Texas Hold’em · iPhone and iPad
A calm table you can play with one thumb. Sit down against bots in a second with no connection and no account, play a Sit & Go that actually ends, or open a private room and send friends the code. Play chips only: nothing to cash out, nothing to win.
What it looks like
One table, one theme, and no second screen doing the same job as the first.
Sit down
Open the app and the table is there. Six-max or heads-up, bots on Easy, Standard or Hard, and one slider that moves blinds and buy-in together, seven levels from 1/2 to 100/200, each of them 100 big blinds deep.
Play
Fold, check or call, and raise sit at the bottom of the screen in the same three places on every street, so a hand becomes muscle memory. Swipe up to fold. Arm your action before the turn reaches you. Showdown names the hand that won and what it paid.
Finish
Sit & Go: six players, blinds that climb every eight hands, no rebuys, top three paid. When you are out it is over. Or open a private room, set the stakes and the time per turn, and send the six-digit code. A home game with no money anywhere near it.
How it works
No sign-up, no email, no lobby queue. Offline play needs no account and no connection.
Six-max or heads-up, bots on Easy, Standard or Hard, and one slider for the stakes.
Dealt immediately. Fold, check or call, and raise sit under your thumb in the same order on every street.
Why here
A table against bots, dealt the moment you open it, six-max or heads-up. On a plane, on the Underground, in a queue: no signal and no account needed.
Easy forgives a bad call. Hard reads ranges properly and rarely hands you anything. Picked before you sit, shared by everyone at the table.
Six players, one entry, blinds that climb, no rebuys. A session with a result at the end of it, not a table you have to decide when to leave.
Count the cards that help. Call or fold on the number. Short practice for the two decisions that cost the most, with nothing riding on it.
Open a six-seat room, set the stakes and the time per turn, and send the six-digit code. Only people with the code can sit down.
VPIP, PFR, 3-bet and postflop aggression, plotted against the styles they add up to, with the recent hands behind them. A leak becomes something you can see rather than suspect.
The app contains no advertising and no analytics software from anyone. Nothing about you is sold or shared, and offline play sends nothing anywhere.
A flat studio surface, large type, high-contrast cards. No neon, no oval felt, no second screen doing the same job as the first.
Who it is for
Hands cost nothing, so you can play the spot ten times instead of reading about it once. Start the bots on Easy, and tap the board for the hand guide whenever you are not sure what beats what.
Ranges, pace and pot control go stale between sessions. Twenty hands against bots on the way to work, or one Sit & Go, keeps them from it.
A private room and a code is the whole setup. Nobody installs a client, nobody sends anybody money, and nobody has to host in their kitchen.
Plans
Prices are set per country and shown in your own currency in the app’s Shop tab, so they are not printed here.
Free
Plus
Monthly or yearly. Cancel in Settings, as with any subscription.
Chip packs
Questions
Anything else: support@quietpoker.app, or the support page.
No. Quiet Poker is play chips only. They have no cash value, cannot be cashed out, sold, transferred to another player, or wagered on anything. There is no real-money game in the app and no way to win money or prizes.
Yes. The offline table against bots is the app’s main mode, and the Sit & Go tournament is offline too. Neither needs a connection or an account. A connection is only needed for private rooms and for carrying your chips to another device.
A six-player tournament against bots. Everyone starts on the same stack, the blinds climb every eight hands, there are no rebuys, and the last three standing are paid. Two entries to choose from, Standard and High Roller, and the bots can be set to Easy, Standard or Hard.
Yes. The cash table is six-max or heads-up. Pick it in table setup, along with the difficulty and the stakes, before you sit down.
Not for offline play. Open the app and you are dealt in, and nothing about you is stored anywhere. Signing in with Apple is what lets your chips and subscription follow you to another device, and what private rooms need.
Yes. Open a private room and send friends the six-digit code. Only people with the code can sit down, and everyone buys in for the same amount.
No. There is no advertising software in the app, and no analytics software either, from anyone. Nothing about you is sold or shared.
A larger daily chip reward on top of the standard one, and every card back and table colour for as long as you subscribe. It changes nothing at the table: the bots, the stakes and the private room are the same with it or without it. It renews until cancelled, and you cancel it in Settings or from the Shop tab.
No, and that is deliberate. Chips are there to keep playing with. A chip pack buys chips the way a level pack buys levels: not a stake, and not a balance.
iPhone and iPad. The table is portrait on iPhone, by design, so it can be played with one thumb; iPad gets more seat room and allows landscape.
Play chips, and only play chips
The chips in Quiet Poker have no cash value. They cannot be bought back, cashed out, transferred to another player, or wagered on anything. Nothing here prepares you to gamble for money, and it is not meant to.
Coming to the App Store