Cashless Poker
Home game accounting, simplified.
Who likes fumbling with cash and change every poker session? Record each buy-in and cash-out, and Poker Homie works out the smallest set of payments that settles the night.
Free. No ads. Also works offline without an account.
Settle up · 3 payments
What you can do
One table. Every seat.
Poker Homie isn’t only for whoever’s running the night. Everyone at the table shares the same ledger — and gets the controls that come with their seat.
As the host
- 01
Seat anyone
Add players whether or not they have the app. People who do can claim their own seat later.
- 02
Approve buy-ins as they land
Requests queue up for review. Approve or decline without leaving the table.
- 03
Record the money
Buy-ins and cash-outs on a keypad built for one hand. Fix a wrong number any time.
- 04
Split the night’s expenses
Pizza, the beer run, the table rental — add it as an expense, say who paid out of pocket and who’s in on it. Split evenly, or type each share yourself.
- 05
Hand off the night
Leaving early? Pass the host role to whoever’s still there.
- 06
End it and settle
Close the table and get the shortest list of payments that squares everyone up — shared costs folded in, so nobody gets a second bill.
As a player
- 01
Join with the table’s code
Take the seat the host made for you, or add yourself to the night.
- 02
Ask for chips without stopping play
Send a buy-in request from your seat. Change your mind? Pull it back before it’s approved.
- 03
Follow the table live
Everyone’s buy-ins and the total in play update as the night runs.
- 04
Cash out, then buy back in
Out early and back for one more? Both stints stay on your record, and the maths still works.
- 05
Know what you owe
When the night ends you get one number and one name, shared costs included — not a group-chat argument.
The long run
Every night adds up.
Settle a night and it joins your record. Poker Homie keeps the running total, your win rate, your best night and what the table has actually paid you per hour — so you can stop guessing whether the year has gone your way.
+1,240
▲ 9.84% ROI All time
Across every night
- 01
Your running total
Settle a night and it joins the line. The number at the top is where you stand across every night you’ve played.
- 02
Follow the line back
Run your finger along the chart and the total at the top goes with it — what you were up or down at any point in the run.
- 03
A window that moves
Last month, three months, a year, or all of it. The chart and your best night follow the range you pick.
- 04
Nights that didn’t balance stay out
If the money in didn’t match the money out, that night is left out of your totals instead of quietly skewing them.
- 05
Yours alone
Nobody else at the table sees your record, and you don’t see theirs. There’s no leaderboard here.
Your record needs an account — offline nights stay on the device and never join it. And it builds from the nights you settle from here on, not the ones already behind you.
On the record
Every entry, signed and timed.
Every buy-in, cash-out, request and correction is logged with who did it and when. So “I definitely bought in twice” stops being a debate and starts being a line you can point at.
No account, no signal, no problem — offline mode runs an entire night on your phone alone. Those sessions stay on the device.
Feedbacks & reviews
From people who host.
Must have for your home game. Easy to use, less stress for hosting poker games
Easy to use and def will share this app with others
Nice, super helpful. No more pen and paper to write down buy ins.
Get the app
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Free to use, with no ads. Start a session in offline mode without creating an account.
Not ready to install? Try the browser demo — it runs the same ledger, right here.
Write feedback
Tell me what's missing.
Poker Homie is built by one person, so feedback goes straight to the person who can act on it. Bug reports, feature ideas, or a note about how your game runs — all welcome.
Email me and I'll read every message. If you're reporting a problem, it helps to include your device, whether you were signed in or in offline mode, and what you expected to happen.