Bankroll tracker

I’ve officially launched my Kickstarter campaign for my app. The goal of the app is to help people track their gambling habits and identify risky behaviour using clear stats, trends, and responsible-play tools. It’s designed to make it easier for users to stay in control by giving them accurate information about their play patterns in real time.

If you want to check it out or support it, you can go on Kickstarter and search for the project title. If you have any questions about the app, the features, or the purpose behind it, it's your own crypto wallet and bank account feel free to ask.

Session tracking
Automatically logs every gambling session so users can see how long they played, how much they won or lost, and what games they played.

Bankroll analytics
Shows detailed information on how a user’s bankroll changes over time, including deposits, withdrawals, profit/loss trends, and overall performance.

Win/loss graphs
Visual graphs that show patterns, streaks, long-term progression, and how consistent someone’s results actually are.

Risk and volatility analysis
Breaks down how risky someone’s playstyle is, how often they chase losses, and how volatile the games they choose tend to be.

Accurate statistics
Provides actual long-term numbers instead of what gambling sites show. This includes true ROI, cost per hour, expected loss rate, and overall EV.

Behaviour tracking
Highlights things like increased play frequency, late-night sessions, or sudden changes in spending. This helps users spot patterns before they become a problem.

Optional premium tools
Features like bet insurance, advanced forecasting, more detailed custom reports, and cloud backups for users who want more functionality.

Privacy-focused design
All data stays private to the user. Nothing will be sold, shared, or used to target people.

Responsible gambling features
The app gives warnings if someone’s activity becomes excessive and offers tools like limits, cool-down reminders, and honest breakdowns of losses.

I've cleared out the duplicate thread.

It wasn't a duplicate if you read it.And it was in a different thread as well

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It wasn't a duplicate if you read it.And it was in a different thread as well
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I saw two threads from you touting a kickstarter project for a bankroll tracker app.

The threads had excessive similarity.
I cleared the other one.

The forum rules don't allow advertising, but they allow Kickstarter projects? Is that a contradiction? If so, can you clarify? Thanks.

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The forum rules don't allow advertising, but they allow Kickstarter projects? Is that a contradiction? If so, can you clarify? Thanks.
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There are limited circumstances when advertising is allowed.
This seems to generally align with the spirit of those exceptions, although not the traditional practice.

I would hope anyone making a kickstarter contribution recognizes they are speculating on an as yet unrealized product.

It sounds like an interesting app. I finally found it on Kickstarter. Is there a way to actually use it or is this only for raising money?

I saw a recent video that recommended getting some bankroll trackers from the Playstore, but when I looked, the ones pictured weren't there. AI is making up tracking programs for videos now?
Anyway, I had a question. The IRS wants to know what time you were gambling, like 7 pm to 10 pm. I just count how many hours I spent at a game, and add 15 minutes for calculating on a spreadsheet per trip.

It's all good

This would do that and a lot more no need to record or track your time. But it would have to be with partner casinos to make it easy or you would maybe have to upload videos and the a I will do the rest

I need money to hire software engineers.So it can actually come to fruition

gotcha. I hear a lot about "Kickstarters" on "Shark Tank", but I've never really understood the concept. Do you have to give the people who contribute to your venture any equity?

we can't, because there's certain rules about income like, you gotta make like 200 k years be able to invest in a company if your a accredited investor