User Manual

Start by selecting and assigning a player to every active seat at the table.

As the hand progresses, track each player's moves by pressing the corresponding action button located under their name.

For the sake of simplicity during live play, if a player makes a 4-bet or 5-bet preflop, you can simply record it as a 3-Bet.

Next to each named player, you will see two rows of numbers. The large numbers on top are their overall lifetime stats, and the smaller numbers directly underneath are their stats for the current session. Additionally, right below the plus (+) button, you will see a small number indicating the total amount of hands you have saved for that specific player.

You can assign an "Unknown player" to multiple seats at the table. For unknown players, the stats display is reversed to help you focus on the current game: the large numbers at the top reflect their stats for the current session only, while the smaller numbers underneath show the combined overall stats of all unknown players you have ever tracked.

Once all preflop action is entirely finished, simply press the "Next hand" button to complete the current hand and start a new one.

In the main tracker view, look for the stat numbers (such as VPIP, PFR, and 3Bet) displayed next to each player. Tap directly on those numbers to open the Advanced HUD for that specific player.

Inside the HUD, you can manually track a custom or specific stat. Whenever a situation occurs where the player has the opportunity to take that action: press Yes if they took the action, or press No if they had the opportunity but did not take the action.

If you want to customize the name of the stat you are tracking, simply tap on the stat's name. A window will appear allowing you to type in a new name.

If you need to start over or clear the data for a specific stat, just tap directly on the percentage number (%). This will reset that specific stat to zero for the selected player.

While inside the HUD menu, you can also view the combined, overall statistics for all the tracked players at your table, helping you quickly understand the dynamics of your current game.

Press the plus button next to the player for whom you want to save a hand.

Select the community cards. It is not necessary to select all the cards; you only need to enter the information that is known to you or that you want to remember.

Click the "Select action" button to record what happened on each street. You can also create your own custom actions. Keep in mind that the purpose of this feature is to record only the actions performed by this specific player, rather than tracking the entire hand for the whole table.

When finishing, you must classify how the hand was played:

To look at a specific player's statistics, you can tap the Analytics icon (the fourth icon on the far right) located under their name in the Tracker tab. Alternatively, you can open the Analytics tab directly and choose a specific player from the dropdown menu. You can also select "All players" to analyze the general tendencies of the entire field.

In this section, you can see a player's most frequent betting lines (for example, "Call-Check-Bet"). By analyzing these sequences, you might discover massive leaks—such as finding out that a player absolutely never bluffs when they take a specific line. Tapping on any sequence will instantly apply it as a filter, allowing you to quickly view all the saved hands where that exact betting line was used.

In the Flop size, Turn size, and River size categories, you can see exactly which hands a player shows down based on the specific size of their bets. This makes it incredibly easy to see if a player uses certain bet sizes only for value, or if they use them to bluff.

In live games, the time a player takes to make a decision is a crucial tell. Many players unknowingly differ in their timing when deciding to bluff versus value bet. We recommend counting silently in your head (like slow counting or breaths, from 0 up to 11+) while a player is thinking, and recording that number. By reviewing this data later, you can find exact patterns in how their decision time correlates to their actual hand strength.

When viewing filtered hands in the history section, they are color-coded so you can instantly understand how the hands were played:

While in the analytics tab, tap the filter icon located in the top right corner.

You can filter your saved hands using several different options:

You can also filter hands based on the community cards.

If there are specific filters you use often, you can save them for quick access later. This is incredibly useful when playing online, allowing you to instantly pull up a saved preset to see exactly how a specific opponent—or the entire player pool—tends to play a specific line. Just select your desired parameters, press the plus button in the "Saved presets" section, enter a name, and save it.

After selecting all the criteria you want to see, press the "Show hands" button at the bottom of the screen to view your matching results.

While we are not yet available in the official app stores, you can still install SnapHand directly to your phone's home screen as an application.