Stop losing the study value of the tournaments you already played.

Chipwise turns hand histories and tournament summaries into a review system: replay the decisions, tag the leaks, maintain your range database, and build an opponent database from the players you actually face.

The problem

After a session, the useful work is rarely in one place.

The hand itself is only half the problem. The rest is remembering why it mattered.

Chipwise is designed for that second part: keeping the decision, note, tag, opponent, tournament, and range context together.

Hands get lost

Important hands disappear into a tracker row, a text note, or memory after the session ends.

Context is split

Tournament results, summaries, notes, opponent reads, and range work live in different places.

Study has no loop

Most tools show data. Fewer tools help decide what to review next and keep that work connected.

The loop

Chipwise keeps the path from import to review short.

  1. 01

    Import the session

    The desktop watcher imports Winamax hand histories and tournament summaries into one account.

  2. 02

    Review the real spots

    Open a tournament or hand and replay the decisions with positions, stacks, board, and action history.

  3. 03

    Capture the work

    Mark hands, add tags, write notes, and keep a review queue that is still there tomorrow.

  4. 04

    Come back prepared

    Use the same workspace for ranges, opponent notes, and sessions instead of rebuilding context later.

Databases

Chipwise is also where opponent reads and range work accumulate.

Opponents

A database of the people you actually play against.

Every imported hand can strengthen a player profile: notes, showdowns, hands played, last seen, and the spots that made them worth remembering.

Ranges

A range database tied to real tournament decisions.

Build and revisit ranges from the same review workspace, so preflop assumptions and study notes stay close to the hands that exposed them.

What changes

The product is the connection between the surfaces.

01 / Structure

One place for the review work around your tournaments.

Hands, tournaments, sessions, opponent profiles, ranges, tags, and notes stay attached to the same study record.

02 / Continuity

Every useful observation can become the next study item.

A hand is not just a replay. It can become a marked spot, a leak tag, an opponent read, or a range update.

03 / Memory

The study work compounds instead of resetting after each session.

Marked hands, opponent reads, range adjustments, tags, and notes remain available when the same spots come back.

Live watcher

Chipwise can follow the session while it is still happening.

Watcher

The desktop app watches your hand history folder while you play.

Refresh

New hands are parsed, sent to your space, and reflected in the web app.

Continuity

The session you follow live becomes the same record you review later.

Start

Create an account. Import one session. See what is worth reviewing.

The point is not to look busy. The point is to know what deserves review next.