Players & their chips
Buy-ins, rebuys, credit and free play, with notes on each part. Link the person who received a cash or crypto payment.
Your poker-night operations app.
From buy-in to closeout.
Private beta for iPhone & iPad.
Explore the preview with sample data.
Tap in a buy-in. See the total. Keep things moving.
Try the chip counter below. This is a sample;
nothing is saved or sent.
Your game, your denominations. Customize colors and values in the app.
18 chips in the tray
Pick a player. Add a sample buy-in.
See how a night comes together.
A browser playground with fictional people.
Nothing here becomes a real game record.
Built around the way an actual game moves.
Big controls at the bank. A clear view at the table.


Buy-ins, rebuys, credit and free play, with notes on each part. Link the person who received a cash or crypto payment.
Record returned float, rake and tips together. Follow each dealer’s time and totals, without treating their float as profit.
Flat fees, hourly work, custom tip splits and house-paid services. See what was earned, paid and still owed.
Notes, timestamps and a record of corrections. Revisit a past game and trace a total back to its entries.
A readable result for the people who need it. Separate current-night profit, earlier balances and staff payments.
Open the sample PDF18 pages · illustrative data · opens a new tab
14-hour sample night · September 17, 2026
Prior settlements are shown separately. They do not change the profit earned by this game.
Built for the questions that come up
when you’re the one running the game.
Proper Poker is available to invited testers through a private TestFlight beta for iPhone and iPad. The screens here use sample data. Ask about private beta access. A public App Store release has not been announced.
No. It records the amounts, payment methods and recipients you enter. It does not move cash, accept crypto, connect wallets or collect payments.
Free play is tracked separately from money a player owes. In the example used here, $1,000 in free play with $600 returned means $400 of house cost, no payout and no player debt. Credit remains a receivable until it is settled. Read the poker-night closeout guide for examples of separate funding and settlement records.
The prototype separates compensation earned from payment. Record cash or crypto payments, leave an amount outstanding, and see the balance in the staff record. Paying it later should not count the same expense twice.
Yes. The prototype supports game-specific chip denominations and colors, custom staff percentages, flat or hourly compensation, and partner shares.
The private beta has individual accounts, workspace access roles and shared game records for approved operators. Shared records are still being tested across iPhone and iPad. Explore the app’s game-management tools.
PDF reports can cover the whole night or focus on players, dealers, staff and partners, with optional charts for dealer rake, collection timing and costs. The sample above shows the report format using illustrative data.
Run a game? We’d like to hear how you work.
Ask about the private betaOpens your email app. No payment or signup required.