- A demo anyone can try: the real page with about two and a half years of made-up sessions at two invented card rooms. Logging, editing, deleting and exporting all work, and every change stays in the visitor's own browser. "Start over" brings the original sessions back.
- The demo's sessions move forward to end yesterday, so every range from a week to all time has something to show whenever it's opened.
- A 28-second video walks through the loop: log a session, read the line by dragging along it, switch ranges, compare the last session with the averages, and export it all to one file.
Poker Tracker
A phone log of poker sessions, with a dashboard of how they're going.
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Online, behind a sign-in
- The tracker is now online, so sessions can be logged from a phone at the table.
- Nothing loads without signing in, not the page and not the data. Only invited email addresses get in, using a one-time code sent by email, so there are no passwords to remember.
- Each person who signs in sees only their own log.
A separate log for each person
- Each person who signs in now gets their own log of poker sessions and their own lists of games and locations. One person can't see, edit or delete another's sessions, even knowing a session's id.
- Export and import work on your own log only, so the same file can be loaded by two people without either overwriting the other.
- A copy kept on one computer stays a single-person log with no sign-in. Logs from the first version move over on their own the first time the new version starts.
- The hosted version checks every request's sign-in before serving anything, page or data, and refuses everything if the sign-in settings are missing.
Log a session, see the line
- Logging a poker session takes a few taps on a phone: start and end, buy-in, cash-out, game, location, and whether it was played digitally. The result and hours work themselves out.
- A session can be saved mid-game with just the start and buy-in. It waits at the top as "Still playing" until it's finished with a cash-out.
- The dashboard draws cumulative profit and loss as one line, over a week, a month, the year to date, one year, five years or all time. Drag along the line to read any session's date, place and result in the headline.
- A card for the last session sets it against the average session and the average hourly rate.
- Everything exports to one
.pokerdatafile and imports from it, so the whole history can move to another computer on a flash drive. An import is checked in full first, so a bad file changes nothing. - It's built as a single Cloudflare Worker, so the same code can run on one home computer or behind a sign-in online. Screenshots use made-up demo sessions.
