PokerReads changelog

Version 1.0.30

Bankroll, redrawn: one graph, one number, and the sessions behind it

• One graph, one number, and the sessions behind it. Cash and tournaments split when you have both. Tap any point on the curve to open that session. The full dashboard lives under Tools.
• Sessions open instantly. Your history paints from the device before the network refreshes it.
• Edit a session's start and end times in two taps. The hours follow, including sessions that run past midnight.
• Sell action from the start. Every cash session asks whether you are selling action and to whom. The saved session shows each backer's share of buy-ins, payout, and result.
• Back a friend's cash game. In Staking, send a backer code. Once the player accepts, their stack updates reach your feed while they play, through to the final count.
• Share live. Pick who can follow a session the moment you start it.
• Also in this update: the rebuy and add-on sheet no longer jumps while you type, and the camera and photo prompts say exactly what they are for.

Version 1.0.29

The honesty release: reads, numbers, and coaching you can trust

• The read engine now speaks pure table language. Internal grading vocabulary can never reach a saved read, actor attribution is checked deterministically against your source hands, and other players from your notes can never leak into the wrong read.
• Hourly rates earned a floor: no $/hr, BB/hr, or hourly comparison renders until a sample has at least 3 sessions and 5 hours. Thin samples say "Hourly building" instead of pretending noise is a rate.
• Stop-loss got honest. What-if caps are labeled as retrospective what-ifs, never as money you "would have saved," and the coach now suggests a transparent starting guardrail (2x your buy-in) instead of a cap curve-fit to your history.
• The bankroll dashboard was rebuilt where it was noisy: a readable Current Month / Last Month grid, per-metric win/loss colors in the stakes table, and an export-and-review panel that is actually reachable from More tools.
• Table scanner and deep links got a hardening pass: the receipt hero survives hydration, the table map never double-counts you, and tournament prefills can no longer bleed into cash drafts.
• The Poker Journal is now a first-class tab: date-chip entry, mood tags, attach-any-session, and reflections that quote your own words back against your real results.
• Session review, weekly review, and every money surface follow one rule: if the app can't support a claim from your own data, it says so instead of guessing.

Version 1.0.28

The Poker Journal moves into the tab bar

• The Journal is one tap from anywhere, and any session you have ever played can be attached to an entry with search.
• Reflections quote your own words back with dates and hold them against your real results.
• Under the hood, reads are now checked against the hands that arrive after them, and your feedback becomes engine test cases.
• A deeper, calmer dark look, one honest green, and dozens of fixes from full days of live play testing.

Version 1.0.23

The table, scanned

• Point the scanner at a live tournament table and PokerReads lifts every seat, names included, drops the dealer and your own seat, and brings known players back with their photo and tournament history attached.
• Rename any player in a tap, straight from table setup or the reads list.
• A rebuilt bankroll that shows where you stand, where you have been, and the swings in between.
• A 30-day recycle bin: delete a player by accident and they wait until you are certain.
• Tags that sort players by stake and style, and one-tap sharing of any player read with the groups you trust.

Version 1.0.22

A sharper read, everywhere

• Every player carries a difficulty verdict, Very Tough through Very Exploitable, with the score and sample size beside it. Thin samples say so.
• Key Reads on the player page: the three reads that matter, numbered, with confidence on each line. The full read stays available for depth.
• The bankroll graph tells the truth at a glance: losing stretches in red, winning stretches in green, on the line, the fill, and every number chip.
• One hero per screen, press feedback on every control, and screens that sketch their layout while data loads instead of popping in from a spinner.

Version 1.0.19

Hand history export and bankroll trust

• Tap a saved hand to open the full detail screen: edit the body, change labels, copy, share, or delete. Edits trigger a fresh read.
• Hands with enough exact structure export as PokerStars-format text for GTO Wizard, Hand2Note, PokerTracker 4, and Holdem Manager 3. NLHE export was verified in GTO Wizard Analyzer; PLO output stays labeled for compatible tools.
• Strict export never invents action math. When exact sizes are ambiguous, PokerReads returns repair hints instead of made-up dollars.
• Bulk export as PokerStars text, raw text, CSV, plain text, or JSON, with repair-needed hands quarantined so one bad hand does not poison a clean file.

Version 1.0.18

Champion tier

• New Champion tier: founder-led onboarding, a monthly 30-minute review call, and one priority read each month. Existing Pro subscribers keep their current rate.
• Bug fixes and stability improvements.

Version 1.0.17

Calmer to open, faster to use

• PokerReads opens calmer, runs faster, reads cleaner, and is more honest about what it knows.

Version 1.0.16

Weekly Review, faster first read, share scout links

• Weekly Review: your week in poker, every Sunday. Sessions, hours, net, hourly, biggest swing, most-played venue + game, biggest leak, best game, worst account drift, plus a recommended next-week session plan grounded in your saved history.
• See it before you sign up: the demo route shows a synthetic scouting report without requiring an account. "Start with my own data" enters guest mode and routes to Add Hand so guests can save a first hand without a signup wall.
• 3-screen onboarding: embedded demo first, simplified one-input import second (auto-detects WhatsApp / Telegram / hand history / generic notes), bankroll setup third.
• Save a first hand for a new opponent → land directly on the player view, synthesis already streaming. The "Hand Saved ✓ / View Player" alert is gone for first-hand-for-opponent saves; the read is now the natural next screen instead of one tap away.
• Share-a-Read scout links: share any saved read with a friend. After signup, both accounts get 30 days free Pro. Anti-abuse: 10-token rate limit, 7-day expiry, 50-view cap, 365-day total cap, atomic claim-and-grant via Postgres RPC, redaction pipeline scrubs third-party names.
• ClubWPT Gold + Pokerrrr2 import: multi-image screenshot stitching (up to 6 shots) plus a "your read" prompt so saved hands carry both visual evidence and your in-the-moment intuition for later study.
• Pre-session read prewarm: when you import the expected lineup, reads for every opponent you've previously scouted refresh in the background so they're already loaded next time you open the app to study.
• Settings → Contact Support upgraded: emails go out with your account stamp in the subject + a prefilled diagnostics body so support replies don't need a separate "what's your account?" round-trip.
• Telegram chat-paste import fix: pasting a Telegram chat now routes to the Telegram parser instead of the generic Document parser, so first-time imports from Telegram don't silently land in the wrong flow.
• Synthesis quality is measured, not asserted: prompt changes run through private deterministic evaluation before release. Funnel telemetry records the signup, first-hand, and first-read milestones so onboarding failures can be investigated.

Version 1.0.15

Bankroll Operating Brief: the poker operating system

• Bankroll Operating Brief: one readiness score (0-100), one weak-link summary, and your next three bankroll moves before you sit. Five metrics: true bankroll, main-stake cover, ruin risk, account trust, monthly pace. One-tap into session review and protected discipline logging.
• Account trust score (0-100): how clean your bankroll picture actually is. Drift, stale balances, unassigned ledger rows, and account-level patterns all feed a single trust score with three bands.
• Bankroll review speaks from the Operating Brief: review context now sees the exact same readiness score, account trust, metrics, and "next three moves" you do. No more generic risk-of-ruin formulas.
• Deterministic bankroll patterns: concentration, drift, stale check-ins, unassigned rows, cashflow churn, expense drag, reconciliation cadence. The top three flow into every bankroll review as ground truth.
• Stop-loss and mood check-ins: log pressure points, tilt words, and guardrail breaches so the session review can show where discipline slipped.

Version 1.0.14

Bankroll Accounts + Online Table Scanner + smarter chat import

• Bankroll Accounts: track your roll where it lives (live cash, casino cage, ACR, ClubGG, Pokerrr2 clubs, staking pool, bank reserve). Per-account balances, drift detection, and stale-balance warnings.
• Online Table Scanner: Pokerrr2, ClubGG, and ACR. Point your phone at the screen, get instant per-opponent reads + exploit lines.
• Multi-Source Chat Import is smarter: game type (NLHE / PLO / PLO5) is now classified from the conversation itself instead of defaulting to PLO.
• Account-aware bankroll review: bankroll guidance now uses per-account context instead of generic risk-of-ruin formulas.
• Live-session reminders, bankroll intelligence (venue / game / mood patterns), synthesis reliability, auth hardening across 20 edge functions.

Version 1.0.12

Week One Plan + cleaner group scope + import fixes

• Home now shows a Week One Plan: 3 concrete reps before your next session.
• My Reads vs Group chips make active scope explicit on Home.
• WhatsApp / Telegram / Google Docs imports now detect duplicate sources.
• Fixed player-name extraction leaking position shorthand (UTG, MP, CO).

Version 1.0.11

Quality pass + Table Scan search fix

• Table Scan now searches your full player list (not just first page).
• Bankroll coach + session debrief auth fixes.
• Multi-group scope scroller + anti-archetype guardrails in AI synthesis.
• Auto-synth when you manually add a hand.

Version 1.0.10

Multi-group + subgroups

• Groups now support nesting: a home game can contain multiple stakes subgroups.
• Tree view on Home, Groups tab updated.

Version 1.0.9

Ingest wedge

• Google Docs import.
• First-class screenshot hand-history support.
• Auth hardening.