A bankroll tracker does one job: it turns every session you play into numbers you can trust, so you know your real win rate, how big your swings are and which stakes your bankroll can handle. Plenty of apps do this, and the right one depends on how and where you play.
Disclosure: we make PokerTracking, one of the trackers below. The other details come from each app's public App Store listing in November 2026. Prices and features change, so check the listing before you subscribe.
Quick comparison
| App | Platforms | Free option | Paid plans (US) |
|---|---|---|---|
| PokerTracking | Web browser (phone, tablet, computer); iOS and Android apps coming | Yes, free plan | Pro $49.99/year or $7.99/month |
| Poker Bankroll Tracker (Pixelnomads) | iPhone, iPad, Apple silicon Mac | Yes, free download | Pro $29.99/year or $199.99 lifetime |
| Pokerbase | iPhone, iPad, Apple silicon Mac | Yes, free download | Pro $12.99/month or $99.99/year; Elite $39.99/month or $299.99/year |
| Poler | iPhone (iOS 17 or later) | 3 free sessions to try | Pro $2.99/month or $19.99/year |
What each app is best for
PokerTracking
Runs in any browser with no download, so it works the same on iPhone, Android and desktop. You can log cash games and tournaments, time live sessions and see your bankroll, hourly rate, bb/hr and ROI. Pro adds AI insights, risk analysis, deeper stats and exports. Best for players who want a free tracker on any device and our free poker calculators in the same place.
Poker Bankroll Tracker
A long-running iOS app with session tracking, a live session timer, filters by game, stakes and location, a hand replayer and an odds calculator. Its listing says it works offline without an account and that CSV export is a Pro feature. Best for iPhone users who want a mature, all-in-one app.
Pokerbase
Combines tracking with staking: you can create staking packages and give backers real-time updates, and export reports for taxes or review. Best for players who sell action or get backed, and who are happy to pay more for those tools.
Poler
An iPhone app with live sessions, hand history recording, widgets and Live Activities, staking deals and expense tracking, plus CSV import and export. It has the lowest listed subscription price of the paid options. Best for iPhone players on the latest iOS who want lots of features for a small fee.
How to choose
- Your phone. Several popular trackers are iOS only. On Android, or if you switch devices, a browser-based tracker avoids lock-in.
- Exports. Make sure you can get your data out as CSV. Your results history is worth more than any single app.
- Staking. If you sell action, a tracker with staking tools saves a lot of spreadsheet work.
- Cost over time. Compare yearly prices, not monthly ones; most players track for years.
- The basics done well. Fast session entry, a live timer and clear win-rate numbers matter more than a long feature list.
Whatever you choose, track every session
The biggest mistake is not the app you pick but skipping sessions, especially losing ones. A tracker is only as honest as the data you put in. If you want to start right now, the free PokerTracking dashboard runs in your browser with no sign-up. To understand the numbers it shows you, read how to calculate your poker win rate and see spreadsheet vs app if you are still deciding whether you need an app at all.