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Poker chip tracker for home games

Hosting a home game usually means one person keeping score: who bought in for how much, who cashed out, and what everyone walked away with. Spelkväll replaces the napkin and the spreadsheet with a chip tracker that runs while you play — every buy-in, cash-out and pot is recorded automatically as you play Texas Hold'em.

The ledger keeps itself

Chips in Spelkväll are points with no money value — the app never handles payments. When a player joins a room and takes a seat, their buy-in is entered once. From there the server tracks every hand: pots won, side pots split, all-ins and showdowns all update the table's chip counts in real time. When the game wraps up, each player's cash-out is recorded the same way.

At the end of the night the ledger shows exactly who is up and who is down — no math at the door, no disputed totals, no "wait, did Erik buy in twice?"

Who can see it

Names, chip counts and the ledger are visible only to the host and the members of that specific room. Your standings are not public, and guests join by invite link only.

Built-in history and exports

Every hand is stored with its result, so you can go back and review a big pot weeks later. The history view supports search and CSV export, so the same ledger that settles tonight's game doubles as your long-term home-game record — useful if your group rotates houses or wants season-long standings.

Adjustable blinds and house rules

The host sets the blinds, can run a 7-2 bounty, and can trigger bomb pots — so the chip tracker follows the rules your table actually plays, not a fixed tournament schedule. Blackjack rooms get their own ledger flow with dealer rotation and player limits.

Try it at your next game

Open a room, share the join code with your table, and let Spelkväll keep score while you play. Chips stay play-money only: there are no deposits, no payouts and nothing to cash out for real.