Tells Poker is a mobile app that lets poker players capture and review hands in real time by typing, voice, or step‑by‑step entry. It stores detailed hand data—including stakes, buy‑ins, and outcomes—and provides a street‑by‑street replay for structured post‑hand analysis, enabling individuals and groups to discuss decisions together.
Funding
Funding not disclosed
Founders
Product
Problem
Poker players often lose detailed hand information after a session because they must reconstruct hands from memory or notes, which is time‑consuming and error‑prone. This hampers effective post‑hand analysis and group discussion.
Solution
Tells Poker offers a mobile application that lets players capture hand histories in real time using step‑by‑step entry, free‑form typing, or voice input. The app stores each street of action, along with stakes, buy‑ins, cash‑outs, and results, enabling a complete replay of the hand for structured post‑hand review. Users can share the full hand data with friends, ensuring that group discussions reference the exact same cards, bet sizes, and positions. By preserving hand details immediately after play, the app reduces reconstruction effort and allows players to focus on analyzing decisions.
Target Audience
The primary users are online and live cash poker players who regularly review hands, as well as poker clubs and study groups that discuss hands collaboratively.
Features
- Multiple capture modes: step‑by‑step street entry, natural‑language typing, and voice dictation
- Street‑by‑street replay interface for detailed review of each decision point
- Integrated ledger to record stakes, buy‑ins, cash‑outs, and outcomes alongside hand logs
- One‑click sharing of complete hand data for synchronized group analysis
- Structured analysis tools to pressure‑test reasoning and track decision changes over time