Import your hand histories and Database Review turns them into 64 stats by position, format and date — each held against the bands, each one click from the hands behind it.
PokerStars, GG, CoinPoker and OHH histories · free under $25 stakes · nothing to install
Five screens, one database. Nothing below is a mock-up — it is one session of tournaments read end to end.
Every session you have imported, counted into 64 stats and grouped the way you think about them — preflop, flop, turn and river, steal, showdown, aggression, all-in equity. Each one carries its own sample size, and the ones too thin to trust say so.
No stat is left as an acronym. Click one and it says which spots it counted, how many times you took each branch, and how wide the interval around it is — including when the interval is wider than the difference the stat exists to reveal.
Not a sample — the hands themselves, listed with the session, the position, the pot and the result, and shaded onto the 169-combo grid so you can see which holdings you actually held there.
The whole set queues up in the replayer: street by street, stacks in big blinds, every hand of the session beside it. Star one, leave a note, or copy a share link and let the Discord tear it apart.
Your running total, split into what hands won at showdown and what they won or lost before it, with the all-in adjusted line beside it. Click a total to hide its line, hover to read any point, switch to dates to see the good weeks and the bad ones.
Build a quiz from ranges, hands and paused spots, or take one someone shared. Try this one — it answers itself until you tap an answer.
Open any one of them and the same menu follows you between them — no catalog to come back to.
Under a $25 buy-in or $0.25 blinds, every hand replays, shares and counts for free, forever. Above that line, Premium unlocks every stake: ฿499 or $15 a month, ฿4,990 or $149 a year, by card or PromptPay.
This reads the same hand histories and reaches the same numbers — in a browser, on any machine, free under $25 stakes and a fraction of a tracker’s price above. It does not put a HUD on your online tables, and each comparison says plainly when you should keep what you have.
Post a replay link in Discord and get it torn apart by players in the same games as you. Study groups and weekly hand reviews.
Tournament fundamentals taught in the same language as the tools — ICM, MDF, sizing families.
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