What everyday poker headaches would you like to disappear?

A lot of “off-table pain” is basically admin + fragmented data. If I could delete a few everyday headaches, it’d be these:

• One clean results ledger across online + live. Having ACR/Party/live sessions split across apps/spreadsheets is brutal. The killer feature isn’t fancy graphs — it’s fast entry + trustworthy totals: buy-ins, rebuys/add-ons, tips, travel, swaps, staking %, and a timeline you can audit later.
  
• Hand history access + portability that doesn’t suck. Between different formats, missing HHs, weird imports, and partial hands, it’s hard to keep a “single source of truth.” An MVP that standardizes HHs, detects duplicates, and flags gaps would help a ton (even before any advanced analysis).
  
• “Did I actually play well?” without a 3-hour solver session. Rec/semiserious players don’t need a solver UI — they need a study pipeline: auto-tag common spots (BTN vs BB SRP, 3bet pots, river checks, etc.), surface 5–10 biggest leaks by frequency/EV proxy, and link to simple drills. Think “coach-style homework” more than “solver-style menus.”
  
• MTT workflow friction. Schedules are scattered, late-reg windows are easy to miss, and sessions run long. A tool that pulls your planned schedule into one place, estimates end times, tracks volume vs bankroll rules, and reminds you about breaks/registration would get daily use.
  
• Live session note-taking that’s actually usable mid-session. Quick tags for players (without turning into a phone zombie), seat changes, and “hands to review later.” Bonus points if it’s designed for one-handed input and works offline.
  
• Support/disconnect evidence packs. Every player has had “client crashed / hand didn’t post / tournament paused” moments. A simple way to capture timestamps, table/tourney IDs, screenshots, and auto-generate a clean report would save time and sanity.

If you want a high-impact MVP: build a data layer first (results + HH normalization + export), then add “smart” features on top. Also: privacy matters — local-first storage or very clear controls will be a big trust differentiator.

Happy to share more detailed requirements if you pick one direction (results tracker vs HH pipeline vs study/drills).

For me, the biggest everyday headache is how fragmented everything is once you play across multiple sites (and then add live on top). Results, tournament entries/rebuys, swaps/stakes, notes, hand histories, screenshots, “what actually happened” in a dispute, it all ends up scattered across a tracker, a spreadsheet, a notes app, and random folders. The annoying part isn’t a lack of charts; it’s that the data isn’t reliable or easy to audit later.

If someone built a “boring but perfect” pipeline that (1) ingests hands/results from multiple rooms, (2) normalizes them into one consistent format, (3) flags missing/duplicate hands and weird edge cases, and (4) lets you quickly tag a few hands to review later with a clean share link/export, I’d use it constantly. Once that foundation exists, the “fun” layer is obvious: simple study prompts (“you faced a river check-raise in a 3bet pot 27 times this month: here are the 10 biggest pots”) and lightweight drills without a solver UI.

Bot/RTA detection is sexy but hard to ship credibly. The unsexy stuff (reliable import, reconciliation, and an actually pleasant review workflow) would immediately remove daily friction for a ton of recs and semi-serious players.