How it works

1. 1. Get an account

   Request access and an administrator reviews it by hand — there is no automatic sign-up and no public directory of users. Once approved you sign in with your email address or username.

2. 2. Record a session

   Add the date, the casino, the table stakes, what you bought in for and what you cashed out. The profit or loss and the units up or down are calculated from those numbers, so the record stays consistent even if you edit it later.

3. 3. Read the dashboard

   The overview turns your session history into totals and charts: cumulative profit, win rate, average win versus average loss, streaks, drawdown, ROI, and breakdowns by casino and weekday. You can reorder or hide charts so the dashboard shows what you actually care about.

4. 4. Work on the count

   On the Professional tier, the Hi-Lo counter keeps a running count as you tap through cards, converts it to a true count using the decks remaining, and shows the bet size from a spread you define yourself. It is a training aid — you supply the discipline.

What it looks like with real use

Eight sessions is already enough for the numbers to say something. Here the player is up overall, but the ROI and the drawdown tell a more useful story than the profit alone: a losing run in early June put them well below their previous peak before they recovered.