Best Poker Bankroll Tracker Alternatives in 2026

Poker Bankroll Tracker is one of the oldest bankroll apps, released on Android in 2015, with more than 100,000 downloads on Google Play. It is broad and practical: more than 40 currencies, a browser version, imports from over 15 other apps and a public API. Most of its reviews say it has everything a player needs.

So why look elsewhere? Mostly because of what the free version leaves out and what Pro costs over the years, as the reviews below show. This page compares five alternatives on those points.

Why players look for a Poker Bankroll Tracker alternative

From the app's own pages and its US App Store reviews:

• The free version has ads and one bankroll at a time. Both are lifted only by Pro, along with CSV import and export and the extra statistics.
• More features moved behind Pro over time. Reviewers noted, for example, that filtering by year became a Pro feature in early 2023, and some have complained about price rises since.
• Leaving costs a subscription. Export is a Pro feature, and one 2026 reviewer wrote that they had to pay just to take their data with them.
• Specific gaps. Requests that come up in reviews include an iPad landscape layout, big blinds won and hourly rate by game type.

On the other side, reviewers repeatedly praise how complete and reliable it is, and several say the developer acts on suggestions. It is actively updated.

Poker Bankroll Tracker alternatives at a glance

Comparison of Poker Bankroll Tracker and its alternatives

App	Platforms	Live session timer	Free version	Paid plans (US)	Import from other apps	Staking	Assistant for your results
PokerRoll	iOS, Android, web	Yes	Yes; limits in the mobile apps	$9.99/month or $79.99/year (App Store)	No	No	Yes (PokeAI)
Pokerbase	iOS, Android	Live sessions	Yes, tracking is free	Pro $12.99/month or $99.99/year; Elite $39.99/month or $299.99/year	Yes: several apps, Excel, Google Sheets	Yes	Not stated
Poker Analytics 7	iOS, Android, Mac	Yes, with pause	25 records on iOS; 10 sessions on Android	Yearly plans from $14.99	Yes: many apps, PokerTracker, Hold’em Manager	Yes	No
Poler	iPhone	Yes	First 3 sessions	$2.99/month or $19.99/year	Yes: CSV from 3 apps	Records	No
Poker Stack	iPhone, iPad	Stack checks, pause	No	$5.99/week or $39.99/year	Not stated	Not stated	AI session summaries
Poker Bankroll Tracker(the app you use now)	iOS, Android, browser	Yes, with pause	Yes, with ads	$29.99/year or $199.99 lifetime	Yes: CSV from 15+ apps (Pro)	Not stated	No

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 without ads, on the web too

PokerRoll is our app. Its free plan has no ads, and like Poker Bankroll Tracker it runs on phones and in the browser, with one account behind all of them. Where it goes further is the assistant: PokeAI answers questions about your own sessions, such as which format you win most in, with the numbers worked out by a calculation engine.

For live players it times sessions with rebuys, add-ons and bounties as they happen, records multi-day tournaments day by day and tracks satellite tickets.

Where Poker Bankroll Tracker is ahead: it has 40-plus currencies to PokerRoll's 16, a hand replayer, offline use, a public API and, above all, imports. PokerRoll cannot import your history yet. And the free plan in PokerRoll's mobile apps shows only the last 30 days of sessions, so it has limits of its own.

2. Pokerbase: free tracking, and it reads your old data

Pokerbase is free for tracking and imports from Poker Bankroll Tracker directly, which makes it the easiest move if you want to keep your history in one place. It adds what Poker Bankroll Tracker does not focus on: staking with live updates for backers, a social feed and messages, a receipt scanner and a tournament calendar.

Its paid plans are the most expensive here, and its own pages describe phone apps only.

3. Poker Analytics 7: deeper statistics and staking

Poker Analytics imports Poker Bankroll Tracker files and goes further on analysis: custom fields, staking with packages and swaps, house games and a hand recorder. Its reviews are dominated by praise for the support team, several mentioning that staff moved data from another app for them. A few recent reviews report data problems after updates, so keep your own export.

The free tier is small, with 25 records on iOS before a yearly plan.

4. Poler: cheap, private and simple on iPhone

Poler imports Poker Bankroll Tracker CSV files and costs $2.99 a month or $19.99 a year, less than Poker Bankroll Tracker Pro. It has no ads and needs no account; your data stays on your iPhone with an iCloud backup. Live sessions record breaks, expenses, bounties and rebuys as they happen.

It is iPhone only, and the free version is three sessions.

5. Poker Stack: AI session summaries on iOS

Poker Stack writes AI summaries of completed sessions and makes shareable result cards. It requires a weekly or yearly pass for tracking, is iOS only, and its pages do not mention importing from other apps.

Who should stay with Poker Bankroll Tracker

Stay if you own the lifetime licence, play in currencies few apps support, use the public API or the hand replayer, or rely on offline use. It is actively maintained and its reviewers say it rarely loses data, which counts for a lot after years of sessions.

How to switch from Poker Bankroll Tracker

1. Export a CSV while you have Pro. Export is a Pro feature, so do it before a subscription lapses, and keep the file even after you move.
2. Import it where you can. Pokerbase, Poker Analytics and Poler all read Poker Bankroll Tracker data. Try a small file first and compare the totals with the original.
3. Or start fresh. PokerRoll cannot import yet. The simplest start is to record your current bankroll as a deposit and log new sessions from there; the exported file stays as your record of the past.

Whichever app you pick, log every session, including the losing ones. The comparison of seven bankroll tracker apps covers the wider field, and the free poker bankroll spreadsheet is an option if you would rather keep your data in a file you own.