The host runs the clock from their phone.
Pause, go back or advance the level from the same screen, alongside the blinds, the next level and how many players are still at the table.
Blind clock


Poker home game software
The clock goes up on the living room TV, and the settlement for everyone on a tab is ready when the night ends.
Creating an account is free. You sign in with your email, with no password and no card.


Without Kora: The clock runs on the phone of whoever remembered to open it.
With Kora: The clock is on the living room TV, and you pause it from your phone.
Without Kora: The season ranking lives in a spreadsheet someone updates later.
With Kora: On Home Game Plus, every night goes straight into the ranking, with the group's formula.
Without Kora: Settling up with whoever still owes is done in your head.
With Kora: The settle-up comes ready, with who owes the house and whom the house owes.
Without Kora: The cash box mixes the prize money with the group's money.
With Kora: The money screen separates what is prize from what stays with the house.
Pause, go back or advance the level from the same screen, alongside the blinds, the next level and how many players are still at the table.
Blind clock

The ranking adds up the points from every tournament in the season using your group’s points-by-finish table. Standings download as a spreadsheet or come out as text to paste in the group chat.
On the Home Game Plus plan
Ranking and championship

The buy-in and the rebuy can wait until the end of the night. When it is time to settle, the list shows who owes the house and who the house owes, with prizes already taken out.
Put on tab and settle


Adding a player takes just a name. Phone, email or CPF (Brazilian taxpayer ID) can come later, if you need them.
Player registration
The Money screen splits what the stage took in between prizes and the house. Below it, what is left in the till and how much of that is still owed in prizes.
The iPhone and Android app uses the same account as the computer. What you sell on the phone shows up in the cashier right away.

Coming soon to the App Store and Google Play.
On the computer and the TV, Kora opens in the browser.


Didn't find your question?
The help center answers the rest, and the people who build Kora reply on WhatsApp.
Not for the night itself. Tournament, clock, sales and adding players all run on the phone, and the TV opens the clock in its browser. The settlement table, with what each player owes, opens on a computer.
No. The host adds each player by name, and on Home Game Plus the ranking opens from a link, no account needed.
Up to 20 active players and 4 stages created per month. The group owner doesn't count toward the 20, and the stage count resets on the 1st of every month. On Home Game Plus, for R$39 a month, the limit goes up to 60 players and stages are unlimited. On both plans, each stage has one tournament.
For R$39 a month, the group goes up to 60 active players, creates as many stages as it wants, with one tournament in each, and casts the tournament from the app to the TV. The ranking, with your brand on the public page, the jackpot and general finance come turned on, and you turn on the cash game in Settings.
Yes. Tabs come turned on for home games, with a per-player cap you can change in Settings.
Yes, on Home Game Plus and on every club and event plan. The ranking can count only each player's best nights, or drop the worst ones.
Yes, on Home Game Plus and on every club and event plan. A group can run several competitions at once, and a stage can also exist without a championship.

Creating an account is free. You sign in with your email, with no password and no card.
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