PokerLedger ProThe poker tracker built for serious players.
Log every session, study every hand, and solve equity on the fly. PokerLedger Pro is a polished iOS app with a home screen widget, lock screen Live Activity, and iCloud sync.
Everything in one app
Built ground-up for iOS — fast, private, and a joy to use.
Session Tracking
Log cash games and tournaments — buy-in, cash-out, stakes, location, duration, notes. Multi-currency with custom stakes.
Live Session Timer
Real-time tracking with rebuys, Live Activity on the lock screen, and end-of-session chip count.
Deep Statistics
Win rate, hourly rate, BB/100, profit charts. Breakdowns by stakes, location, and game type.
Poker Equity Calculator
Hand-vs-hand and range-vs-range equity. VPIP-based ranges and hand-category filters.
Hand History
Structured editor — hole cards, board, per-street actions, multiple villains, showdown, net result.
iCloud Sync
Sessions and hands sync across all your devices automatically via CloudKit.
Every game, neatly logged.
Cash or tournament, dollars or euros, Bellagio or your home game. Filter, sort, and see hourly rates at a glance.
Charts that tell the truth.
Profit over time, win rate, average session, by-stake breakdowns. Know if you're actually beating your games.
Poker equity, in your pocket.
Run hand-vs-hand or range-vs-range over any board. Build ranges from a VPIP slider and filter by category.
Replay the hand that bothered you.
Structured per-street action with multiple villains and showdowns. Find your leaks instead of arguing in the group chat.
Stop guessing. Start tracking.
Download PokerLedger Pro for iPhone and turn your sessions into edge.
Questions
Is it free?+
PokerLedger Pro is a free download with optional pro features.
Does it sync across my devices?+
Yes — sessions and hands sync via iCloud (CloudKit) on all your Apple devices signed into the same Apple ID.
Which languages are supported?+
PokerLedger Pro is localized in multiple languages so you can track in the language you think in.
Does it work for tournaments?+
Yes. Both cash games and tournaments are first-class, with stat breakdowns for each.