The part of live poker you control

Gameplan
Goals
Check-ins
Hand logging
Villain reads
Session review

Plan the session before you sit down, track yourself and the table while you play, review it before the next one.

Wrap is in testing. Join the Discord to get the build and help shape it.

A running session: the clock, the stakes and the venue, with the gameplan, table notes, check-in and Log Hand one tap away, and the buy-ins totalled underneath.

Short-term results tell you nothing. Your habits do.

Decide up front what a good session looks like, on things you control. Then a losing night stops being a verdict, because you already know whether you showed up the way you meant to.

That is the part worth tracking. The rest is variance.

How it works

Three moments, in the order you use them

BEFORE

Prep: your goals and gameplan

Write your focus points down once, tick them off at the table before the first hand. Set goals on a session, a weekly game or a whole trip, on things you decide rather than things you get dealt.

A gameplan card with three points, and a checkbox reading Read before this session.

DURING

Track: your state, hands, the table

Wrap asks how the table is and how you are playing, at an interval you choose. Log the hands worth keeping and the reads on the players you are up against. Always skippable, and missing one costs nothing.

An hourly check-in asking for table quality out of ten and how you are playing, with an optional note.

AFTER

Review: what you take into the next one

Your session laid out as it happened, with what you wrote and when you wrote it. One question at the end, and the answer is waiting for you when you sit down again.

A session scored 7 out of 10 with an average game of B plus, noted as coming from the check-ins.

The setup screen before the next session: the gameplan open above, and last session's takeaway with its date underneath.

What you get back

The session as you called it at the time

Table quality and how you were playing, in the order you rated them, with the time next to each one. Your notes underneath, exactly as you typed them at the table.

The judgement is yours. Wrap makes sure you have everything you need to make it.

And the goals you set are there to be hit. Gameplan read, check-ins answered, hours played. A bar that goes green on things the cards cannot touch.

A live trip with goals for gameplan reads, check-in quality and hours played, each with a progress bar.

At the table

Hands you can replay, reads you can use

Every street, position, sizing and result, without a poker table on the screen, so it does not look like you are doing anything at the table. One tap turns any hand into a link your coach or your study group can open and step through. Anonymous mode strips the names.

And the reads stay with the player. Tag tendencies, write counter strategies, add what only you would catch. The next time they sit at your table, you know how to play them.

Table notes: a seat tagged loose, passive and a whale, with two counter strategies written under it.

A logged hand replayed street by street, with stacks, positions and the pot.