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RailBird Poker - Poker payouts made simple | Product Hunt

 6 months ago
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Support is great. Feedback is even better.

"Thanks for checking out the first version of the app! I'd love to know if the feature offering resonates with you, or if you know any poker players who might find value in using it to help run their home games? Any further feedback about the pay wall experience or pricing would be much appreciated!"

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Hey everyone 👋 I'm @koshy - Principal iOS Engineer @ Favor Delivery and founder of the RailBird Poker app.

I've been working on iOS applications going back to the iOS 4.0 days when I founded NatveInk, a small design & development agency helping startups launch their initial products. Eventually, I joined Favor Delivery during their Series A, and today, I support our teams internally as part of the Developer Experience team.

I've always dreamed of launching a product of my own that leverages my career learnings, focused on a compelling idea I'm passionate about. That idea finally came to me after moving to Austin and forming a weekly poker game with some friends. As the host, I quickly found that taking financial responsibility over the game’s ability to satisfy all payouts at the end of the night was not one that I wished to carry for much longer.

And so began RailBird - a quickly scrapped together iPad app that I brought down with me to the tables to serve as a glorified spreadsheet for keeping everyone’s buy ins and cash outs straight. A few redesigns and technical overhauls later, and RailBird is finally live on the App Store as an iPhone app with a generalized feature set to help any host reconcile their home game payouts.

I'm excited to hear your thoughts, especially from fellow product & engineering enthusiasts who may have personally felt the burden of managing poker game finances themselves!

What’s up next? - Support for game types other than cash games (namely tournaments) - All the fun stats and graphs that can be made available to players for tracking in-game performance - Improved event management features allowing for scheduled games and planned attendance - Web app support for sharing payout results with users who don’t have iPhones - Experimentation with different pricing models, allowing larger groups to offset the cost of access for their members


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