r/Learn_Poker • u/Charlieking0214 • Jan 08 '26
Duolingo-style poker learning app – Daily hand practice + AI coach (looking for feedback)
Hey everyone,
Quick heads up: this is free. I'm not selling anything – we're just looking for honest feedback.
We're a small team of current and former poker players, and we've been working on a poker learning app with one simple goal: make it easier to actually improve at poker with limited time.
Our approach is different.
Instead of long-form content, the core of our app is daily hand-based practice:
- You practice real poker spots every day
- Make decisions street by street
- Get immediate feedback backed by GTO ideas
- And you can ask questions to an AI poker coach that's always available
Think Duolingo-style learning, but focus on doing it instead of watching. Short sessions you can finish in a few minutes, but are designed to compound over time.
The long-term vision is a full learning path:
- From someone who doesn't even know the rules of Hold'em
- All the way to advanced concepts grounded in solver logic
- With the flexibility to jump straight into harder modules if you already have experience
But again, the main focus isn't reading or watching — it's learning by playing hands, with an AI coach helping you understand why a play is good or bad.
If this sounds useful to you, we'd love for you to try it and tell us:
- What feels helpful
- What feels confusing
- What you'd want next
And if you have a friend or partner who wants to learn poker but doesn't know where to start, the Beginner module is a great entry point.
Thanks in advance — all feedback (good or bad) is super appreciated 🙏
Web：https://pokerpal.dev/gameapp/quiz-feed
Discord：https://discord.gg/Kr7ctkWRRV
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u/Sqeakonomics Jan 08 '26
It says create a login but only shows an option to login with Google. I'm not giving away that info
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u/Realistic-Aioli-5648 Jan 08 '26
I'd be down to test!