Information you have to hunt for
- Player names mixed into a general-purpose notes list
- Free-form text with no poker-specific structure
- More reading and tapping when action is already moving
Donkey's Edge
Your live-player memory
Turn quick observations into searchable opponent profiles. Save the face, the tendency, and the adjustment—then bring that read back to the table when it matters.
Overfolds rivers. Don't bluff the turn; value-bet thin.
ABC until the river; check-raises missed draws.
Calling station on paired boards. Barrel polar.
Why not use your phone's Notes app?
A general notes app stores text. Donkey's Edge organizes each opponent so you can recognize the player, scan the tendency, and recall your adjustment while the game is moving.
Observe. Record. Recall.
A note is only valuable if it is fast to capture and easy to find the next time that player sits down.
01 · RECOGNIZE
Attach a photo, choose an image, or use an emoji avatar. Visual profiles make it easier to recognize someone across card rooms, tables, and months.
02 · CAPTURE
Write the observation in plain language, then add strategy tags for instant context. Keep the note useful: what they do, where they do it, and how you should adjust.
03 · RECALL
Search by player name and scan the key details without opening every profile. Priority players rise to the top, while tags and note previews keep the list easy to read.
A language for tendencies
Quick labels provide the overview; your own note preserves the specific exploit.
Search, priority ordering, tags, and previews mean less tapping when you are already at the table.
Photos and visual avatars help connect the person in front of you to observations from the last session.
Store more than a label. Preserve the exact spot, tendency, and exploit you want to remember next time.
Capture what you learn today, then bring that information back to the table tomorrow.
Start building your player database