The Idea
BUILT BECAUSE
IT DIDN'T EXIST
IT DIDN'T EXIST
Most poker tracking apps are overcomplicated, ugly, or both. I wanted something fast to log, clear to read, and actually useful for understanding your game — so I built it.
The Poker Stats Tracker lets you log sessions in seconds, tracks your bankroll over time, breaks down performance by game type and location, and surfaces the patterns that tell you where you're making and losing money.
This project isn't about poker — it's about identifying a problem, designing a solution, building it end-to-end, and shipping it. The same process I apply to every hardware program, just in a different medium.
POKER STATS TRACKER
React Native
JavaScript
UI/UX Design
Data Viz
Solo Built
Download on the App Store
App Screenshots
THE PRODUCT
Dashboard
Session Log
Analytics
Bankroll
Add Session
Features
WHAT IT DOES
Fast Session Logging
Log a session in under 30 seconds. Game type, location, buy-in, cash-out, duration — all captured with minimal friction.
Bankroll Tracking
Live bankroll chart shows your trajectory over time. Running total, session P&L, and trend lines at a glance.
Performance Analytics
Win rate, hourly rate, average session P&L, best and worst sessions — broken down by game type, stakes, and location.
Session History
Full searchable session log with filters. See every session, edit entries, and spot patterns across your history.
Clean UI
Designed from the ground up to be readable and intuitive. No clutter, no confusion — just the numbers that matter.
Mobile Native
Built in React Native — runs natively on iOS. Designed for the table: fast to open, fast to log, fast to close.
Why It Matters
WHAT THIS
DEMONSTRATES
DEMONSTRATES
Full Product Ownership
Took an idea from zero to a live, usable product — scoping, designing, building, and iterating without a team.
UI/UX Design Sense
Designed the full interface — information hierarchy, interaction patterns, visual language. Not just functional code.
React Native Development
Built and shipped a real app in React Native — state management, navigation, data persistence, and charting.
Problem → Solution Thinking
Identified a real gap in available tools, defined the requirements, and built exactly what the problem needed.