Hero Call

Track.Analyze.Win.

Hero Call, how serious players get better.

A live poker companion for tracking sessions, logging hands, and giving you the tools to analyze and improve your game.

No launch date yet. We'll email when there's something worth telling you about. How we handle your address.
The results screen: +$4,180 net across 12 sessions and 80 hours, at $52.25 an hour and 11.3 big blinds an hour, above a cumulative net chart
A saved hand with each player's equity at every street — 61% preflop, 81% on the flop, 73% on the turn — beside the action that followed it

Log hands fast

Designed to take the minimal amount of time to track the hand detail you want, and forget the rest. Quick actions and auto-evaluations where it's needed.

The hand logger's first step: a nine-handed table, waiting for you to tap the seat you're in
Action on UTG: the table with each position labelled and the blinds posted, and fold, call or raise along the bottom
Entering the flop a card at a time, with the option to skip straight to the summary
The end of a logged hand: the board, your hole cards, and a net of +67
A complete multi-street hand, logged one-handed while the next one is being dealt.

Two jobs, one app

Stop putting hands in notes and sessions spreadsheets, bring it together in one easy to manage place.

The hand logger

Tap your seat and the button, and every position is derived for you. Walk the street in the right order, skip anything you didn't catch, and the pot and side pots are computed rather than remembered.

How a hand goes in

Sessions and money

Buy-in, rebuys, a timer that runs itself, cash-out and tips. Net, $/hour and bb/hour, broken out by room and by stake, so you can see which game is actually worth the drive.

See the tracker
Results broken out by room — best and worst session, then net and session count for each card room played
Results by hour of the sitting: the first hour through the sixth and beyond, each with its net and the number of sessions behind it
Results by seating position, with net and hand count for UTG+1, the cutoff, middle position, the button and the lojack

Your data is yours

What we do with your data, in detail

Two players from Austin

Aaron went looking for a way to track his sessions and his hands properly, came up short, and built himself a prototype version of it. James had spent a career across the stack and shipped mobile apps before. They teamed up to create Hero Call, a poker companion app that they themselves wanted to be able to track their results, share hands, and get better.

Aaron Alterman

Aaron Alterman

James Gorman

James Gorman

More about why we're building it

Be there when it ships

No launch date yet. We'll email when there's something worth telling you about.

No launch date yet. We'll email when there's something worth telling you about. How we handle your address.