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Best Poker Bankroll Tracker Apps (2026)

The best poker bankroll tracker apps in 2026 are Poker Bankroll Tracker (widest platform coverage), Poker Analytics 7 (deepest Apple-only stats), Left Pocket (strongest mood logging), Pokerbase (staking marketplace), and GrindStack (fastest hand logging). None of them coaches discipline in real time; Poker Analytics’ fatigue-based stop notification comes closest. OctoCoach tracks bankroll, multi-currency P&L, and stop-loss free, and adds an AI coach for the discipline side.

Disclosure: OctoCoach appears in this roundup and is our product. Every claim about the other apps comes from their official sites and US App Store listings, checked October 2026, and the comparison reflects our best honest reading of that public information.

What should a poker bankroll tracker actually track?

A poker bankroll tracker should record four things: every buy-in and rebuy per session, results in every currency you play in, session-level detail deep enough to compute hourly rates and downswing depth, and a stop-loss you committed to before sitting down. Most apps in this roundup do the first three well; the fourth is where the category goes quiet.

  • Buy-ins and rebuys, itemized. A session that ends three buy-ins down after two angry reloads is a different event than one long slow loss, and the record should show the difference. Left Pocket logs a rebuy in a couple of taps, even from the iPhone’s Dynamic Island. How to log them at a live table is covered in how to track a live cash session.
  • Multi-currency support. If you play a Vegas trip in dollars and your home game in shekels or euros, the app has to convert, or your lifetime graph is fiction. Poker Bankroll Tracker lists 40+ currencies; OctoCoach’s free tier tracks P&L across currencies.
  • Sessions as first-class records. Date, stakes, hours, location. Without them, hourly and BB/100 numbers mean nothing.
  • A stop-loss. A pre-committed exit number the app actually surfaces, not a stat you compute after the damage. Few trackers treat this as a feature; we cover how to set one in our poker stop-loss guide.

A platform note for the “poker bankroll app Android” searchers: the field narrows fast. Left Pocket and Poker Analytics 7 are Apple-only (the vendor’s older Poker Analytics 6 is still on Android). Poker Bankroll Tracker, Pokerbase, and GrindStack run on both iOS and Android, and OctoCoach runs as a web app (PWA) on any device with a browser, no app-store install.

How do the best poker bankroll apps compare in 2026?

Five dedicated trackers plus OctoCoach, compared on platforms, price, tracking depth, and whether anything in the app pushes back when discipline slips. Competitor facts are vendor-claimed from official sites and US App Store listings, checked October 2026.

AppPlatformsPrice (checked Oct 2026)Tracking depthDiscipline / mental-game layer
Poker Bankroll TrackeriOS, Android, webFree (unlimited sessions); Pro $29.99/yr or $199.99 lifetime40+ currencies, variance calculator (Pro), hand replayer, VPIP/PFR stats, CSV export (Pro)None listed
Poker Analytics 7Apple only (iPhone, iPad, Mac, Vision); version 6 on Android25 free records, then 1/month; unlimited $29.99/yrBB/100, hourly, risk-of-ruin, expenses, staking, custom fieldsFatigue-based stop notifications (heuristic, no coach)
Left PocketiOS only (iOS 18+)Free (3 sessions a month); Pro $6.99/mo or $39.99/yr; $149.99 lifetimeCharts by stakes/time/location, multi-day tournaments and staking (Pro), imports, export (free)Mood/sleep logging, Playability Index, guided tilt tracks, on-device AI coach
PokerbaseiOS, AndroidFree tier; Pro $12.99/mo or $99.99/yrMultiple bankrolls, staking marketplace, tax exports, hand replayerNone listed
GrindStackiOS, AndroidFree tier; Pro $10.99/mo or $99.99/yrFast hand logging, opponent notes, hourly win ratesAI strategy recommendations, including at the table (not mental game)
OctoCoachWeb / PWA, any deviceFree tier; Pro $12/mo or $96/yr (7-day trial, no card)Sessions, bankroll, multi-currency P&L, stop-loss (all free)AI mental-game coach; Pro adds bankroll advisor, shot planner, downswing perspective

One name you may still see in older roundups, Poker Income ($9.99 one-time), last shipped an update in March 2018 per its App Store page, more than eight years stale, so we left it off the list.

Is Poker Bankroll Tracker the most complete free tracker?

Yes on breadth: Poker Bankroll Tracker is the only dedicated tracker here on iOS, Android, and the web, and its free tier allows unlimited sessions. The depth is real: 40+ currencies, CSV export (a Pro feature), a hand replayer for Hold’em and Omaha, odds, ICM, and chip-chop calculators, a variance calculator (Pro), player notes with VPIP/PFR/3-Bet stats, and a tournament calendar. Two honest cautions. First, pricing: the vendor’s home page still calls its tools “all for free!” without mentioning Pro, but the US App Store in-app purchase list shows Pro at $29.99/year or a $199.99 lifetime license. Second, discipline: the feature page lists no mental-game features at all; the only AI mention is a public API for analyzing your own data with external tools. Twelve languages, Hebrew not among them. A great scoreboard with no guardrail. Leaving it? Here is how to move your PBT history, and what the export costs.

Is Poker Analytics 7 the deepest stats tracker?

Yes, if you live in the Apple ecosystem: Poker Analytics 7 is the most mature stats journal in the set, and version 7 runs only on iPhone, iPad, Mac, and Vision, with no web version; on Android the vendor offers the older Poker Analytics 6. It covers profits, hourly, BB/100, expense tracking, risk-of-ruin, staking, player notes, custom session fields, and iCloud backup. The free tier is metered: 25 records to start, then one free record per month; unlimited costs $29.99/year. On discipline it comes closest of the pure trackers to admitting the problem exists: cash-game stop notifications based on your game history that recommend quitting when fatigued to avoid tilt. That is a heuristic nudge, not coaching, and there is no AI coach; the “mental state” custom field is one you fill in by hand. Nine languages, Hebrew not among them.

Is Left Pocket the best bankroll app for mood tracking?

Yes: Left Pocket is the only dedicated tracker in this set with an explicit mental-game layer, and the strongest mood-logging tracker we verified. It logs sleep, mindfulness, and mood alongside sessions (sleep and mindfulness come from Apple Health), computes a “Playability Index” readiness score from sleep and mindfulness, ships guided tracks to reset when tilt creeps in, and includes a “Left Pocket Labs” AI coach on its Metrics screen that runs on the device. The tracking core is solid too: floating session timer, lock-screen widget, rebuys from the Dynamic Island, charts by stakes, time, and location, multi-day tournaments and staking (Pro), an AI that turns a spoken or typed hand into a hand history, and imports from Pokerbase, Poker Bankroll Tracker, and Poker Analytics (listed as Poker Analytics 6), with export on the free plan. The catch: the analytics are retrospective, and nothing watches your mental state while you play. iOS only (iOS 18+); per its site, a free plan of 3 sessions a month and Pro at $6.99 a month or $39.99 a year after a 7-day trial, with a $149.99 lifetime unlock in its App Store listing (October 2026). Ten languages, Hebrew not among them.

Is Pokerbase the best bankroll app for staking?

Yes: no other tracker here has a built-in staking marketplace. Pokerbase pairs session tracking (live stats, multiple bankrolls, a hand replayer, a tournament calendar) with a social layer: staking packages where you buy and sell action, public player profiles, a social feed, a receipt scanner, and PDF tax exports. It runs on iOS and Android, with web-based account and social features described on the vendor site. Pricing is less visible than the marketing: the homepage pushes the free tier hard, while the US App Store purchase list shows Pro at $12.99/month or $99.99/year and Elite at $39.99/month or $299.99/year. On the discipline axis, no mental-game, tilt, mindset, or AI-coaching features are mentioned anywhere on the vendor site or the App Store listing.

Is GrindStack a bankroll tracker or a hand logger?

A hand logger first: bankroll math is secondary to GrindStack’s core job, the fastest live-hand logging in this set. Its centerpiece is a custom poker-shorthand keyboard for logging hands at the table, an opponent HUD and tells database, and a bankroll manager with hourly win rates. It does have an AI Poker Coach, and GrindStack now markets real-time strategy recommendations at live tables as well as leak-finding in your logged decisions. That is strategy help, not mental-game coaching: no tilt detection or emotional-regulation features are mentioned. iOS and Android, English only: $4.99/week, $10.99/month, or $99.99/year. If your bankroll problem is strategy leaks, GrindStack attacks it; if it is discipline, it does not.

Why does tracking alone not save a bankroll?

Because bankrolls rarely die of bad arithmetic. They die at decision moments: the reload after the stop-loss is already breached, the shot at stakes the roll cannot support, the 1 a.m. hour that turns a losing day into a losing month. A tracker records those moments; it does not intervene in them.

The category itself confirms the gap. Across the dedicated trackers in this comparison, none offers real-time tilt detection or AI mental-game coaching during play (checked October 2026). The nearest approximations are Left Pocket’s readiness score, guided tilt tracks, and on-device AI coach (none of it watches the session as it happens), Poker Analytics’ fatigue-based stop notifications (a heuristic), and GrindStack’s strategy AI (game strategy, not your mental state). The one mainstream tool that ever attacked the in-session problem head-on, Tilt Breaker, with automatic breaks and rage-quit table blocking, has been defunct for years as of 2026, and no mainstream tool has taken over that job since (newer, smaller apps such as TiltProof add tilt check-ins); we trace that history in our poker tilt app breakdown. The bigger argument, that bankroll management is a mental skill wearing a spreadsheet costume, is laid out in why bankroll management is a mental game skill. The practical anchor is a pre-committed stop-loss that something, or someone, actually holds you to.

Where does OctoCoach fit among bankroll trackers?

OctoCoach covers both axes on purpose: the free tier does the tracking (sessions, bankroll, multi-currency P&L, stop-loss), and Pro adds the discipline side, an AI mental-game coach with a bankroll advisor, shot planner, and downswing perspective. Reminder: OctoCoach is our product, and this section, like the rest of the page, is our best honest reading of the public information above, with prices as of October 2026.

It runs as a web app (PWA) on any device, iPhone or Android, with no app-store install, in English and Hebrew, the only app in this set with a Hebrew interface. The free tier is a real tracker: session and bankroll tracking with multi-currency P&L and a stop-loss you set in advance. Pro at $12/month or $96/year adds the AI coach, hand analysis, voice, the bankroll advisor, the shot planner, and downswing perspective, with a 7-day trial and no credit card required. In session, the coach works at natural pauses, a break or the moment after a big pot, never mid-hand: your attention belongs on the game, not the app. One honest limit: if you need imports from PokerTracker or Hold’em Manager, or staking and swap accounting, a dedicated tracker like Poker Analytics 7 goes deeper, and some players run both. See how the AI mindset coach works, the full feature list, and pricing. OctoCoach is a coaching and session-journaling tool; it does not host games, take deposits, or involve real money.

Key takeaways

  • Every tracker here does the arithmetic; almost none guards discipline. That gap, not missing decimals, is how bankrolls die.
  • Widest platform coverage: Poker Bankroll Tracker (iOS, Android, web). Among the apps here, on Android your options are Poker Bankroll Tracker, Pokerbase, GrindStack, Poker Analytics 6, or OctoCoach as a PWA. Left Pocket and Poker Analytics 7 are Apple-only.
  • Deepest pure stats: Poker Analytics 7. Best mood logging: Left Pocket. Built-in staking marketplace: Pokerbase. Fastest hand logging: GrindStack.
  • None of the dedicated trackers in this set coaches you through tilt during the session; Poker Analytics 7 can suggest stopping when your history points to fatigue (rechecked October 2026).
  • OctoCoach tracks sessions, bankroll, multi-currency P&L, and stop-loss free; Pro ($12/month or $96/year, 7-day trial, no credit card) adds the AI coach, bankroll advisor, shot planner, and downswing perspective.
  • For the full mental-game field beyond trackers, see the best poker mental game apps.