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About Evenly: Score & Settle

Play More. Track Less. Evenly is the companion for everything around your game. Whether you play at a club, casino, online, or around a table with friends, Evenly helps you bring your sessions, results, bankroll history, settlements, and home games together in one place. No more trying to remember how you did three weeks ago. No more keeping pieces of your playing history across different apps, clubs, spreadsheets, screenshots, and messages. YOUR GAME. ONE CLEAR PICTURE. See how you are doing over time with an interactive bankroll view, recent performance, session history, and personal insights. Connected club results can flow into Evenly automatically. Play somewhere else? Log the session yourself and keep building one personal history across everywhere you play. TRACK WHEREVER YOU PLAY Playing at a casino? Another club? Online? A private game? Add the session to Evenly. Your All Poker view brings those sessions together so you can see more than what happened at one table or in one club. EXPLORE YOUR HISTORY Go back through your playing history without digging through old messages. Review sessions, dates, results, hands played, weekly activity, and previous settlements from one organized experience. MAKE SETTLEMENTS SIMPLE For supported clubs, Evenly keeps weekly settlement information clear and easy to find. See who pays whom, review prior settlements, and keep your settlement history available when you need it. RUN YOUR OWN GAMES Hosting a game with friends? Create and manage your own Poker or Rummy home games, organize your players, track the action, and make the numbers at the end of the night easier to manage. Save regular groups so the next game is even easier to start. KNOW WHO YOU'RE PLAYING WITH Use the player directory to connect names with the screen names you see at the table and quickly find the people you play with. YOUR PERSONAL HISTORY STAYS PERSONAL Sessions you log yourself, outside games, home games, payment information, and personal account details are designed around your privacy. Secure your account with your own passcode and Face ID for quick access. BUILT FOR THE PLAYER Evenly started with a simple idea: you should spend more time playing and less time tracking everything around the game. One session becomes a week. A week becomes a history. And eventually, all those games tell you something. Evenly keeps that picture together. Play More. Track Less.

What’s new

Version 1.0.2 · Updated September 11, 2026

A fresh look for the App Store, plus small fixes and polish.

App privacy

The developer, Prasad Chowdary, reported these privacy practices to Apple.

Data Linked to You

The following data, which may be collected and linked to your identity, may be used for the following purposes:

  • Contact Info: Email Address, Name, Other User Contact Info

Used for: App Functionality

Data Not Linked to You

The following data, which may be collected but is not linked to your identity, may be used for the following purposes:

  • Contact Info: Phone Number
  • Identifiers: Device ID

Used for: App Functionality

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