Best Poker Income Alternatives in 2026
Poker Income has not been updated since 2018. Five maintained poker trackers compared, which of them import Poker Income data, and how to move before it breaks.
By PokerRoll ·
Poker Income was one of the first bankroll trackers on the iPhone, and for years one of the best: thousands of reviews from 2011 to 2013 are overwhelmingly positive, and long-time users still describe it as simple and honest about their results. But its App Store listings have not changed since March 2018, its website now redirects to the App Store, and the recent reviews describe an app that is slowly breaking.
If you still have years of sessions in it, the priority is to get them out while you can. This page compares five maintained alternatives and shows which of them can read your data.
Why players are leaving Poker Income
From its App Store listings and US App Store reviews:
- No updates since 2018. Every review since mid-2018 shows the same version. The developer's website no longer exists as a site.
- Purchases that do not activate. Fifteen reviews between September 2023 and June 2024 describe hitting the free limit and finding that the Activate button crashes or does nothing, so even paying users could not add sessions.
- Backups and exports that fail. Reviewers report backup sign-up and server errors, and a paid export that asks for email setup without a place to enter it.
- Data lost. Several reviews describe sessions and notes wiped, sometimes after an iOS update.
- No answer from support. Reviews from 2019 to 2026 describe emails and messages going unanswered.
What people miss when they leave is also clear from the reviews: one-tap session templates, a prompt to record the cash-out, and results split by game, day, casino and time of day.
Poker Income alternatives at a glance
| 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) |
| 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 |
| 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 Bankroll Tracker | 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 |
| Poler | iPhone | Yes | First 3 sessions | $2.99/month or $19.99/year | Yes: CSV from 3 apps | Records | No |
| Poker Income(the app you use now) | iPhone | Yes | Yes, with paid unlocks | $9.99 once, or unlocks from $0.99 | Poker Journal | No | 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: maintained, on every device, results by day and time
PokerRoll is our app. For a Poker Income user, the familiar part is the breakdowns: results by format, day of the week and time of day, alongside profit, ROI and hourly rate. The new part is everything around it: Android and a full web app on the same account as the iPhone app, live sessions with rebuys, add-ons and bounties, multi-day tournaments, satellite tickets, 16 currencies and PokeAI, an assistant that answers questions about your own results.
The honest catch for a Poker Income user: PokerRoll cannot import your history yet. If keeping the past in one app matters most, one of the next four is the better first step.
- 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
2. Poker Analytics 7: the one that will move your data for you
Poker Analytics imports Poker Income data, and its reviews include several from former Poker Income users whose history its support team reformatted and imported for them. It is the deepest tracker here, with custom fields, staking, house games and detailed filters, and it runs on iOS, Android and Apple silicon Macs.
Plans are yearly only, and a few recent reviews report data problems after updates, so keep your own export.
- 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
3. Pokerbase: free tracking that reads Poker Income
Pokerbase imports Poker Income data and is free for tracking, with staking, a social feed, a hand recorder and offline use on top. Its paid plans are the most expensive here, and its pages describe phone apps only.
- 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
4. Poker Bankroll Tracker: broad, maintained, with a browser version
Poker Bankroll Tracker lists Poker Income among its 15-plus CSV imports, supports more than 40 currencies and has a browser version and a hand replayer. Reviewers praise its reliability. Import and export are Pro features, and the free version shows ads.
- 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
5. Poler: the closest to Poker Income's simplicity on iPhone
Poler is a small, focused iPhone app, which is what many Poker Income users liked about the original. It imports Poker Income data, records live sessions with breaks, expenses and rebuys, and needs no account. 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
Who should stay with Poker Income
Very few people, and only for now. If the app still opens on your phone and you only want to look up old results, there is no rush to delete it. But nobody should start a new bankroll in it, and anyone with years of data in it should export it while the app still runs.
How to move your data out of Poker Income
- Try the export now. Poker Income exports a tab-separated file. Some reviewers report the paid export no longer works; if yours does, keep the file somewhere safe.
- Pick an app that imports it. Poker Analytics, Pokerbase, Poker Bankroll Tracker and Poler all list Poker Income as a source. If the export fails, Poker Analytics' support has, according to its reviews, helped users move Poker Income data.
- Check the totals. Compare the number of sessions and the overall result in the new app with Poker Income before you rely on it.
- Or start fresh. PokerRoll cannot import yet. Record your current bankroll as a deposit and log new sessions from today, keeping the export or screenshots of Poker Income's totals as the record of the past.
The comparison of seven bankroll tracker apps covers the wider field, and the free poker bankroll spreadsheet is a way to keep your history in a file nobody can switch off.
Frequently asked questions
- Is Poker Income still supported?
- Its App Store listings show no update since March 2018, and its website now redirects to the App Store. Recent reviews describe purchases that no longer activate and backups that fail, with no reply from support.
- Can I import my Poker Income data into another app?
- Yes. Poker Analytics, Pokerbase, Poker Bankroll Tracker and Poler all list Poker Income among the apps they import from, and several Poker Analytics reviewers say its support team imported their Poker Income history for them. PokerRoll cannot import yet.
- What is the best free alternative to Poker Income?
- PokerRoll has a free plan on iOS, Android and the web, Pokerbase is free for tracking, and Poker Bankroll Tracker is free with ads. All three are actively maintained.
- Is there a Poker Income alternative for Android?
- Yes. PokerRoll, Pokerbase, Poker Bankroll Tracker and Poker Analytics all have Android apps. Poker Income itself was iOS only.
- Which alternative shows results by day and time like Poker Income?
- PokerRoll breaks results down by format, day of the week and time of day. Poker Analytics offers detailed filters and reports, and Poker Bankroll Tracker has statistics and graphs in its Pro version.
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