Honest comparison
Felt vs a basic poker clock app
The App Store has plenty of basic poker clocks. They count down. Felt counts down too, and runs the rest of the night: who bought in, who busted, who owes who, and how to pay them. iOS native, iPhone + iPad, with the clock on your TV via AirPlay when you’re ready to host like a charity director.
Felt: iPhone & iPada basic poker clock app: iOS or Android timer apps
Feature by feature
| Feature | Felt | a basic poker clock app |
|---|---|---|
| Platform | iPhone + iPad (iOS native) | iOS or Android (varies) |
| Tournament blind timer | Yes | Yes |
| Mid-game blind edits (extend level, rewrite upcoming) | Yes | Partial |
| Cash game ledger (buy-ins, rebuys, add-ons, cash-outs) | Yes | No |
| Who-owes-who settlement (minimised transfers) | Yes | No |
| Payment-app deep links (Venmo, PayPal, etc.) | Yes | No |
| ICM / Top-N / bounty payouts | Yes | No |
| Random seat draw + multi-table | Yes | No |
| League standings + Player of the Year | Yes | No |
| Multi-device sync (phone ↔ iPad) | Yes | No |
| AirPlay / HDMI clock to a TV | Yes | Partial |
| Custom clock themes | Yes | Partial |
When a basic poker clock app fits better
- You only need a stopwatch and a "blinds went up" sound. Nothing else.
- You write down buy-ins on a notepad and settle by Venmo over text.
When Felt fits better
- You want the timer plus the ledger that records who paid what.
- You want the settle-up step at the end of the night to be one tap each, not a group chat.
- You host on iPhone + iPad and want the clock on your TV.
- You run more than one game a month and want season standings.
If all you need is a countdown, the App Store has plenty of free options. If you want the night recorded end-to-end (every chip, every cash-out, every "I owe you twenty bucks"), that’s what Felt was built for.
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