Best Poker Stack Alternatives in 2026 (Free and Paid)

Poker Stack was rebuilt as version 3 in August 2026, after more than four years without an update. The new version is built around AI-written summaries of completed sessions, shareable result cards and a six-month bankroll projection. It also changed the deal: active session tracking and editing now need a weekly or yearly pass.

That change, and a few long-standing gaps, are why players look for something else. This page compares five alternatives.

Why players look for a Poker Stack alternative

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

• Tracking is no longer free. Version 3 requires a Weekly Pass at $5.99 or a Yearly Pass at $39.99 to track and edit sessions. A September 2026 reviewer pointed others to free alternatives for exactly that reason.
• Basic functions were missing. Reviews from 2021 to 2025 asked for editing entries, adding past sessions by hand, import and export, statistics over a date range and adding money to the bankroll. Some of this may have changed with version 3, but import and export are still not mentioned on its pages.
• Support was hard to reach. Two reviews, in 2023 and 2025, describe support emails bouncing during the years without updates.
• It is iOS only. There is no Android or web version.

What reviewers liked was the simple, clean interface, and that carries into version 3.

Poker Stack alternatives at a glance

Comparison of Poker Stack 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)
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
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
Poler	iPhone	Yes	First 3 sessions	$2.99/month or $19.99/year	Yes: CSV from 3 apps	Records	No
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
Poker Stack(the app you use now)	iPhone, iPad	Stack checks, pause	No	$5.99/week or $39.99/year	Not stated	Not stated	AI session summaries

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 to track, with an assistant for your own results

PokerRoll is our app. If the AI side is what drew you to Poker Stack, PokerRoll's PokeAI takes a different approach: instead of summarising a session, it answers the question you ask about your own results, such as which format you win most in, with the numbers worked out by a calculation engine and each answer labelled with how it was produced.

Tracking is free, on iOS, Android and a full web app on one account. Live sessions record rebuys, add-ons and bounties as they happen, past sessions can be added and edited, multi-day tournaments are recorded day by day, and deposits and withdrawals keep the bankroll right.

Its limits: no import from other apps yet, no staking or social features, and the free plan in the mobile apps shows the last 30 days of sessions.

2. Poker Bankroll Tracker: free with ads, imports and exports

Poker Bankroll Tracker covers most of what reviewers asked Poker Stack for: live sessions, statistics and graphs, and CSV import and export, though import, export and the extra statistics are Pro features. It runs on iOS, Android and in a browser, supports more than 40 currencies and is actively updated.

The free version shows ads and one bankroll at a time.

3. Pokerbase: free tracking with staking and a social side

Pokerbase is free for tracking on iOS and Android, with staking, a social feed, a hand recorder and imports from several apps and spreadsheets on top. Its paid plans cost more than Poker Stack's Yearly Pass.

4. Poler: a simple iPhone tracker for less

If you like Poker Stack's simplicity and only use an iPhone, Poler costs $2.99 a month or $19.99 a year, less than Poker Stack's Yearly Pass. It records breaks, expenses, bounties and rebuys during live sessions, handles multi-day tournaments and series trips, and asks for no account.

5. Poker Analytics 7: detailed statistics and staking

For players who want far more analysis than summaries, Poker Analytics offers detailed filters and reports, custom fields and staking, on iOS, Android and Apple silicon Macs. Its free tier is 25 records on iOS, and plans are yearly.

Who should stay with Poker Stack

Stay if the AI summaries and shareable cards are what you use, you play on iOS only, and the Yearly Pass fits your budget. Version 3 is new, so it may well add what earlier reviews asked for; check its update notes before you leave.

How to switch from Poker Stack

1. Save your totals. Poker Stack's pages describe cloud backup and restore, not export to other apps, so take screenshots of your overall results and bankroll.
2. Start from your current bankroll. In the new app, record your current bankroll as a deposit and log sessions from today. That works for every app here, including PokerRoll, which cannot import yet.
3. Log every session from the first day, including the losing ones, so the new history is complete.

The comparison of seven bankroll tracker apps covers the wider field, and the poker session log guide explains what is worth recording.