free · early access

A database for the live poker grinder.

Take your notes from the casino, enter the hand on a visual table, and share a URL that plays back like an online history. No notation, no spreadsheets, no friction.

No credit cardPublic hands viewable without an account
replaysavemyhands.app/hand/k7q2nx
Pot$76
A
♣
7
♦
2
♣
savemyhands
D
$24
A
♥
K
♠
BTNHero$412
SBPlayer$198
smh
smh
BBWhale$1,240
UTGPlayer$305
smh
smh
HJreg_3$287
COPlayer$410
how it works

Three steps from felt to share link.

Jot the hand down at the table. Enter it into savemyhands when you get home. Send the link. No app downloads, no accounts for viewers.

01input
A
♠
K
♠
+

Enter the hand on a visual table

Open your notes from the casino, set up the players, positions, stacks and hole cards, then click through every action street by street. No notation to learn.

02save
share url
savemyhands.app/hand/k7q2nx

Get a unique URL for every hand

Hands save privately by default. Flip the lock to public and the share link copies to your clipboard.

03replay
02 / 04

Watch it play back like it's online

Animated street-by-street replay with bet sizing, pot, dealer button, and equity at each step. Anyone with the link can watch — no signup.

annotations

Stick a note on the moment that mattered.

Pin a thought to any action in the hand — "shouldn't have c-bet here", "villain showed weak preflop", "pot odds were 4:1". Notes appear inline in the replay, so when you share the hand the conversation comes with it.

  • Per-action sticky notes, not just a single comment box.
  • Visible to viewers when the hand is public.
  • Use them to study sessions, mark leaks, or settle a debate.
flop · step 0404 / 11
A
♣
7
♦
2
♣
Hero bets$24
Whale calls$24
reg_3 folds
note

He flat-called the c-bet too fast — probably a draw or middle pair. I'm barreling turn unless a heart comes.

faq

Questions, answered.

Yes, free while we're in early access. A paid tier may come later for power features (deeper stats, larger hand databases) but the core recorder, replayer, and share links will stay free.

No. Public hand URLs work for anyone — no signup, no login, no app. Viewers just open the link and watch the replay.

Yes. Every hand you save is private until you toggle it public. Only you can see private hands; public hands are visible to anyone with the URL.

About as long as it takes to tell the story. The recorder uses a visual table — set up players, pick cards, click actions. No typing notation, no spreadsheets.

Yes. The replayer is fully mobile-friendly so anyone can watch a shared hand from their phone. The recorder works on phones too, though entry is smoother on a tablet or laptop where the visual table has more room to breathe.

Not yet. Hand-history import is on the wishlist — for now, savemyhands is for live (in-person) hands you record yourself.