Existing poker tracking apps too bad? College team builds BINK, focusing on simplicity and efficiency
A group of college students, dissatisfied with the complexity and outdatedness of existing poker tracking apps, developed the BINK app. It offers intuitive profit charts with a clean modern design and supports importing historical data from other apps or Excel. The team claims players who track their session wins/losses win 64% more on average, but does not cite the source of the study.
Tracking sessions is one of the most effective ways to improve at poker. Studies show (source not specified) that players who track their wins and losses earn 64% more on average than those who don't. However, existing tracking apps are often overly complicated, have outdated interfaces, and lack the key features advanced players need.
To solve this pain point, a group of college student entrepreneurs developed a brand-new poker tracking app—BINK. They claim to be "the Robinhood of poker tracking," with a design focused on simplicity and modernity. BINK provides beautiful, easy-to-understand charts that clearly display the profit/loss trends of all sessions.
The app is now available on the App Store and supports quick import of historical data from other tracking apps or Excel spreadsheets, taking just minutes. The team says they are committed to building the highest-quality and most user-friendly poker tech product, and sincerely invite users to try it out and provide feedback. After all, they believe the app is not yet perfect and needs users to point out "what's not working well."
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- BINK focuses on a clean and modern design with more intuitive operation, and supports quick import of history from other apps or Excel to facilitate migration for players with existing data.