Home Poker Management App Project Seeks Community Feedback
A developer is creating a web and mobile app to help manage and improve home poker games, and has posted a survey on Reddit seeking player feedback to validate the project's feasibility.
A Reddit user named gauvinrene posted in the r/livepoker subreddit about a project they were developing: a web and mobile-based application designed to help manage and improve home poker games. Before investing more time, the developer wanted to gauge community interest, so they created a survey (via SurveyMonkey) and invited players to fill it out. In return, the developer noted there was no physical reward, only "Run Good Poker Karma" as a token of appreciation for participants. The post dates back to 2015, but the project concept remains relevant today — home poker games often face pain points like keeping track of chips, standardizing rules, and managing sessions, and a lightweight app could help address these issues. Interested players can click the original post link to participate in the survey.
FAQ
- According to the developer's description, the app aims to help manage and enhance home poker games. The specific features are not detailed in the post, but generally involve common needs such as scoring, hand recording, rule reminders, etc.