Get Stoa Poker

Stoa Poker is on the App Store and Google Play. Skills 1 and 2 are free. The other ten unlock with one subscription: a 7-day free trial, then $9.99/month or $59.99/year. Cancel anytime from your App Store or Google Play account.

On iPhone or iPad

Download on the App Store

The app requires iOS or iPadOS 15 or later.

On Android

Get it on Google Play

On a computer

Stoa Poker is a phone app, built for the ten minutes before a game, not a desk session. On your phone, search for Stoa Poker in the App Store or Google Play, or open this page there and use the links above.

What you’re installing

12 skills, in order
From which hands to open through board reading, opponent types, bluffing, and full-hand strategy. Each one drills a single decision until it's automatic.
Drills, not videos
The app deals a spot, you pick an action, and it tells you why that held up or didn't, before the next hand.
Review that finds you
Spaced repetition resurfaces the skills you're due on, so the early ones don't quietly rot while you work on the later ones.

It also works offline. All the training runs on your phone, so a bad signal at the card room doesn’t stop you.

Built to be usable

Not a feature list so much as a floor we hold ourselves to:

  • A colorblind palette with no red/green pairing, for red-green color blindness
  • WCAG AA contrast on every action color, verified, with the tightest pairing at 5.56:1
  • Large text supported to 1.6×, tested down to a 320px-wide iPhone SE
  • Light and dark themes, and the app remembers which you picked

What Stoa Poker is not

  • Not gambling. No real money, no play money, no wagering. Nothing to win or lose.
  • Not a solver. It teaches the decisions a recreational player actually faces. If you want GTO range grids, you want a different tool, and you’ll get more out of that tool after this one.
  • Not a hand-history analyzer. It doesn’t import your sessions or read your tracker.

Tell us what’s broken

Email hello@stoapoker.com with what happened and what you expected instead. Screenshots help.

Most useful of all is where the teaching was wrong: a drill that graded you in a way you don’t agree with, or an explanation that didn’t land. Those are the reports we can’t get any other way.