's page below gives its folders and the setting.

What leaves your machine

Update checks, room formats, licence checks. Nothing else.

Never a hand, a player name or a result: no shared database, no account holding your history. Pooling hands is what gets tracker users banned.

The settings screen lists and counts every request, so you can check.

What is free, and what is not

Free for good: import, dashboard, results, replayer, the panel over your table, player profiles, the plan, the trainer and the coach.

Pro opens Reveal (what the field does in a spot), the range tools and the exploitative solver. Elite adds the postflop solver.

A licence that ends takes nothing away: your hands stay and the free part keeps working.

Moving to another computer

Everything is one file: copy it from the settings screen on the old machine, put it back from the same screen on the new one.

Hands, notes, colours, the plan and the training record travel with it. Nothing is imported again.

If something is wrong

F1 opens the in-app help on what is wrong on your machine, with the button that fixes it. Ctrl+K finds any screen, setting or statistic.

The application also has a diagnostics report with no hand, player or result, and a button that attaches it to a message: the fastest way to an answer.

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