FastRaid vs "Poker Diary

We have collected game routes and gym information. The APP allows you to find the route that suits you best on the map, and you also have the opportunity to meet other players for Raid battles. When there are new routes or raid battles near you, we will also push the notification to remind you!

Poker Diary is a fast, private way to log your live poker sessions — talk through a tournament or hand the way you'd tell a friend about it, and Poker Diary turns it into a structured record you can actually search, chart, and learn from later. HOLD TO TALK Press and hold one button and just describe what happened — buy-in, cash-out, rebuys, key hands, positions, cards. Poker Diary listens, transcribes on-device, and fills in the details for you. Everything's editable by hand too, whenever typing is easier than talking. TRACK WHAT MATTERS Every tournament logs buy-in, rebuys, cash-out, and automatically calculated profit and ROI. Link satellites to the events they fed into, group tournaments into a Series (a whole festival, a weekly game, whatever makes sense to you), and see rolled-up stats for each one — wins, losses, ROI, and a running bankroll chart over time. MULTI-CURRENCY Log tournaments in whatever currency you actually played in. Set a preferred currency and Poker Diary converts and combines totals automatically using live exchange rates, without touching the original numbers you logged. HAND HISTORY, REPLAYED Every hand you log gets a clean visual replay — hero cards, board, villains, result — plus your own street-by-street notes exactly as you described them. AI FEEDBACK, ON YOUR TERMS Optionally get post-hand commentary from an AI model on hands you log — clearly labeled as commentary, never presented as solver-verified strategy, and never generated mid-hand. PRIVATE BY DEFAULT Your poker history lives on your device. No accounts, no ads, no selling your data. What you log is yours. Whether you play one tournament a month or grind a full series, Poker Diary is built to make the boring part — actually writing down what happened — fast enough that you'll keep doing it.