Poker night shouldn't end in math
Bink exists so hosts can run the game, not the spreadsheet.
Why Bink
Every home game ends the same way: someone pulls out their phone, tries to remember who bought in for what, and spends twenty minutes doing math while everyone else waits by the door. Bink is a buy-in tracker for poker games, built to fix that one problem: track buy-ins, calculate the settlement, and give the host one link to share the result with everyone.
Only the host needs an account. Players don't download anything, don't sign up, and don't have to trust anyone's memory. The host shares a link with their result and the full ledger, over WhatsApp, text, or however's easiest. No spreadsheets. No calculators. No arguments.
How we build it
We think settling a poker game should take thirty seconds, not thirty minutes. So Bink does one thing: it tracks buy-ins and cash-outs, works out exactly who owes who, and gives the host one link to share with the table.
We're obsessed with keeping it simple. Every feature we've ever cut was one that made the host's job harder instead of easier. If it doesn't help you settle up faster, it doesn't belong in Bink.