Build
Sculpt ranges in seconds.
The 13×13 matrix with weights, per-combo control, and position presets — build any range by hand, or paste one straight from your solver.
Build ranges, analyze boards, run multiway equity — the whole study workflow in one fast Mac app. One-time purchase.
No spam — a confirmation email now, an invite later.
33 beta seats. Everything free during the beta, Pro for life if you help shape it. Everyone on the list: 20% off at launch.
The product
Build
The 13×13 matrix with weights, per-combo control, and position presets — build any range by hand, or paste one straight from your solver.
Analyze
Three cards in, full anatomy out: every made hand, every draw, every combo — counted, ranked, and shifting live as the board changes.
Evolve
Save whole spots, tune the analysis to how you study, and revisit them as your game changes.
Features
Tiers
Everything unlocked, while it lasts.
Free · 33 seats
The core analyzer, free forever.
$0
The full toolkit, one purchase.
One-time · price at launch
Final Free/Pro split confirmed at launch.
Native macOS
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Everything computes on-device, instantly. No compute button, no browser tab, no virtual machine.
02
Keyboard-first, multi-window, native controls — not a Windows tool from the nineties wearing a costume.
03
iPhone and iPad companions with synced ranges follow the Mac release.
FAQ
A native macOS study tool for poker ranges and board textures. Build a range on the 13×13 matrix, set a board, and instantly see how the range hits — made hands, draws, equity — then filter it down to what keeps playing.
Off-table study: preparing ranges before a session, reviewing hands afterward ("how did that range hit this flop?"), and building the intuition solvers assume you already have. Solver users paste a range in and explore it like a human would.
The final split locks at launch. The principle already has: the core analyzer — matrix, board analysis, filters, heads-up equity — stays genuinely useful free, and Pro is a one-time purchase, never a subscription.
A private beta in small invite waves, in waitlist order — free, with everything unlocked. The first wave is 33 seats. First invites are planned for August 2026. The beta opens with the core analyzer; the bigger pieces — multiway, equity graphs, solver import — roll out to testers first as they ship.
The build, a private Discord channel, everything free during the beta, first access to every new feature — and testers who actively contribute (bug reports or a couple of feedback rounds) keep Pro free for life.
Free is planned for September–October 2026 and Pro for October–November 2026 — they launch when the beta proves them ready, and the waitlist hears first.
Yes — paste plain-text ranges (QQ+, AKs…) and weighted PioSolver/GTO+ strings straight in. Text export is on the roadmap.
No — it's descriptive, not prescriptive. It shows how ranges hit boards; your solver tells you strategy. Serious study workflows use both.
Yes. iPhone and iPad companions with range sync are on the roadmap after the Mac release — the engine is already built to be shared.
Both — Mac App Store and a notarized direct download.
No — Flopzilla is Windows-only; running it on a Mac takes a virtual machine or a Wine wrapper. FlopLab is a native macOS alternative, built as its own tool around the same style of range-analysis workflow.
FlopLab is built for off-table study. Most sites restrict live-assist tools — check your room's rules.
Private beta
33 seats, filled in waitlist order — everything free during the beta, Pro for life for contributors, 20% off for everyone else.
No spam — a confirmation email now, an invite later.