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    Best Bink Poker Tracker Alternatives in 2026

    Alternatives to Bink Poker Bankroll Tracker: five apps compared on free tracking, Android and web, import and price, and how to move your Bink sessions.

    By PokerRoll ·

    Bink Poker Bankroll Tracker is one of the most-rated bankroll apps on the iPhone, with 807 ratings on the US App Store averaging 4.8. Its reviewers like how easy it is: several say it is simpler than the tracker they came from, and that importing years of sessions took minutes. It tracks casino and home games, expenses and tips, hand histories and opponent notes, and even other kinds of gambling.

    Two things have changed since its launch reviews, though, and they explain most of the searches for an alternative.

    Why players look for a Bink alternative

    From Bink's App Store listing and its US App Store reviews:

    • Free tracking became limited. Reviews from December 2023 to August 2024 describe session logging moving behind Premium; the listing now says Premium unlocks unlimited sessions.
    • Sign-in problems and lost data. Four reviews between August 2024 and May 2026 describe being stuck on the registration screen or unable to log in, two of them losing their data, one after the app was offloaded by iOS.
    • No update for more than a year. The latest version, 3.2.3, is from August 31, 2025.
    • iPhone only. There is no Android or web version.
    • A social feed some did not want. One 2024 review objected to a feed shown on opening the app.

    On the other side, its many five-star reviews praise a clean, simple interface, easy imports and features for home games.

    Bink alternatives at a glance

    Comparison of Bink and its alternatives
    AppPlatformsLive session timerFree versionPaid plans (US)Import from other appsStakingAssistant for your results
    PokerRolliOS, Android, webYesYes; limits in the mobile apps$9.99/month or $79.99/year (App Store)NoNoYes (PokeAI)
    Poker Bankroll TrackeriOS, Android, browserYes, with pauseYes, with ads$29.99/year or $199.99 lifetimeYes: CSV from 15+ apps (Pro)Not statedNo
    PokerbaseiOS, AndroidLive sessionsYes, tracking is freePro $12.99/month or $99.99/year; Elite $39.99/month or $299.99/yearYes: several apps, Excel, Google SheetsYesNot stated
    PoleriPhoneYesFirst 3 sessions$2.99/month or $19.99/yearYes: CSV from 3 appsRecordsNo
    Poker Analytics 7iOS, Android, MacYes, with pause25 records on iOS; 10 sessions on AndroidYearly plans from $14.99Yes: many apps, PokerTracker, Hold’em ManagerYesNo
    Bink(the app you use now)iPhone, Apple silicon MacReal-time session trackingYes, with a session limit$5.99/month, $34.99/year or $89.99 lifetimeYesNot statedNo

    Prices are US App Store prices on the date above and differ by country. "Not stated" means the developer's own pages did not say.

    1. PokerRoll: free tracking on iPhone, Android and the web

    PokerRoll is our app. For a Bink user the main differences are reach and the free plan: PokerRoll runs on iOS, Android and in a full web app on one account, and logging sessions is free. Live sessions record rebuys, add-ons and bounties as they happen, multi-day tournaments are recorded day by day, satellite tickets are tracked, and PokeAI answers questions about your own results.

    Where Bink is ahead: session import, an expenses and tips field, a home-game banking tab, hand histories and opponent notes. PokerRoll cannot import your Bink history yet, and its free plan in the mobile apps shows the last 30 days of sessions.

    Best for
    players who want one tracker on their phone and computer, detailed live tournaments and answers about their own results
    Platforms
    iOS, Android, web
    Free version
    Yes; limits in the mobile apps
    Paid plans (US)
    $9.99/month or $79.99/year (App Store)
    Ratings
    Not enough App Store ratings yet

    Strengths

    • iOS, Android and a full web app on one account
    • Live timer with rebuys, add-ons, bounties and multi-day tournaments
    • Satellite tickets that can be won, used or sold
    • PokeAI answers questions about your own sessions, with numbers from a calculation engine
    • 16 currencies, free poker calculators and no ads

    Limitations

    • No import from other apps yet
    • No staking, hand recorder or social features
    • No expenses field and no offline mode
    • The free plan in the mobile apps shows the last 30 days of history

    Official site: PokerRoll

    2. Poker Bankroll Tracker: actively maintained, with imports

    Poker Bankroll Tracker is updated regularly, runs on iOS, Android and in a browser, and imports CSV from more than 15 trackers, Bink among them. It supports more than 40 currencies and has a hand replayer. Reviewers praise its reliability over years of use.

    The free version shows ads and one bankroll at a time; import and export are Pro features.

    Best for
    players who want many currencies, a browser version and easy imports
    Platforms
    iOS, Android, browser
    Free version
    Yes, with ads
    Paid plans (US)
    $29.99/year or $199.99 lifetime
    Ratings
    4.2 from 93 App Store ratings; 4.5 from 795 Google Play reviews

    Strengths

    • More than 40 currencies, including Bitcoin and USDT
    • Browser version alongside the apps
    • CSV import from more than 15 trackers, and a public API
    • Hand replayer for hold’em and Omaha variants; works offline

    Limitations

    • Ads and one bankroll at a time in the free version
    • Import, export and extra statistics need Pro; no monthly plan

    Official site: Poker Bankroll Tracker

    3. Pokerbase: free tracking with a social side done fully

    If Bink's social feed was a feature you liked, Pokerbase goes further: a feed, following, comments and messages, plus staking with live updates for backers and a hand recorder. Tracking is free on iOS and Android, and it imports from several apps and spreadsheets.

    Its paid plans are the most expensive here.

    Best for
    players who stake or get staked, and who like a social feed
    Platforms
    iOS, Android
    Free version
    Yes, tracking is free
    Paid plans (US)
    Pro $12.99/month or $99.99/year; Elite $39.99/month or $299.99/year
    Ratings
    4.9 from 182 App Store ratings; 4.9 from 425 Google Play reviews

    Strengths

    • Staking with live updates for backers
    • Social feed, following and direct messages
    • Hand recorder, receipt scanner and tournament calendar
    • Imports from several trackers and spreadsheets; works offline

    Limitations

    • Describes phone apps only; what its web sign-in offers is not stated
    • The most expensive paid plans in this group

    Official site: Pokerbase

    4. Poler: a simple, private iPhone tracker

    For iPhone players who liked Bink's simplicity but not the account or the feed, Poler needs no account at all and keeps data on the phone with an iCloud backup. It records breaks, expenses, bounties and rebuys during live sessions, multi-day tournaments and series trips. It costs $2.99 a month or $19.99 a year after three free sessions.

    Best for
    iPhone players who want a clean, private tracker at a low price
    Platforms
    iPhone
    Free version
    First 3 sessions
    Paid plans (US)
    $2.99/month or $19.99/year
    Ratings
    4.3 from 15 App Store ratings

    Strengths

    • The cheapest paid plan in this group
    • Live sessions with breaks, expenses, bounties and a Lock Screen Live Activity
    • Multi-day tournaments and trips for series
    • No ads and no account; data stays on the device with iCloud backup

    Limitations

    • iPhone only
    • Three free sessions, then a subscription

    Official site: Poler

    5. Poker Analytics 7: deeper statistics, and an import from Bink

    Poker Analytics imports Bink data and goes much deeper on analysis, with filters, reports, custom fields and staking, on iOS, Android and Apple silicon Macs. Its reviews praise its support team highly. The free tier is 25 records on iOS, and plans are yearly.

    Best for
    players who want detailed statistics, custom fields and imports from almost anything
    Platforms
    iOS, Android, Mac
    Free version
    25 records on iOS; 10 sessions on Android
    Paid plans (US)
    Yearly plans from $14.99
    Ratings
    4.8 from 1,315 App Store ratings; 4.6 from 191 Google Play reviews

    Strengths

    • Imports from most trackers, including PokerTracker and Hold’em Manager
    • Staking with packages and swaps; hand recorder and replayer
    • Custom fields, house games and betting modules
    • Works without a connection; runs on Apple silicon Macs

    Limitations

    • A small free tier before a subscription is needed
    • Yearly plans only; no web version

    Official site: Poker Analytics 7

    Who should stay with Bink

    Stay if it works well on your iPhone, you rely on its home-game banking, expenses or opponent notes, and you bought the lifetime Premium. Keep a recent export, given the sign-in problems some reviewers describe, and check whether updates resume.

    How to switch from Bink

    1. Export your sessions from Bink while you can sign in, and keep the file.
    2. Import where it is supported. Poker Bankroll Tracker and Poker Analytics list Bink among the apps they import from. Test a small file and compare the totals.
    3. Or start fresh. PokerRoll cannot import yet. Record your current bankroll as a deposit and log sessions from today.

    The comparison of seven bankroll tracker apps covers the wider field, and the free poker bankroll spreadsheet keeps your history in a file nobody can switch off.

    Frequently asked questions

    Is Bink free?
    It has a free version with a session limit; Premium unlocks unlimited sessions and advanced statistics for $5.99 a month, $34.99 a year or $89.99 lifetime on the US App Store, as of October 2026.
    Is there a free alternative to Bink?
    Yes. PokerRoll has a free plan on iOS, Android and the web, Pokerbase is free for tracking, and Poker Bankroll Tracker is free with ads.
    Is there a Bink alternative for Android?
    Yes. PokerRoll, Poker Bankroll Tracker, Pokerbase and Poker Analytics all have Android apps. Bink is listed for iPhone, and Apple silicon Macs, only.
    Is Bink still updated?
    Its latest App Store version, 3.2.3, dates from August 31, 2025, so it had gone more than a year without an update when we checked in October 2026.
    Can I move my sessions out of Bink?
    Bink lists import and export of sessions among its features. Export your history before you move, and test the file with your new app's import. PokerRoll cannot import yet, so moving to it means starting from your current bankroll.

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