A place to share with players who get it. It's supportive, not competitive: there are no leaderboards and no rankings. Sharing is always your choice.
Read and filter the feed
Open the Community tab.
Scroll to read. Pull down to refresh.
To narrow it down, tap Filters. Under Show you can pick Featured, My Posts, or Responded. Under Category you can pick General, Session Recaps, Hand Reviews, Poker Stories, or Questions.
Good to know: the Filters button turns gold while a filter is on. Tap Favs next to All to see only the posts you've saved.
Find a member
Tap Find members.
Type at least 2 letters into Search members by name.
Tap a name. The feed now shows only that member's posts, with a chip at the top.
Tap the chip to clear it and see everyone again.
You can also tap an author's name on any post to see just their posts.
Write a post
In the Community tab, tap the + button. This opens New Post.
Pick a starting point: Hand for Review, Poker Story, Question, or Start blank.
Choose a category: General, Hand Review, Poker Story, or Question.
Write in the box under What's on your mind?. You have up to 5,000 characters, and a counter shows how many are left.
Tap Post to Community.
Good to know: changed your mind about the starting point? Tap Change template. You can edit or delete your own posts later from the … menu on the post.
Good to know:
Swearing is permitted. Venting about a rough session is part of the game, so swearing is fine in posts, comments, and bios.
Slurs are not allowed. If one slips in, the app tells you which word and keeps your text, so you can edit it and try again. Nothing is deleted.
You choose what you see. Prefer a cleaner feed? You can hide swear words in other people's posts.
See something that doesn't seem right? Tap the … menu on the post or comment and choose Report Post or Report Comment. Our team will take a look. Here's how.
React and comment
Tap a post to open it.
Tap a reaction (a thumbs up, heart, clap, or party popper). Tap it again to take it back.
To comment, type in Add a comment... and tap Send.
To reply to someone, use Reply on their comment.
Good to know: on your own comments, the … menu lets you Edit or Delete them. After your free trial, posting, commenting, and reacting need a subscription. See what's free.
Share a session as a recap
A Session Recap can turn a session you logged into a community post. You decide what goes in it.
Open the Journal tab, tap Sessions, and open the session.
Tap Share to Community.
Fill in Your Commentary. This part is required.
Under Include Session Details, check what you'd like to show: Game Type, Format, Stakes, Duration, Energy Before, Energy After, Sensory Load, or Emotional State. Game Type and Format are already checked to start with.
Check the preview, then tap Post to Community.
Good to know: your buy-in, cash-out, and profit or loss can't be shared. They aren't offered. To change a shared recap, open the session and tap Update Share. To take it down, tap Remove Share. If you delete a session that has a shared recap, the app asks whether to hide the post too.
Save a post
Tap the star on a post to save it. To see everything you've saved, tap Favs at the top of the feed. Tap the star again to remove it.
Report a post or comment
Tap the … menu on the post or comment.
Tap Report Post or Report Comment.
You'll see that our team will review it.
Harassment, hate speech, and spam aren't tolerated here. Our moderators keep an eye on the community. If something worries you, you can still report it, and we'll take a look. If you've already reported something, the app will let you know.
Good to know: a post or comment that gets several reports is hidden automatically while our team looks at it. If it turns out to be fine, we restore it. If you report a comment and it's hidden because of that, it disappears from the thread right away.
What stays private
Your Journal, check-ins, and reviews are private. Nothing is posted unless you write a post or share a session.
Your bio stays off your posts unless you turn on Show bio on my posts on your Profile page.
You choose what a recap shows. Your buy-in, cash-out, and profit or loss aren't on the list, so they stay out unless you write them in yourself.